Rezi is a web-based AI resume builder that scores resumes, pulls missing keywords from job descriptions, and adds cover letters, mock interviews, and job search to one account.
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Rezi is a web-based AI resume builder for job seekers who want to write a resume, score it, and tailor it to a specific job description, with cover letters, mock interviews, and a job search tool attached to the same account. Rezi lets users build, improve, and tailor a resume with AI, and the free start requires no credit card.
The company traces Rezi to a weekend project started in May 2015, and its team page lists an office in Seoul, South Korea. Its marketing describes Rezi as ranked the #1 AI resume builder by Forbes and says 4.5 million job seekers have joined; both are company statements rather than independently audited figures.
The Rezi resume builder is organized around applicant tracking systems (ATS), the screening software many employers use before a recruiter reads a resume. Most features push in that direction: structured templates, a section-by-section score, and keyword matching against a pasted job posting.
Rezi says it applies clean sections, consistent spacing, and ATS-compatible formatting as you type rather than after the draft is finished. The template gallery mixes conservative single-column layouts with more colorful designs, and each template carries a short note on the roles it targets.
The Rezi Score is the product's built-in ATS resume checker. Rezi separates feedback into five scoring areas: Content, Format, Optimization, Best Practices, and Application Ready. The pricing comparison says the Rezi Score evaluates a resume with 23 key metrics aimed at getting through applicant tracking systems and the hiring process. Free accounts get a limited version of the score, while paid plans get the full breakdown.
Paste a job description and Rezi lists the keywords the resume is missing, so you can add them to bullets or skills. The company says the feature incorporates keywords naturally rather than stuffing them, but the decision about whether a keyword reflects real experience stays with the user.
The AI Resume Agent lets you write, tailor, score, and optimize a resume through a single conversation instead of moving between separate tools. Suggested starting prompts include improving the Rezi Score, finding jobs, and targeting a resume to a posting.
Beyond the AI tools, Rezi sells reviews by a resume professional who comments on formatting, keywords, tone, and clarity. Turnaround can be as fast as 12 hours or as long as 5 business days, depending on the option chosen at order time.
The mock interview simulator uses your resume and the job description to generate role-specific questions. Rezi's guides say AI Interview assesses answers on five categories, including speaking pace, tone, filler words, quick fillers, and speaking time, and the feedback report also highlights job-description keywords missing from your answers.
Rezi says its job search covers over 1.3M jobs sourced directly from company websites rather than from general job boards, and a found listing can be sent straight into resume tailoring. Applications can be organized by stage, such as saved, applied, interviewing, or rejected, with bulk actions for managing the list.
The web app and individual resumes can be set to English (US), English (GB), Spanish, French, French (Canadian), Hindi, Korean, German, or Portuguese, and the language chosen for a resume also sets the language of its AI features and analysis.
A typical tailoring pass for one application, using the steps described in Rezi's own help guides:
Rezi fits job seekers who apply to many roles and want structure, keyword checks, and fast tailoring more than design freedom. Template notes point to specific audiences: the Harvard format is pitched at students and recent graduates targeting finance, consulting, and academia. For software engineers, Rezi offers an adaptation of Jake's Resume from Overleaf that does not require LaTeX coding.
It also fits organizations that run resume support for many people:
It is a poor fit for freelance resume writers or recruiters who want to run client work on a personal Pro or Lifetime account, because the terms limit those plans to personal use (see Limitations).
Rezi pricing lists four public options. Figures below are as captured on October 6, 2026.
| Plan | Listed price | Resumes | AI Interview | Downloads | Human review |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 1 | 1 interview | 3 PDF downloads | Paid add-on from $8 |
| Pro | $29 / month | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | 1 per month included |
| Lifetime | $149 one-time | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Pages conflict (see below) |
| Enterprise | $99 / month per 200 users | Everything in Pro | Everything in Pro | Everything in Pro | 1 per month |
Rules the table cannot show:
Several other ATS-focused resume tools cover similar ground with different emphases:
| Tool | Main emphasis | How it differs from Rezi |
|---|---|---|
| Teal | Resume builder plus job tracker | Bookmarks jobs from many job boards through its Chrome extension and centers on organizing a search |
| Jobscan | ATS resume checker | Detects the applicant tracking system behind a posting and tailors advice to that system |
| Kickresume | Resume and cover letter builder | Adds a personal website builder alongside resumes and cover letters |
Teal lets users create unlimited customized resumes for every job they apply to and pairs them with a job tracker. Jobscan AI detects the applicant tracking system on each job posting and tailors recommendations to its parsing rules and ranking weights. Kickresume also offers a website builder that lets employers find candidates online.
Rezi says 62% of its users land an interview, while the same pricing page labels 62.18% as a "review rate for applicants"; the pages checked do not explain the method behind either label. The terms of use separately state that Rezi does not warrant the accuracy, likely results, or reliability of using its materials. The "ATS-proof" and interview-rate wording is marketing, not a guarantee of callbacks.
A third-party review platform showed a 4.7 rating from 272 reviews as captured on October 6, 2026, and notes that Rezi invites its customers to leave reviews. Its AI-generated summary of 100 recent reviews is mostly positive but reports that the AI occasionally produced messy suggestions or bullet points that did not match real experience, along with slow downloads and minor spacing or formatting issues.
Yes, with limits. The Free plan covers one resume, one AI interview, three PDF downloads, the standard template, and limited versions of the Rezi Score and keyword tools. No card is needed to sign up.
Pro is $29 per month; Lifetime is a one-time $149 payment for the same core features. Rezi's pages disagree on whether Lifetime includes the monthly expert review that Pro includes.
Rezi advertises a 100% money-back guarantee on Pro and Lifetime purchases, with a full refund on request within 30 days of purchase.
Yes. Rezi exports to PDF and DOCX and can save to Google Drive; on the Free plan, exports are limited to three PDF downloads.
No. Pro and Lifetime are licensed for personal use only. Organizations serving other job seekers are directed to Rezi Enterprise, listed from $99 per month per 200 users.
The app and resumes can be set to English (US and GB), Spanish, French, Canadian French, Hindi, Korean, German, or Portuguese, and the resume's language also drives its AI analysis.
