Job seekers and freelancers with no web design experience face a real bottleneck: a resume PDF or LinkedIn profile does not stand out, but building a personal website means wrestling with design tools, templates, and hosting they do not understand. Draftly Resume Site Builder for Job Seekers solves this by turning an existing resume or LinkedIn profile into a polished personal website in one prompt, removing the design skill requirement entirely. The MVP is narrow and shippable: a user uploads a resume file or pastes a LinkedIn URL, Draftly parses the content into structured sections (experience, skills, projects, contact), and generates a clean single-page site on a Draftly subdomain that the user can publish immediately. Revenue starts with a freemium model where the free tier publishes on a Draftly subdomain with light branding, and a paid tier (target $8 to $15 per month) unlocks a custom domain, branding removal, multiple themes, and analytics on who viewed the site. Go-to-market begins where the target lives during a job hunt: LinkedIn, r/jobs and r/resumes, and Show HN style launches, positioning Draftly as the fastest way to go from resume to shareable site. Growth loops come from every published site carrying a subtle 'Made with Draftly' link, so each job seeker who shares their site with recruiters and their network becomes a distribution channel to the next batch of job seekers.