Internal tools play a significant role in company operations, and the decision to build or buy these tools isn't straightforward. Experts from Halp, On Deck, and Auth0 argue that the choice between building and buying internal tools should be context-dependent, often involving a combination of both approaches. Halp uses no-code platforms to quickly build internal tools that empower non-technical staff, while On Deck advocates for creating low-code MVPs to validate ideas before further investment. Auth0 suggests that early-stage companies may benefit from building tools due to limited budgets, but as their needs and customer base grow, buying specialized tools becomes more viable. These insights underline that the build vs. buy decision is not a dichotomy but a strategic choice influenced by factors such as company size, growth stage, and specific requirements.