Great tool, but don't overdo it This is a great tool to help you refine and tune your resume. Although better scan scores improve your chances of making it past the various ATS solutions, it doesn't guaranty success. I would advise being cautious about spending too much time trying to reword your resume to align with every possible keyword in the job description. The risk is that you'll turn your resume into word soup that no longer reflects your experience and skills.

Took £70 on a cancelled account!!!!!! I cancelled it pretty much straight away, yet they still took £70 out of my account. I need this money back! I didn't find it helpful, it was more annoying! Took too many unnecessary keywords out of the job description.

Jobscan helped me land a job! Great product! I turned in resumes for two months and only had one interview; two weeks after starting to use Jobscan to tailor my resume to specific job descriptions I was in talks with six different companies, received two offers, and signed with a great company. Highly recommend Jobscan!

Dont waste your money Dont waste your money. Both my husband and I used this software for over 6 months, getting our resumes to >90 percent and we got ZERO calls after applying for >200 jobs. Here's the deal - the ATS software innovates way quicker than Job Scan does. Their interface is clunky, frustrating, and not very useful. I fell for all the obviously "paid for" raving reviews they have posted on various sites.

Getting NO interviews! I was having a really hard time getting an interview after being on sabbatical for almost 13 years. I finally found out most companies and recruiters are now using an ATS or Applicant Tracking Software to eliminate applicants who do not meet the job description skills and/or qualifications. I had to revamp my entire resume. Big eyeroll! After revamping it 3 different times, I finally found the Jobscan site which includes a template that gives you tips on how to make a ATS friendly resume and Cover Letter. There are tips from recruiters, resume advice, and these are just the free resources. They do have a paid service which, I have yet to try, but may in the near future. Great site!