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OneTime Suite founder Benjamin Boyce is rebuilding popular SaaS tools as open-source apps with one-time pricing, challenging the subscription software model.
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Benjamin Boyce's OneTime Suite aims to rebuild 100 popular subscription-based apps in 100 days using AI-assisted development. Every app is open source, while polished versions are sold for a one-time fee instead of recurring subscriptions. By targeting tools like Linktree, Loom, and Wispr Flow, the project questions whether perpetual SaaS subscriptions are still necessary in the AI era.