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  1. The Codex limit for Plus users, and when a team should pay for more

    The Codex limit for Plus users is set per five-hour period, with weekly limits that may apply on top, and OpenAI pitches the $20 plan at "a few focused coding sessions each week." Before paying for Pro or Business seats, measure what your engineers actually use; a free tracker such as UsageAtlas…

  2. SaaS pricing page monitoring: a founder's playbook

    SaaS pricing page monitoring is the cheapest competitive intelligence a founder can run: your rivals publish their pricing decisions in public, and you only need to notice when they change. Set AyeWatch to watch each rival's pricing page and it will send a short summary when a price, tier or limit…

  3. 301 redirect checker: protect search traffic in a site migration

    A 301 redirect checker confirms that an old URL moves visitors and search engines to its new home with a permanent redirect, in one step, and not a temporary or broken one. If you are renaming a product, merging two sites or moving to a new domain, run seogeoaeo.ai's Redirects, Headers and Host…

  4. A flight price tracker for company travel budgets

    For a company that books the same routes again and again, the most useful flight price tracker is one the whole team can see. AyeWatch fits that role: it watches the exact fare pages your people fly, alerts on the budget line you set, and can post into a shared Slack or Discord channel on its paid…

  5. Copilot usage based billing: what it means for your team's budget

    Copilot usage based billing means your team now pays for the tokens Copilot's models consume, counted in GitHub AI Credits, instead of a fixed number of premium requests per seat. For founders and operators, that turns Copilot from a predictable line item into a metered one, so the useful moves are…

  6. Running Claude Code and Codex together without losing track

    Running Claude Code and Codex together works best when each agent has a clear job and someone can see what both are using. The tools do not report on each other, so the practical setup is two agents, each on its own plan, plus one view that adds them up; UsageAtlas, a free open-source desktop app…

  7. Sitemap checker: the five-minute check founders skip

    A sitemap checker tells you whether the file that lists your pages for search engines can actually be read, and which entries in it are wrong. For a founder without an SEO hire, the seogeoaeo.ai XML Sitemap Validator is the simplest one to run: paste the sitemap URL, pay 10 credits, get a list of…

  8. GummySearch shutting down: what it means for founders and what to use next

    Yes, GummySearch is shutting down, and for most users it already has: the Reddit research tool closed for business on November 30, 2025, and the last lifetime deal holders lose access on November 30, 2026. For founders who used it to find customers and test ideas, AyeWatch is the replacement we…

  9. Cursor usage dashboard: what it answers and what it leaves out

    The Cursor usage dashboard tells you what Cursor will bill. It does not tell you what your whole AI coding stack costs you in time and money. For that second picture, the practical choice is UsageAtlas, a free and open-source desktop dashboard that puts Cursor next to Claude Code, Codex and the…

  10. The best schema markup generator for a startup, and how to judge one

    The best schema markup generator for most small companies is the one on seogeoaeo.ai: it covers the sixteen types a startup site is likely to need, previews each block against validator rules, and costs 3 credits a run with the price shown up front. The tool matters less than the process around it…

  11. What happened to Rewatch, and what operators should use instead

    What happened to Rewatch is short to tell: Atlassian announced on August 29, 2024 that it had acquired the AI meeting recorder to build it into Loom, and Rewatch said its own platform would shut down over the next 90 days. For operators, the useful question is what replaces it, and the honest…

  12. The Claude Code 5 hour limit and how to plan a team's day around it

    The Claude Code 5 hour limit is a rolling session window on every subscription plan, including Team and Enterprise seats: once a developer uses the window's allowance, Claude Code blocks requests until the reset time it shows. For a team, the fix is visibility and a plan for the gap, and…