[philba]

Chasing the links that start with the "We are changing our startup subscription offering. Update your existing subscription now" link from F360's main screen you get to this about startups:

Who is eligible?
Businesses with 10 or fewer employees.
Businesses (including parent entities) generating less than $100,000 USD in total annual revenue.
Willingness to share your story with the Autodesk Fusion 360 community.
Don’t qualify for startup use? Get a commercial subscription to Fusion 360.

Which to me, seems to be basically the same.

And this from following the non-commercial link:

Who is eligible?
Individuals with non-commercial personal design projects.
Individuals doing home-based non-commercial manufacturing and fabrication.

Again, I don't see much change.

[philba]

Chasing the links that start with the "We are changing our startup subscription offering. Update your existing subscription now" link from F360's main screen you get to this about startups:

Which to me, seems to be basically the same.

And this from following the non-commercial link:

Again, I don't see much change.

Though, logging in, I get a different set of rules:

Qualification details
Fusion 360 is available for personal use for individuals who are:

Using for personal projects outside of their primary employment.
Engaged in Hobby Businesses.*
Learning for personal use, outside of a company environment or commercial training.
Creating YouTube videos, blogs or other web content.**

Eligible hobby businesses earn <$1000/yr income. Websites also have the $1000/yr number.

It wold be nice if they got their various web pages in alignment.