$100/month is real revenue — but "free resume builder" and $100/mo don't match. Are you monetizing job seekers (B2C), or selling to career services/counselors (B2B)? The job seeker wants templates and tips. The counselor wants white-label and batch export. Same CV, two different business models.
Really like that the pricing reinforces the core promise instead of fighting it. If the problem is “I only update my CV once in a while,” a subscription immediately feels like friction.
One thing I was curious about while exploring: how much guidance do first-time users get when they’re structuring their CV? The builder feels intentionally flexible, but I wonder whether a bit more opinionated guidance early on could help people reach that “my CV is taking shape” moment even faster.
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$100/month is real revenue — but "free resume builder" and $100/mo don't match. Are you monetizing job seekers (B2C), or selling to career services/counselors (B2B)? The job seeker wants templates and tips. The counselor wants white-label and batch export. Same CV, two different business models.
Really like that the pricing reinforces the core promise instead of fighting it. If the problem is “I only update my CV once in a while,” a subscription immediately feels like friction.
One thing I was curious about while exploring: how much guidance do first-time users get when they’re structuring their CV? The builder feels intentionally flexible, but I wonder whether a bit more opinionated guidance early on could help people reach that “my CV is taking shape” moment even faster.