Optimal Resume: Looks GREAT! Is it?

I need to build a new resume, and while Monster and other job boards have a resume builder, what I really need is guidance to make a really good one that will help me to stand out.

I was checking out Optimal Resume (www.optimalresume.com) and they have a great offer.  Free for 24 hours.  During that time, I was able to go through their entire site, build a resume using examples, recommendations, etc.  Much more than just a "sample" resume.  It was actually a very good experience. 

What I loved most of all was the setup they have for practicing interview questions.  I use a Mac with a built-in camera and it's really good. You get asked the question from what looks like a professional recruiter, then record your response so you can see how you would sound.  It was a great experience.

Also, they have a job board, but it's not very good.  It's just SimplyHired.  I prefer Indeed, but it's there.

I couldn't see about after the 24 hours free, so I looked up their pricing and found this information at http://alisondoyle.typepad.com/alison_doyle/2010/03/optimal-resume-free-trial.html:

Optimal Resume Free Trial

Optimal Resume is a
terrific resource for job seekers and is one of the products that is
worth investing in when you're job searching.  The resume builder is an
effective tool for creating resumes and your resume is readily
exportable in a variety of format.

Job seekers who use Optimal can create resumes and letters, which can
be downloaded into Word compatible, plain text or PDF formats. They can
also place those documents on a professional website, along with an
online portfolio, video resume and links to their social networking
profiles.

Optimal Resume Free Trial

• Consumers can
  now try Optimal Resume for free.  There's a 24-hour free trial which provides
  access to all modules, and if you just need a quick resume, they can
  build and download it without paying a dime.


• Once the free trial is over, pricing
  is  flexible.If a customer just wants an additional 24 hours to
  finish up a resume, it's just $4.99. There are also have 30-day, 90-day
  and year-long terms, but nothing goes above $79.99 per year.

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That seems like a fair deal.  Also, I found out on their website that they give 50% of their profits to college career centers.  Also a plus.

Has anyone else checked them out?  I think they're the best I've seen. 

I'm interested in anyone else's thoughts and comments.