Robyn AndersonCEO, Jam Ai · AI Implementation & Business Development Leader

I sat down with Sabrina Ramonov 🍄 and she pulled back the curtain on how she actually uses AI day

20 May 2026 · 1 min

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In this segment, the speaker advocates for small business owners to replace ChatGPT with Claude Cowork or Claude Code, highlighting a modest $100 per month subscription that consolidates many separate tools. They explain how Claude Code can orchestrate open‑source platforms like Remotion and Hyperframes to produce unlimited, free marketing videos and carousel posts, even adding music tracks, which would otherwise be costly with typical image and video generation services. The speaker also shares a concrete cost‑saving example: migrating a simple two‑page website from Webflow—where traffic‑based pricing was costing $500 per month—to Cloud Design, eliminating that expense while maintaining a basic site without CMS, blog, or e‑commerce features. Overall, the talk emphasizes practical AI‑driven workflows and significant financial efficiencies for small businesses.

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I have never heard a small business owner regretting the switch from ChatGPT to Claude Cowork or Claude Code, paying the, at least the $100 per month plan. It truly replaces a lot of other tools. For example, let's say you need to make like videos and, uh, carousels for marketing. You can use, oh, like Claude Code is very good at using open source tools that are 100% free, such as Remotion and Hyperframes. And you can literally make unlimited videos using your assets. It'll make like cool explainer videos, or if you wanna combine photos together to make a carousel, you can, it can, you can have it burn music on top. Literally free and unlimited. The comparable cost for things like that, if you're used to like image and video generation, is really, really, really expensive. So that's just one example. Of a tool you can replace. Moving to Cloud Design for my website saves me $500 per month. The, like, just, just that because Webflow and other website builders, they charge you based on like a volume of traffic. And I was getting a lot of traffic on my site, so I was paying $500 per month for literally a basic website. No CMS, no blog, no e-commerce. Like, this is not, this is not complicated, guys. It was a 2-page website, homepage, pricing page.