Every post rests on a real build: the case, a screen from it, a measured number and what broke. Prices are checked on the vendor's own page, with the date next to them.
What Claude, Cowork and Claude Code can run for a small team, with prices checked on the day.

Claude Code pricing checked 15 Nov 2026: Pro, Max, Ultra, Team seats and API rates, how usage maps to each plan, and what a one-person business really pays.
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Claude chat, Cowork or Claude Code? What each one does for a business, what it costs (checked 15 Nov 2026), and which jobs we give each, with real builds.
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What Claude can run for a small business in 2026: plans and prices checked on the day, the Small Business plugin, and 6 AI systems we built, with what broke.
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The 6 Claude skills behind our outreach: what each one does, where to get it free, how we run them every week, and where skills stop helping your marketing.
Read the postLovable, Claude Code and friends: what breaks after launch and how we ship client apps.

Taking a Lovable + Supabase app to production: the 12 fixes we make before real users log in, each traced to our builds, and Supabase settings to check.
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Lovable vs Claude Code from a builder who ships client apps with both: what each does well, prices checked Nov 2026, where each got stuck, and the handoff.
Read the postAgents that run in production: what they replace, what they cost, what went wrong.
Zapier, Make, n8n and Airtable: honest prices, where they hit limits, and the code path.

Airtable pricing in 2026, checked on the day: plans, limits, what a 5, 15 and 40-person team pays, how to pay less, and when your own app costs less to run.
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n8n vs Claude Code in 2026: what each one is, real monthly costs, two systems we still run on n8n, one we wrote in code, and how to move a workflow off n8n.
Read the postOwn CRMs, portals and internal tools: buy or build, costs and timelines.