GEN-MAX exists because I was a student who could not get seen, and every tool I tried was built for someone else: sales teams, recruiters, growth marketers. Nothing was built for a second-year with no connections and a part-time budget. I am still a student myself, going into my third year, so the product stays shaped by a few stubborn principles.
Priced to be cancelled
Most students need this for one or two months, land something, and leave. That is the intended use, and the pricing page says so out loud. No annual lock-in, no cancellation maze. You keep your remaining credits when you cancel.
Your Gmail, your relationships
Emails go from your own address, not some blast domain with a tracking subdomain. When a founder replies, the conversation lives in your inbox, and it survives after you stop paying. The relationships you build are yours.
Receipts, not promises
Every firm on your list carries the reason it was chosen, quoted from its own website. Every email is fact-checked against your real CV so nothing gets invented about you. And if an address turns out to be dead, the credit comes back automatically and you can see it in your credit history.
Quality over volume
There is no 275-million-row contact database here, on purpose. A student does not need to email ten thousand strangers. You need forty firms that genuinely fit, reached at the address the founder actually reads, with a note that sounds like you. That is the entire product.
Support emails come to me, the person who wrote the code. If something feels wrong or unfair, tell me and I will fix it.
Max, founder of GEN-MAX