Vdar has made the Try Pack bigger: 5 job applications and 1 career profile build for a one-time AU$4.90, up from 2 applications at AU$2.90. Two applications was too thin a sample to judge whether the output works for your industry and seniority. It is still a single payment, with no subscription and no card kept on file.
Two applications was a thin sample. One job could be an odd match, and then you had a single attempt left to decide whether Vdar was worth paying for monthly. Five applications lets you run a real spread — different roles, different companies, different seniority — and see whether the match scores and the generated documents hold up across all of them. The price went up by AU$2, which covers the extra compute. Every generation costs real money, and we would rather charge honestly than hand out output nobody would actually send.
Anyone who wants a large enough sample of real output — across several jobs, not one — before deciding on a monthly plan.
Because the pack got bigger. Five applications cost more to run than two — each one reads the job listing, analyses your profile, and generates a full kit. AU$4.90 keeps the pack sustainable at 5 applications.
No. It is a single AU$4.90 payment. Nothing recurs, and no card is kept on file for future billing.
No. The Try Pack is one per account, and it is not available if you already have a Standard or Pro subscription. When your credits run out, the next step is a monthly plan.