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Hey everyone! I’m considering upgrading from Pro to Max and would love to hear from people who are already using it.
Besides lower fees and faster bank payouts, what benefits have you actually noticed?
• Do Max members get any priority when applying for jobs?
• Do proposals appear more prominently to clients?
• Does Max boost your profile or improve its visibility in the Discover feed?
• Has upgrading genuinely helped you receive more inquiries or land more projects?
I’d really appreciate hearing about your real experience. Do you think Max is worth the upgrade?
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