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Find out what your resume is actually saying.

Upload your resume once and see the real jobs you match, with a score for each one and the reason behind the score. Every job comes from the employer's own hiring page, so you are not chasing a listing that closed two months ago.

Score my resume freeit takes about two minutes
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"Your resume shows the leadership this job asks for."

How it works

Three steps, and the first one is free forever

Step 1

Upload your resume

Word, PDF, plain text, or RTF all work. Before we read it for matching, we take out your phone number, email, street address, and ZIP code.

Step 2

See your score and the reason

Every job is scored against what you have actually done, and you can see what the job is asking for that your resume does not show yet.

Step 3

Fix it in your own words

You change the words yourself, so your resume still sounds like you, and then you apply straight to the employer.

Free, once

See what I would actually send you

Upload your resume. We read it, score it against the real board, and show you the gaps. No card, and no password to set up.

Your own resume, please. Everything you are shown is scored against the last one sent from your email address, so somebody else’s resume replaces your matches with theirs. If you are helping a friend, have them send theirs from their own email address.

Word, PDF, plain text, or RTF files all work.

or paste the text

Your matches show right here on this page. Your email puts you on our email list, where we send job search help and news about what we are building. Every email has an unsubscribe link and one click is enough. Your resume is read to score it against the listings, and what we do with it is set out in our privacy policy.

What happens after

Your score shows you where to start.

If one job matters most, The Full Resume Fix builds your resume for that job. If you need jobs to apply to, the Job Board keeps scoring every new job against your resume. Either way, you decide after you have seen your score.