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AI-generated ugly is a specific, finite, recognisable ugly — the same violet gradient, the same three cards, the same invented testimonials. Name the tells, then fix them in dependency order with 20 targeted prompts.

Most lead gen stacks pay for the same job three times. Twenty tools sorted by the layer they actually occupy — data, signal, execution, capture and CRM — with real September 2026 pricing from vendor pages, not roundups quoting each other.

AI-built sites all look the same because “beautiful” tells a model nothing. 27 copy-paste prompts that constrain the design system first — plus which vibe coding tool to use and why the model matters more than the wrapper.

“Build me a landing page” fails because one prompt does four jobs at once. This is the four-stage workflow — 18 prompts from buyer research to published page — that produces copy worth shipping.

50 copy-paste Kling 3.0 prompts built on a six-slot shot structure — camera movement, lighting, Motion Brush, multi-shot sequences, lip sync and product work.

GLM-5.3 costs a fifth of Claude Opus 5 on output and claims a benchmark win over Anthropic. The win is 0.7 points on one unreplicated run — and Z.ai’s own data shows where it loses.

Google says Gemini 3.8 Flash beats Claude Opus 5 and GPT-5.6 at a sixth of the price. The HLE result is a 0.5-point tie — but the price at which it ties is the real story.

Gemini 3.8 Flash shipped 2 September — Google’s third Flash release in six weeks. Benchmark gains are modest, but the introductory price doubles on 1 January 2027, and a second model ships that you probably cannot use.

Firecrawl costs 1 credit per page — until you turn on JSON extraction and it costs 5. Full plan, credit and rate-limit breakdown, plus the Hobby-to-Standard break-even most users miss.

Sintra sells 12 AI employees from $15.60/month — but every plan carries the same 250 credits, they never roll over, and helpers stop dead at zero. The full arithmetic and what the review record shows.

Lorka bundles Claude Fable 5, GPT-5.6, Gemini and nine more providers into one $29.99 subscription — not the $19.99 most reviews still quote. Strong models, but no published usage limits anywhere.

What Claude Code actually costs: $13 per developer per active day, the full model price table, Start/Build/Scale rate limits, and why cache reads don’t count against your limit at all.
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