u/R3duceReuseThrowaway

I create content for a few different clients and I've been using the free version of Veed for a while now. The subtitle auto-generation alone saves me hours every week.

I want to upgrade to Pro to get the watermark removed and unlock the longer exports, but $24 a month is a lot when you're freelancing and trying to keep overhead low.

Does anyone have a working promo code or know if they do any annual plan discounts? I've seen some old codes floating around but they all seem expired by now.

I've been looking at Lemonade for renters and possibly pet insurance too. The app looks really clean and the prices seem reasonable but I want to see if there's a promo code that makes it even cheaper.

Does anyone have a referral link or a working code? I know they sometimes do referral bonuses but I don't know anyone who uses it.

I've been shopping around for car insurance and I keep running into these "car insurance calculator" tools on websites. You put in your car, your zip code, your age, your driving history, and they spit out an estimated monthly rate. Some of them say things like "get your rate in 2 minutes" or "see what you'll pay before you commit." The problem is the estimates I'm getting from these calculators are way off from the actual quotes I get when I go through the full application. One calculator told me I'd pay around $95 a month. When I actually applied with that company the real quote was $148. That's a $53 difference and it felt like a bait and switch.

I've tried maybe 6 or 7 different calculators now and they all seem to underestimate. I'm wondering if this is intentional to get you to start the application and then you're already invested so you just go with it even when the real price is higher.

I've also noticed that some of these calculators immediately start sending me emails and I get calls from insurance agents I never heard of. It feels like the real purpose of the calculator is to collect leads and sell your information to insurance companies.

Has anyone found a car insurance calculator that actually gives you a number close to what you end up paying? Or is the only way to get a real quote to go through the full application with each company individually?

Trying to get my small landscaping business off the ground but my initial funding fell through. I'm basically using my personal savings to buy inventory right now.

I need to sign up for eMed to help with my medical needs, but the pricing is still a bit steep for my current budget. I've seen other landscapers destroy their bodies working these jobs and I'm trying to be proactive about my health.

Does anyone have a working discount code?

Just trying to take care of myself without maxing out my cards.

My custom furniture shop is hitting a rough patch with cash flow. We had a bad string of delayed lumber shipments unexpectedly and it completely wiped our tool budget for the quarter.

I really want to try some Hoto Tools for our finishing work because my guys keep asking for them, but I can't justify the full price right now while we recover from the delays. I know a few other shop owners who lost good workers because they wouldn't upgrade the tools.

Has anyone managed to find a discount code that actually works?

Really need to get this sorted to keep my team happy.

Trying to keep my freelance design business afloat while dealing with some crazy unexpected vet bills. Financing for freelancers is a mess right now and I'm trying to cut personal costs everywhere just to keep the lights on.

I need to renew my auto policy with State Farm, but I'm hesitant to pay the standard rates when my margins are this tight. I know other freelancers that had to take on bad debt because they couldn't manage their personal overhead while dealing with business expenses.

Does anyone know of a good discount code or way to lower the premium?

Would really appreciate any help to keep this manageable.

My freelance photography gigs have been super slow this quarter and I'm dipping into savings just to cover rent. I need to start a GLP-1 program and VITAstir looks solid, but I can't justify the full retail price right now.

Are there any active discount codes floating around?

Trying to be smart about my spending until things pick back up.