Blame the software company for that one. Their marketing always makes things sound like a one-size-fits-all solution. You have to check the fine print or call their sales line and grill them about your specific situation.

Kai_ramirez38 has a point asking which tool, but honestly most of them work the same way right now. You just need to learn how to prompt them better for original stuff.

My cousin in Austin charged $500 for her first website last year and felt the same way. She told me every new freelancer basically sets their first price by pure guesswork. The real pattern I see is that we all treat our first quote like a final exam when it's really just a practice test. You learn what to charge by doing the work, seeing how long it takes, and then adjusting for the next person. That $750 is your starting data point, not a life sentence. What kind of side business is your friend starting?