Jobsolv

The entry point works as a standalone AI resume checker that costs nothing and asks for nothing. You upload a PDF, DOCX, or TXT file or paste the text, and the file is read in your browser rather than uploaded to a server. The text goes out only when you choose to score it, and the resume-only result isn't stored. You get marks across four areas: essential contact and section details, scannable structure such as headings and dates, evidence of impact, and clear action-focused writing. From there the tool ranks the first fixes to make, which is more useful than a single number.

The resume optimizer step starts with the real posting. Jobsolv pulls out the responsibilities, tools, skills, and title language the employer used and compares them against what your resume already proves. The output separates supported evidence from evidence you've described weakly, and keeps truly missing qualifications visible instead of papering over them. That distinction is the difference between a resume that reads targeted and one that reads like a keyword dump with your name on it.

The rewrite step works on individual bullets rather than regenerating the whole document. Jobsolv strengthens the lines that matter for this posting using the employer's vocabulary, and it's built to stay inside facts you supplied. Every line is meant to be checked by you before it goes out. The practical effect is a document that answers the employer's question more directly while still sounding like something you'd say in an interview.

The paid plans turn the free check into a working ATS resume checker, adding a full 0 to 100 ATS score with fix suggestions, plus alerts for keywords the posting uses and your resume doesn't. The underlying library covers more than 200 role keywords. This layer is a diagnostic, not a verdict: Jobsolv states plainly that no universal ATS score exists, because every employer runs different software with different rules. What you get is a consistent way to spot gaps in wording and structure before a recruiter's system filters you out.

Drafts stay editable on screen, so you can accept one suggestion and reject the next. Free accounts can copy the text or download plain text. Paid plans unlock formatted PDF and DOCX downloads. That matters for a workflow where you finalize a version per application: you need a file an employer's system can read, and you need to be able to fix a line without starting over.

Jobsolv runs a free tier, a one-time 7-day pass at $14.99, and a monthly Pro plan at $19.99. The free tier includes three AI-tailored resumes a month and a basic compatibility check. Pro lifts the tailoring cap, adds the full keyword library, removes ads, and adds priority support, with a 7-day money-back guarantee. The pass gives the same access for a fixed week and doesn't renew. For a search that runs in bursts, that structure avoids a subscription you forget to cancel.