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AI tools & automation · used before we write

AI tools, minus the hype

We take AI tools onto real work, then tell you the short version: what the thing does, what it costs, what breaks under pressure, and who should walk away.

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01 / The problem Updated as tools change

AI made it easy to look busy and hard to finish anything. Our job is to shorten the list to the handful of tools that pull their weight, and to say plainly when one does not.

Every guide carries

Four things, no exceptions
The price

What you actually pay

Plan tiers, free-tier ceilings, seat costs and the upgrade you get pushed into after week one.

The catch

What breaks

Export limits, locked features, data handling, and the tasks where the tool quietly gives up.

The setup

Steps you can copy

If a job can be automated, we write the actual clicks, not a promise that it can be done.

The verdict

Buy, wait, or skip

A straight call at the end, including the reader who should not spend the money at all.

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AI writing

AI writing tools

ChatGPT Plus, Claude Pro, Jasper, Copy.ai and Notion AI compared on price and editing quality.

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Automation

Zapier vs Make vs n8n

The billing trap nobody explains, and which automation platform fits your volume.

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Assistants

ChatGPT Plus vs Claude Pro

Both cost $20. Here is which one wins for writing, limits, media and code.

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Image & video

AI video generators

Veo, Runway, OpusClip and Pictory, with the real cost per second of video.

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Voice & audio

AI meeting notes apps

Fathom, Fireflies, Otter and Granola compared, including free-tier caps.

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Comparisons & pricing

What $0, $50 and $200 buys

Three realistic AI subscription stacks, and the four places budgets leak.

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How-to & prompts

25 ChatGPT prompts

Copy-paste prompts for strategy, content, social, sales and operations.

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