
Get stuff done on a $20 Claude Pro subscription
The simple way for solopreneurs who keep running out. Some of them find out they never needed more than a $20 plan.
For solopreneurs who want to build. A way of working that doesn't depend on how big your plan is.
Module 0 is free forever. €19 for the rest when it lands, with 14 days to change your mind.
“$20/mo Claude plan? brother. you can use that for like ten minutes per day”
That is what happens to him. It does not happen to me, and we are on the same plan. I run my whole company on one $20 Claude subscription and build a startup on a second one. Two subscriptions is my entire AI spend.
I am a 4× CTO. I have spent twenty years making tools earn their keep and, more usefully, working out when not to reach for them. Most of what people pay Anthropic for is waste nobody ever showed them how to see.
A Prague tailor who rebuilt his whole company on one subscription put the standard better than I had: he is going to write up every build of his, start to finish, on Substack, without inflating anything. This course holds to the same standard: real numbers off my own bill, including the ones that make the course look smaller than it could.
The course is about fewer moments where the model was the wrong call, not more output from it.
Why you keep running out
You are not doing anything unusual. You are doing what everyone teaching AI told you to do, and it is expensive.
You think the plan is too small
You hit the limit, the day ends, and the obvious read is that $20 does not buy enough. So you upgrade, and the same thing happens at $100.
Nobody has shown you another way
Every guide you have read assumes you want more output from the model. None of them start by asking whether the model should have been involved.
So the bill goes up and the work does not
An agent framework, a vector database, three automation tools, a dashboard nobody opens. The subscription grows monthly. The list of finished things does not.
What changes in your first week
- Get a full day of building out of a $20 Claude subscription.
- Work out, inside one session, which part of what you are doing is burning the plan.
- Define work in two minutes so the first answer is the one you keep.
- Know when to stop delegating and do the thing yourself, which is where most of the saving comes from.
- If you are on Max, find out whether you ever needed Max.
This is for you if
- You are a solopreneur who wants to build your own tools and does not write code.
- You are on Claude Pro and you have decided it is unusable.
- You pay $100 or $200 a month and still feel like you are counting.
Skip it if
- You are an engineer looking for prompt tricks and context-window internals.
- You are happy on Pro and getting a full day out of it already. You are done, go build.
What's inside
Module 0 is free forever and covers the whole approach. The rest is being written now, and buying once keeps every module that lands.
⚡ The "Aha Moment": Build in weeks what used to take months, with 2-5× more clarity and confidence.
Module 0 - The $20 Setup
What you actually need to run your whole business on one Claude subscription.
Module 1 - Your Operating Loop
Turning the define-before-you-ask habit into a daily loop that actually clears your list.
Module 2 - Automate What You Repeat
Turning proven tasks into skills, unsupervised routines, and overnight goal runs.
Module 3 - What to Skip
MCP, browser use, and dispatch: understanding them well enough to leave them off.
Module 0 costs nothing
Register to read it, decide whether this way of working suits you, and get told when the paid modules land.
Get StartedPrice and guarantee
€19
One payment when the full course lands. About an hour of short video lessons across two sittings, full transcripts so you can skim to the lesson that matches your problem, and the config files I use. Module 0 is free forever and it is up now.
This should work inside a week. You have 14 days to tell me it did not, and I will refund you with no questions asked. You keep the files.
Questions people ask
Do I need to know how to code?
No. This is about how you decide what to hand over and what to keep, which is a judgment problem rather than a syntax one. If you can describe what you want in writing, you can do this.
I am on Max. Is this for me?
Especially. The people paying $200 a month and still rationing are paying for the same waste, at ten times the price. Some of them come down a tier afterwards. Some keep Max and get twice as much out of it.
What happens when Anthropic moves the limits again?
Nothing here is tuned to a specific limit, so this holds when the numbers change. If a course about token economics needs a patch every time a plan is repriced, the course was the problem.
Why is the course in euros and the plan in dollars?
Anthropic prices Claude in dollars. I am in Europe and I price in euros. The $20 in the title is theirs, the €19 is mine.