Rezi 3.0 is a résumé builder that uses GPT-3 to ensure users don’t have to put too much effort into making the perfect one. Rezi, with the 3.0 update, now uses the AI power of GPT-3 to build better résumés.
Rezi 3.0 also brings in a ton of other features that make résumé building easier.
Who made it?
Rezi comes from an experienced team that started the project back in May 2015, as a weekend project. The team aimed to create a tool to help users create résumés that would make them more hireable, and educate them on applicant tracking systems.
Who is it for?
Rezi 3.0 is for anybody that wants to build a better résumé. Folks that want to increase their chances of getting hired by making a more presentable résumé, Rezi 3.0 can be of great use.
Key features
- The Rezi Score — Automated résumé review across 23 criteria points
- ATS Keyword Targeting — Tailor your resume for the job you want with keywords
- Real-Time Content Analysis — Spot formatting and grammar errors
- Rezi Expert Resume Review — Have professional résumé writers review and give you tips to improve your résumé
- Flexible Formatting Tools — Well-equipped editor to help you change the look of your résumé
- Export to PDF, DOCX, Docs, or share link — Option to export your résumé in the common formats, or share with a private link
- Resume Version Management — Create different versions of your résumé
- Cover Letter Builder — Build a cover letter to go along with your résumé
What does it cost?
- Free — $0, trial to get a feel of how Rezi works
- Basic — $3 per month, Download a single résumé
- Pro — $29 per month, all Rezi features, +100K AI credits
- Lifetime — $49 one-time fee, all Rezi features, +250K AI credits
What are the makers saying?
“Over the past year of personally reviewing 3,000+ resumes, we also realized the insane challenge of writing hirable resume content without paying for an expensive resume writing service.
Job seekers desperately need a better way to write a resume. That’s exactly why we’re excited to announce the launch of Rezi AI Writer.” Jacob Jacquet, CEO, Rezi.
What are people saying?
“Looks like a good tool. I still get many half-baked CVs, so there definitely is a big market. Good luck!” Szymon Adamiak, Software Developer.
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