Scored on what recruiters actually reward — not keyword counts. No red pen: just what they see before they decide.
The average first look a recruiter gives a resume before deciding to keep reading — or move on.
Ladders eye-tracking study
of hiring managers say resumes don't match candidates' real-world skills at least sometimes. Every line you send inherits that doubt.
Harris Poll · Express Employment Professionals
Your Interview-Ready Score: does each line survive the recruiter's skim — and the follow-up question it earns? That's the read keyword checkers skip.
Our signature checkAnd yes — ATS formatting is checked too. That's table stakes, not the whole game.
What you'll see
Every bullet is graded on whether it survives the moment a recruiter — or an interviewer — pushes on it. The resume that survives that push is the one that gets the call.
You're close. A handful of targeted fixes move this resume into interview range.
A bullet, the way an interviewer reads it
“Responsible for improving team performance and driving growth.”
The 60-second follow-up
“Improved it how much? Over what? And what did you personally do?” — this line gives you nothing to say.
“Led an 8-person team; cut ticket resolution time 42% in 6 months.”
Paste it or upload a PDF/DOCX. Targeting a specific job? Add it to go exact — optional.
Scored 0–100 with every weak line named — including the interview-defense read no keyword checker has.
Then get every flagged line rewritten for you, re-scored so you can see it moved — included in every plan.
None of these mean you're a weak candidate. All of them show up in how your resume reads — which is exactly what the score catches.
“Applied to hundreds of jobs — qualified, and still not getting a look.”
When nothing comes back, you're done guessing. The score shows what a recruiter sees in those first seconds — and which lines are stopping the callback.
“I don't know what I'm doing wrong — there's a red flag somewhere I'm not seeing.”
Every flagged line is named, with why it reads weak and the exact rewrite. No black box, no guessing.
“25 years of experience, and I get offered entry-level.”
A resume that leads with old-lane duties reads junior in the new lane. The score catches where your wins aren't translating — and the fix makes them land.
“They pushed on a bullet from my own resume — and I had nothing.”
A resume that oversells sets you up to fail in the interview it earns. The Qualifications score keeps every line defensible out loud.
Sending applications this week?
Each application is your one shot at that opening — you can't unsend a resume that reads weak. The score takes under a minute, and your highest-impact fix is free. Find out tonight, not after the next round of silence.
| Keyword / ATS checkers | Human resume writer | Interview Drills | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Instant free score | a keyword match % | $200–400, days later | 0–100 in under a minute |
| Checks ATS formatting | Yes | Sometimes | table stakes — included |
| Reads it like a recruiter's 7-second skim | No | one expert's opinion | scored, line by line |
| Tests if each line survives an interview follow-up | No | No | line by line, out loud |
| Rewrites every weak line | keyword lists | $200–400 | included in every plan |
| Trial traps | Common: a cheap trial that converts to ~$25 every 4 weeks | None — flat fee | No trial — cancel anytime, 30-day money-back guarantee |
Free today — no account, no card
When you want every line fixed
Cancel anytime. 30-day money-back guarantee.
Rewrite-or-Refund. If it doesn't read sharper than what you uploaded, reply within 30 days — full refund, keep the rewrite.
Yes. You see your full score and your single highest-impact fix without paying or creating an account. Paid plans start at $39/month and include the rewrite, unlimited re-scores and the interview drills product.
No. Your resume is scored on its own for what matters on every application — clarity, evidence, and whether each line survives an interview. Paste a specific job posting and the match panels unlock too: hard skills, soft skills, keywords, education, and title fit against that exact role. Still free.
Every bullet is a claim you'll have to defend out loud. “Led a team to 30% growth” — led how? Your 30%? We score whether each line gives you something real to say when an interviewer follows up on it — or leaves you stammering. In your report it's the Qualifications score, and it's the difference between a resume that gets you in the room and one that gets you in the room and then sinks you.
80+ is interview range — the target your report shows. 50–79 means you're close: a handful of targeted fixes move it into interview range. Under 50, the resume is getting screened out before a recruiter reads it. Your report also projects your score if you fix every flag. One honest note: unlike “ATS scores,” ours doesn't measure keyword density against a parser — it measures how your resume reads to the recruiter who skims it and the interviewer who pushes on it.
It's a weighted composite across up to 9 dimensions, each shown separately in your report: Qualifications (whether each bullet survives a follow-up — evidence, specificity, ownership), Searchability (contact info, section labels, dates a parser can read), and Recruiter Tips (measurable results, length, words to avoid) are scored from your resume alone. Add a job posting and Hard Skills, Soft Skills, Keywords, Education, Job Title, and ATS Tips are scored against that posting. Every flag names the exact line and why — you can audit every point yourself.
Yes. We don't post it, sell it, or show it to anyone. It's used to generate your score and the report we email you, and kept private to your visit. No account required.
Not unless you choose a plan. The score needs no card, we don't do trials, and nothing starts billing on its own. A plan renews on a schedule you can see before you pay, and you can cancel any time. There is a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Every weak line rewritten — not just flagged — quantified where it was vague, hardened so you can defend it in the interview, and formatted clean for recruiters and ATS. Then your new version is re-scored, so you can see it moved before you send it. Delivered in minutes. A resume writer charges $200–400 for this.
Those tell you whether software can read your resume and whether you stuffed in enough keywords — the easy half. We test the hard half: whether a human recruiter believes you in 7 seconds, and whether you can back up every line when an interviewer pushes. We check the ATS too. We just don't stop there.
Either. Upload a .pdf or .docx, or paste the text directly.
It scores against what recruiters and interviewers actually reward — clarity, evidence, defensibility — not a black-box percentage. You see the exact lines flagged and why, so you can judge every call yourself. Nothing hides behind a number.
Find the lines costing you interviews — before you send one more application.
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