Hey folks, I wanted to share my experience and get some advice.

Like many of you, about a year ago I was spending around 3 hours daily applying to jobs and getting ghosted left and right. Being a typical dev, I decided to automate this problem.

Here's what I've observed:

1. Every job posting now goes through ATS filters - recruiters only receive your resume if you have the EXACT technologies from the description explicitly mentioned in your resume
2. Each job posting receives about 250 applications within 24 hours, and depending on the technology, sometimes even more
3. LinkedIn is becoming increasingly company-friendly and literally **screwing over** devs trying to enter the market

So what did I do by myself over the last 11 months? I created a robust tool that automates this entire process. LinkedIn limits you to 100 applications per day, so I built a tool that spins up a "VM" (not going to explain Kubernetes here), does the daily work, applies to jobs, generates custom resumes for each position, and then you just wait for recruiters to view your profile and contact you. It started as a tool just for myself, then some colleagues began using it, so I coded a website to automate what I was already doing. I'm now receiving 5-10 messages from recruiters daily and can't keep up with responding to all of them.

The thing is - I'm not from a sales background, have zero experience in marketing or anything like that. I'm just a hardcore developer with a REALLY GOOD and USEFUL software. So I'd like some advice on how to improve my landing page and actually start selling something, because I haven't sold anything yet and the infrastructure costs are insane. For what I'm offering, I can't lower the price.

The landing page has a lot of mocked data - that's the only thing that's not ready. The rest of the system is working perfectly.

I built an AI tool that applies to 40-100 LinkedIn jobs daily with custom resumes for each position - but I can't sell it