First analysis
To see whether this works on your CV at all.
$0
- Requirement coverage and overall score
- The eight most important keywords from the posting
- Four ATS format checks
- One rewritten experience bullet
Pricing
You pay for specifics, not for access
Scoring your CV is free and always shown in full. What you pay for is what comes next: the complete list of gaps, the rewritten bullets, the format checks and the document exports.
Full report
One CV, one posting, every detail.
$8/ one-off
- The complete keyword list from the posting: hard requirements separated from extras
- Every gap, with the place to add it
- Rewritten experience bullets (ready to paste)
- All ATS format checks with fixing instructions
- PDF report for printing
- Your CV exported into an ATS-safe format
Pack of 10 reports
Ten postings, one payment. No expiry date.
$13/ one-off
- Everything in the full report, ten times over
- A separate report for every posting
- Cover letter generator for every unlocked report
- Credits never expire
Payments are handled by an external provider. We never store card details. Purchased reports do not expire.
Questions about payment and scope
The full numeric result, requirement coverage, format score and content quality, plus the eight most important keywords, four format checks and one rewritten experience bullet. We do not hide the score behind the paywall: you need to know where you stand before deciding whether to pay.
A single report is the complete material for one posting: every keyword, every gap with the place to add it, every rewritten bullet, all format checks, the PDF report and the ATS-safe CV export. The pack is the same thing ten times over, at a lower price per report, for people applying to several roles. Reports do not expire, so unused ones wait for the next search.
The text is processed in server memory for the length of a single request and never reaches a database or a log file. We do not send it to external services. You create no account and give no email address, so there is nothing to link back to you. The privacy policy has the details.
Yes. The skills dictionary covers sales, marketing, finance and accounting, HR, logistics and manufacturing, customer service, administration, hospitality, construction and healthcare. Whatever the industry, the engine also extracts skills from the posting itself statistically, so it copes with jobs no dictionary lists.