Rezi

Rezi is an AI resume builder for job seekers who want resumes that applicant tracking systems (ATS) can parse and that are matched to specific job postings. Users can upload an existing PDF or DOCX resume or start a new one. From there, AI helps write, edit, score, and keyword-target the document. Around the resume, Rezi adds a cover letter builder, a job board with application tracking, and AI mock interviews, so most of a job search can happen in one account. It is mainly a web app, and the site also lists an iOS app, a Chrome extension, and access through ChatGPT, Claude, and Codex.

What it does

Rezi deals with a common reason applications go unanswered: resumes that ATS software cannot read or that don't match the job description. The product offers ATS-friendly resume formats and names common systems such as Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, and BambooHR. It also calculates a "Rezi Score" that rates how ready a resume is and suggests specific changes. Keyword targeting looks at terms from a job description, such as "Product Analyst", and asks the user whether to add each one or skip it.

The main users are active job seekers, career changers, and students making their first resume. An Enterprise tier is also offered to universities, staffing agencies, and career sites that provide resume help to many people. Besides the resume editor, Rezi includes a library of resume examples, a job listings area for finding open roles, an "AI resume agent", and a mock interview tool that scores the user's answers.

Key capabilities

• AI resume writer and editor: Writes and rewrites resume content inside a builder that lets users change color, fonts (for example Merriweather), profile photo, and section dividers.
• Rezi Score and keyword targeting: Rates how ready a resume is for ATS (the site shows sample scores of 58, labeled "Needs improvement", and 95) and walks users through adding keywords from a job description one at a time.
• ATS-oriented templates: Includes named layouts such as Modern, Harvard, Jake's Resume, Highlight, Standard, Simple, and Basic, plus an examples library for ideas.
• Cover letter and resignation letter builders: Writes cover letters for a specific role and company. The feature comparison also lists a resignation letter builder.
• Job board with application tracking: Lists open roles and tags each application as applied, interviewing, or rejected.
• AI mock interviews: Runs practice interviews with a transcript, communication scores, and written feedback.
• Enterprise administration: Includes SSO, webhooks, team roles, group delegation, domain restriction, resume review management, and education videos for organizations.

Pricing

Rezi is freemium, and the pricing page says every plan comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

• Free ($0): 1 resume, 1 AI interview, 3 PDF downloads, standard format templates, and the AI resume writer and editor. No credit card is needed.
• Pro ($29/month): Unlimited resumes, AI interviews, and PDF downloads, plus all templates, Rezi Score, keyword targeting, and a free monthly review.
• Lifetime ($149, one payment): All features.
• Enterprise ($99/month per 200 users): Aimed at universities, agencies, and career sites. Setup starts with a demo.

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Editorial review

Strengths

• Rezi goes beyond basic formatting. The Rezi Score and the one-keyword-at-a-time targeting give users a concrete checklist for fitting a resume to each job.
• Resume building, cover letters, job tracking, and interview practice share one account, so users switch between tools less often.
• The $149 lifetime plan is useful for people who expect to job hunt more than once and don't want an ongoing subscription.
• The Enterprise tier has real admin features (SSO, webhooks, review management), which makes it a reasonable option for university career centers and similar programs.

Trade-offs

• The free plan is tight: one resume and three PDF downloads cover a quick test, but not a search where you tailor a resume for each application.
• The features that set Rezi apart, Rezi Score and keyword targeting, only come with Pro, and $29/month is expensive for a short job search.
• Several numbers come from Rezi's own marketing and were not checked independently for this review: 4.5 million users, a #1 ranking from Forbes, a 4.7/5 rating, and a claim that 62% of users land an interview.
• The ATS system logos show which systems the formats are meant for. They do not confirm a direct connection to those systems.

Best fit: Job seekers applying to many roles who want resume scoring and keyword-level tailoring, and career services teams running resume support for large groups. Users who only need one polished resume may get what they need from the free plan or a general document editor.