Not worth it- pay $3 for one unimpressive resume I searched for a free ai resume builder. Rezi came up and stated 'get started- it's free'. I liked the option of uploading my existing resume, but there were so many mistakes in the new resume, that I had to tediously correct most sections. Then when I went to download, I needed to pay for a basic month plan of $3. Ok, no big deal. But after paying I discovered that all you get is the download of that one resume. No changes for other job applications, no cover letters- that you can have for a 'pro plan' of $29 more. A total waste of time and money for a very plain resume format.

Tools too good Tools too good, the best part of it has to be the short descriptive video at the top that tells you what each section does and how you should write it. I personally use ai only for description part, and the only down part of it is that you can't import a section from resume A to B, say something like you've written experience in a former resume, you'll need to rewrite it in the later. But trust me, the platform is the best in the market.

Absolutely bad experience from rezi… Absolutely bad experience from rezi resume One of the worst experience in my life, i paid a 3 dollars but it doesn't show it any features even my resume is not downloading. Please don't go for Rezi, it's absolutely asking money waste waste

Worst experience and Jacob doesn’t even… Worst experience and Jacob doesn’t even have decency to respond back to an email. I gave my information as he asked on 1/11 for resume writing which has a five day turnaround. Well it’s 1/25 and no communication so I reach out, nothing. Next day reach out, radio silence. After wasting 2 weeks of my time I request a refund which is granted but still no response explaining what happened. This is the 2nd this has happened, previously they finally delivered after 3 weeks but was obviously rushed. My fault for trusting them. Never again.

REZI beats the ATS REZI does something I didn't think was possible, slip through the paper shredder that is now the modern-day resume application system governed by anyone but a human. Facts: I spent 30 days sending resumes to nothing but less than 24-hour auto rejections due to formatting and keywords. I found REZI and other tools. Stuck with REZI. The format, the advice, and the running the JD through for keywords changed everything. Companies that auto-negged me started calling for interviews (yep reapplied because no robot is going to tell me if I'm qualified). I refer as many people as I can to it. It's not going to write your resume perfectly, but it's going to make you rethink and redo how you present yourself to the new AI lords.