All-in on AI, he cancelled several subscriptions this week by building his own apps
bdmusic1978 says they're all-in on AI, and the proof is in the subscription list: just this week, several software subscriptions got cancelled because building better-customised versions of those apps was possible. No names and no prices, so we can't count the bodies. But the pattern matches everything else in this feed. People aren't replacing software with nothing. They're replacing it with versions that fit them better, and the bill for the generic version stops making sense. A small post in the same big wave.
I'm all-in on AI. Just this week, was able to cancel several software subscriptions because I was able to build my own, better customized versions of those apps.
— bdmusic1978, read the original on XMore SaaS obituaries
- David Kobia hit a broken support link and vibe coded a SendGrid alternative by Sunday night
- Hunter Bohm cancelled 5 subscriptions in two weeks with Claude Code, about $134 a month
- Kelly C. built a half-decent CRM in about the time it took to research and price CRMs
- Noah Kagan says Claude Max killed $15,788 a year of software, Carta and Zapier included
- Pawan cancelled $1,700/month construction software after bots rebuilt it on QuickBooks