TalentCard
Show what you can do.
A shareable professional profile with your own link and a protected contact channel. You control visibility.
- A professional shareable page
- Full control over visibility
- Direct contact requests
PRICE / PREIS
No hidden success guarantees. Paid services are described before purchase.
Show what you can do.
A shareable professional profile with your own link and a protected contact channel. You control visibility.
JobRadar
Less searching. More clarity.
Saved searches across connected public company career sources. Original links and no invented listings.
Application service
Improve your application.
Have your existing CV and application materials professionally optimised by the established x25apply.com service.
EXPLAINED SIMPLY
What you should know
A low price matters only if you know what you get. TalentCard is a page for your work skills. You can share its link. JobRadar will use real job feeds when they are ready. The x25apply service has its own site and order form.
Before you buy, check the term, price and rules for ending a plan. We do not promise that a public page will bring calls or job offers. If job data is not ready, we do not sell a search plan.
GUIDE TO THE SERVICE
Practical guidance for your next step
The price of a tool matters only when you know what it can do. Read each product card before you order. A profile page and a job research tool solve different problems, so they should not be sold as the same service.
TalentCard gives you a page to describe your career skills. You can keep it private or share a link after the required steps. This can be useful even without a company account on x25work.
JobRadar is planned as a way to review real job listings. It must use allowed data sources and link back to each employer. The paid function remains off while those sources are not ready.
The application service is delivered by x25apply.com. It has its own order and payment process. If you want help with your documents, read the price and terms on that original website.
Before any digital purchase, check the term of access and the rules for ending it. Make sure you know whether a fee is one-off or part of a subscription. A checkout page should show the final amount before you confirm payment.
Swiss prices are shown in francs. Prices for Germany and Austria are shown in euros. Taxes and final selling terms must be checked before a product is offered for sale in each market.
A paid tool cannot promise that an employer will hire you. It also cannot make a search engine index your page. The product description should tell you exactly which practical functions you receive.
If a feature is not ready, it should not be sold. If you have a question, you can contact the operator at the address shown in the legal notice. You should never feel pushed to buy a service just to see an ordinary job post.
It can help to compare the cost of each service with the task you need to complete. If you only want to share a professional page, read the TalentCard details first. If you need to improve documents, visit x25apply and review that separate offer. If you want help researching jobs, check whether the live sources have been enabled. Avoid buying the wrong tool just because a page looks attractive. You remain responsible for deciding where to apply and what details to share.
Understanding a digital purchase requires more than comparing monthly and annual amounts. Consider the precise delivery scope, contract duration, renewal conditions, customer support process and whether the product has actually been activated. Information about taxes and cancellation should be displayed before the final payment confirmation. A clear distinction between established services and planned future functionality helps customers avoid purchasing access that cannot yet provide its advertised practical benefit.
Commercial transparency requires accurate descriptions of functionality, subscription terms, renewal rules and consumer protections. The checkout must identify the actual service provider and the conditions of delivery.