The price, for as long as you stay
€69 a month, written down and never moved. The public price will move — yours is the one you started on, for as long as the seat is yours.
The founding 200 · genuine scarcity, counted
Ground floor.Forever price.
200 seats at a price that never moves again. When they're gone, this page changes.
068/ 200
Spots claimed
132 left · then it closes
Now
€69/mo
If you wait
€79/mo
Badge #069 · Grab it, swing it
What a founding spot is
Two hundred people get in before the price does.
A founding spot is not a discount code. It is a standing arrangement: the price you start on, the services before anyone else has them, and a line to the people building it.
New services first, in beta
Whatever is being built next runs in your account before it is public. You use it early; we find out early what it gets wrong.
Work shaped around yours
When something does not fit how you actually work, it gets built against your case rather than against an average of everybody's. That is only possible at two hundred.
Every CV template, founders first
New client templates land in founding accounts before they go out generally.
A direct line to the roadmap
Not a feedback form. The people building Roqo, reachable, and what you say changes the order things get built in.
The badge
Numbered, one of two hundred, and yours. Take it, wear it.
Then it closes.
When the two hundred are gone this page changes and the public price is the only one left. There is no second round — that is the whole point of a number.
The honest questions
What recruiters ask before they start.
ChatGPT already does this for me.
For a single task, it does. But it is chat-bound: every task begins by finding and pasting the data again, and what you worked out is lost in a thread you cannot find next week. Roqo puts that knowledge in a base instead — so it is still there the next time, and the time after.
I would have to switch my ATS.
No. Roqo does not require an ATS at all and does not require you to change the one you have — it runs on its own. Where it is technically possible it connects to your existing system over an API, checked case by case.
My client will see I used AI.
What the client sees is a document in your format, with your logo, your content and the tone you chose. Properly formatted, every time, with no typos. Let AI handle the technology. You handle the human side.
Another complicated tool I have to learn.
Roqo is a plain interface with unambiguous functions and nothing to configure before it is useful. Chat control — telling Roqo what you need in a sentence — is on the way.
I do not want to pay upfront without knowing it pays off.
You do not have to. There is a free test version — try it on your own material rather than on a prepared demo.
Roqo just reads CV data. Others can do that too.
Others read a CV once. Roqo turns it into knowledge that compounds with use: it checks whether what you hold is still current and proposes additions where there are gaps. The more you use it, the more productive it makes you.
