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Most large employers sort applications with software before a person reads them. A resume that the software cannot read, or that misses the words in the job post, may never reach a recruiter. Rezi is built around that problem. This review covers what it does, what is free and what the paid plans cost.
Rezi is a resume builder that uses AI to write, tailor and check a resume. Its About page says the company studied how resumes interact with applicant tracking systems, the software most companies use to manage online applications, and built its templates and advice around them.
How Rezi works
BuildStart from a template made for applicant tracking systems.
Match the jobPaste a job description and Rezi lists the keywords you are missing.
ScoreThe Rezi Score breaks your resume down section by section.
Fix and downloadImprove the weak parts and download a PDF.
Three features do most of the work:
Keyword targeting. You paste a job description, and Rezi pulls out every keyword your resume lacks.
The Rezi Score. A section-by-section check that shows which parts are weak.
AI writing. Its AI rewrites bullet points, and the Rezi AI Agent can write, tailor and score a resume through one conversation.
Rezi also has an AI interview practice tool and a resignation letter builder.
Yes. Rezi's About page says it "started in May 2015 as a weekend project" and names Jacob Jacquet as founder. On 14 October 2026 the site said it had helped over 4,510,834 job seekers since September 2019, which it rounds to 4.5 million users.
You can start without paying. The pricing page says the free plan needs no card.
Rezi has a free plan, a monthly plan and a one-time plan. These were the prices on rezi.ai on 14 October 2026.
Plan
Price
What you get
Free
$0
1 resume, 3 PDF downloads, 1 AI interview
Pro
$29 a month
All features, unlimited AI and a free monthly resume review
Lifetime
$149, paid once
All features, one payment
Enterprise
$99 a month per 200 users
For universities, agencies and career sites
Rezi plans (rezi.ai, 14 October 2026)
Free$01 resume, 3 PDF downloads and 1 AI interview.
Pro$29a monthAll features, unlimited AI and a monthly resume review.
Lifetime$149paid onceAll features, one payment.
The sums are simple. Five months of Pro cost $145, and Lifetime costs $149. A job search that ends in a month or two is cheaper on Pro. A longer one, or a plan to keep your resume current for years, is cheaper on Lifetime.
For someone sending many applications to large employers, yes. Start on the free plan to build one resume. If the keyword and scoring tools help, $29 for a month of Pro is a small cost next to a job search.
While Rezi is famous for helping individuals, it also powers Career Coaches, Resume Writers, and Boutique Agencies through its Rezi Enterprise plan.
If you are a consultant using Rezi to fulfill services for clients, you aren't just an applicant-you're a business owner. And as your agency scales, you face a new threat: Revenue Leakage.
Clients who dispute charges after receiving their deliverables ("Friendly Fraud") or use stolen cards to book sessions can cripple your margins.
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