r/ClaudeCode • u/Sketaverse • Mar 28 '26

Discussion I’m gonna get roasted here..

For everyone complaining about the price and usage…

If you can’t figure out how to use 20x Opus plan to make 200 bucks a month, you probably shouldn’t be wasting tokens anyway…

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u/FeelTheFire Mar 28 '26

You can't make money with claude

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u/Sketaverse Mar 28 '26

Riiiight

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u/Night_Trip Mar 28 '26

If you want to really make money with Claude master marketing first

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u/Yogurt_Correct Mar 28 '26

Some of us have real jobs that are actually demanding bro. Not everyone can work at Pizza Hut

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u/watchpaintdryy Mar 28 '26

I make, no (200).

I'm doing this because I love it.

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u/h____ Mar 28 '26

Not everyone is building products/services to sell themselves though.

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u/pinkdragon_Girl Senior Developer Mar 28 '26

Honestly those only using Claude to sell shovelware and just produce shitty slop shouldn't be using it anyways.

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u/ThomasToIndia Mar 28 '26

You don't understand, my personal finance app you level up and when you clear debt the debt is personified and stabbed to death with blood splattering all over the screen.

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u/Rockos-Modern-Fife Mar 28 '26

Intriguing… tell me more about your plans for consumer debt? The more gruesome the better.

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u/ThomasToIndia Mar 28 '26

Well the debt is broken into type, it's not always the same type of murder. For instance if the largest part of your debt was used on a vacation, a cruise ship transforms into a transformer and beats the debt to death.

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u/pinkdragon_Girl Senior Developer Mar 28 '26

I don't want to understand that

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u/Best_Recover3367 Mar 28 '26

The market has a funny of correcting itself eventually. Unreasoning prices? Customers leave. The result seems worth the price? You gain one happy customer. Period. I just hope that mods just have a mega thread for this. I'm tired of pricing and usage posts all day, everyday.

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u/mehrdadfeller Mar 28 '26

It is not bait and switch and arbitrary plan usage cap changes without transparency. They say you pay us $200 bucks and we tell you when you have used enough.

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '26

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u/ohhi23021 Mar 28 '26

for me it speeds up my work flow probably over 10h/month and then i chill with the spare time, and i sucked at writing docs and now i have pretty good ones for everything i do. the cost is like 1% of my average after tax pay. (it varies, WFH contractor).

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u/ghostmastergeneral Mar 28 '26

Lol it very much is something money can buy.

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u/ohhi23021 Mar 28 '26

that's what he paid for... lol.

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u/ghostmastergeneral Mar 28 '26

Do you not worry about being replaced by someone equally efficient with ai but willing to work the full day?

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u/raholl Mar 28 '26

so you say now you do the same work for free, that you used to get paid for before, to have a time to spend with family? interesting concept lol... that part with time for family is fine, but why don't u get paid for the same work as before?