Update docs/blog/20230903-confused-Techie-pulsars-ci.md

Co-authored-by: Daeraxa <[email protected]>

docs/blog/20230903-confused-Techie-pulsars-ci.md

@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ Keeping in mind that we trigger the same amount of runs per platform, the differ
 | May   | 66 credits / 273 hours | 72 credits / 396 hours  | 490 credits / 544 hours |
 | July  | 55 credits / 229 hours | 39 credits / 213 hours | 305 credits / 339 hours |
 
-Using this data, where we consider 1 credits = $1 USD, minus the novel 50 free credits, July would've costed $349 USD. We could then realistically estimate that building Pulsar binaries would cost ~$350 USD a month.
+Using this data, where we consider 1 credit = $1 USD, minus the novel 50 free credits, July would've cost $349 USD. We could then realistically estimate that building Pulsar binaries will cost ~$350 USD a month.
 
 Which when we consider that's a higher price than anything the Pulsar team spends any money on for Pulsar, it's a bit of a tough pill to swallow. But especially because Cirrus isn't the only service out there, no one on the team could justify spending our sponsors money on such a large expense. At this point, we had to determine a way to lower our usage or move off the platform.