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Would you pay once for lead-generation software instead of monthly API fees?<p>Most Google Maps lead tools seem to charge per request or per lead. That works… until you run volume.<p>I’m testing a one-time-purchase model (no subscriptions) and wondering: Is recurring pricing actually preferred in B2B SaaS, or is ownership undervalued?<p>Would love honest feedback from people doing outbound or market research.<p>Also would like to know if somebody is interested in a purchase of my customer leads acquisition for about 39 usd (unlimited leads). Normal goolge places API costs 17USD&#x2F;1000 leads

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Most AI voice chats are polite but useless. They wait for you to finish. They respond calmly. They never push back. That makes demos look good—but in real conversations, it’s terrible. Humans interrupt for a reason: to clarify, correct, or push the dialogue forward. Without it, interviews stall, brainstorming dies, and tutoring becomes one-way. Current AI avoids interrupting because it’s “safe.” The result? An AI that listens forever and actually helps very little. I want to hear from you: Should AI ever interrupt users? When does it help vs annoy? Are we killing usefulness by over-prioritizing politeness? I’ve been building a small prototype that actually tries this approach—let me know if you want to see how it works.

I have never created a browser extension before, and I wanted to learn the process and what the SDLC looks like in the extension world. As I began exploring the topic, I came up with an idea of turning it into an open-source framework for creating coupon browser extensions called OpenCoupon. This framework can enable anyone to create a Google Chrome coupon browser extension similar to Honey, from which I drew the inspiration.<p>As I delved into the inner workings of Honey, I found a multi-part series investigation done on Honey by a YouTube journalist MegaLag, where he exposes unethical business practices and technical exploitation done by the extension. This led me to creating the framework with ethics, transparency, and privacy in mind.<p>This is also the first complete project that I created with Anthropic Claude Code utilizing agentic coding and workflow, which was fun to explore and learn the capabilities and limitations of the approach.<p>The project is open-source and welcomes feedback and contributions. If anyone have any questions, comments, or suggestions, I would be more than happy to hear and address them.<p>Huge thanks to MegaLag for the amazing investigative journalism done on PayPal Honey