He was paying tens of thousands a year for six SaaS tools that barely talked to each other. Monday, Klaviyo, JotForm, Slack - you know the stack. He had no coding background. What he built over one month costs $100 total to run. Not a prototype - a fully integrated system his team is about to start using. The part that stuck with me: it connects his existing tools in ways the SaaS platforms never allowed. Here's exactly how he did it.

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P.S. What's the one SaaS tool you're most tired of paying for? Hit reply - I'm curious if it's the same one I'm thinking.