About EvoResume

EvoResume is a résumé builder with a score attached. As you write, it checks your document the way an applicant tracking system would — whether the contact details parse, whether section headings are the ones parsers recognise, whether your bullets contain anything measurable, whether the layout survives being read by a machine instead of a person. The number moves as you edit, so you can tell whether a change helped or just felt like it did.

There are 20 templates, all single or two-column and all built to come through a parser intact. PDF export produces selectable text rather than an image of your résumé, which is the single most common reason a good CV reads as empty on the other end.

The score is a check against the parsing and formatting rules that screening systems apply, and against how well your text matches a job description when you paste one in. We test our exports against the systems named on the homepage.

It is not a prediction that you will get the interview, and nobody who tells you they have one is being straight with you. Hiring decisions happen after the parse. What a high score buys you is that a human actually sees the document you wrote.

You can create an account, build a full résumé, try every template and watch the score without paying. What costs money is taking the finished thing away: a watermark-free PDF download needs a plan.

The cheapest way in is a $4.99 pass that covers seven days and then stops. It is not a trial that quietly becomes a subscription — there is nothing to cancel, because nothing renews. Monthly and yearly plans exist for people who want them, they renew until cancelled, and they carry a 7-day money-back guarantee. All of it is on the pricing page with the numbers written out.

While you are editing, your document lives in your browser. Saving it to your account stores it on our servers so it is there next time you sign in. AI features send the relevant text to Google’s Gemini API to generate a suggestion. We do not sell your data, and we do not use your résumé to train anything. The Privacy Policy names every provider involved and tells you how to get your data back or deleted.

Contact us — it reaches a person.