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Every team has the idea. "We'll just write a script." Six weeks later you have an AST parser that handles two languages, a flaky cron job that nobody owns, and a Slack channel full of cleanup PRs nobody reviews. Then the engineer who built it leaves.
FlagShark Team is $49/mo ($588/year). The year-1 ROI on buying isn't a close call.
The engineer who built it leaves. Nobody else understands the AST logic. The tool quietly stops working. Nobody notices for six months.
LaunchDarkly ships a new SDK signature. Your detector misses 30% of new flags. You don't fix it because the original author is gone.
Those 460 hours could have shipped a paid feature, fixed a billing bug, or improved a customer-facing flow. You spent them on internal infrastructure.
Your home-grown tool needs a security review every time it touches new repos. Permissions audit. SOC 2 evidence. Suddenly internal tooling is a compliance project.
Build a cleanup tool yourself if:
For everyone else: the math says buy.
30-second install. Free for 3 repos. $49/mo gets you the lot.