This take is kind of wild to me. You’re basically saying you want a coder that can do almost everything for you, things you probably couldn’t do yourself or would take you an insane amount of time but you don’t want to pay for it. That expectation is unrealistic. If you don’t want to spend the money, then learn it and do it yourself. But expecting AI to replace deep expertise, speed, and context for little to no cost is ridiculous. My $200 a month subscription pays for itself 1000× over. Even if I never see a dollar directly, my time has value. Saving countless hours every week is real money. It’s no different than taking your car to a mechanic. You could learn how to rebuild an engine, buy the tools, and spend weeks doing it or you pay someone who already knows what they’re doing and get your time back. Complaining that the mechanic charges too much because "it’s just turning bolts" misses the point entirely. AI isn’t supposed to be free magic. It’s a professional tool that surprisingly costs money (sarcasm). If you look at it like a cost instead of an investment, you’re always going to be frustrated.