FixMyResume vs Rezi

Updated October 2026 · Prices checked October 2026

Short answer

Both are built to get resumes past applicant tracking systems. Rezi is a full resume builder with a keyword-targeting editor and optional human reviews, from $29/month or $149 lifetime. FixMyResume starts from the resume you already have, gives you a free report against a specific job, and rewrites it for that job for $5 for 5 credits or $34.99 once. Choose Rezi if you want to build from scratch with a human reviewer; choose FixMyResume if you have a resume and want it tailored to each job cheaply.

FixMyResume vs Rezi at a glance

Rezi is an ATS-focused AI resume builder with a real-time content score (the Rezi Score), keyword targeting, templates, cover letters and paid expert reviews.

FixMyResumeRezi
Free planFull review report against any job, free, no sign-up1 resume, 3 PDF downloads, limited Rezi Score and keyword targeting
Paid price$5 for 5 credits, or $34.99 once for unlimited usePro $29/month, or Lifetime $149 once
BillingOne-time payments only. Nothing renews.Pro renews monthly; Lifetime is one-time
Score against a job postingYes: scores your resume against the exact postingYes: Rezi Score with keyword targeting (full version on Pro)
AI rewritingRewrites the whole resume for the job; never changes your employers, titles or datesAI writer and editor, section by section
Cover lettersYes (paid)Yes, unlimited on the free plan
Interview prepYes: likely questions with answers drafted from your resume (paid)AI interview practice (1 on free, unlimited on Pro)
Human expert reviewNoYes: 1/month on Pro, or from $8 each
Templates3 ATS-safe layouts, 10 accent coloursSeveral templates (Standard Format on free)
ExportPDF and WordPDF; DOCX and Google Drive on Pro

Pricing compared

FixMyResume

  • Review report against any job: free, no sign-up
  • One-Time Pass: $5 for 5 credits
  • Lifetime: $34.99 once, unlimited
  • No subscription, nothing renews

Credits are used by a resume rewrite, ATS check, cover letter, interview prep or translation.

Rezi

  • Free: 1 resume, 3 PDF downloads
  • Pro: $29/month
  • Lifetime: $149 one-time
  • Expert review: from $8 each (1/month included on Pro)

From Rezi's pricing page, October 2026. Check current prices.

What a 3-month job search costs

FixMyResume
$5 for 5 credits covers five AI actions (for example five tailored resumes); $34.99 once covers the whole search, and the next one.
Rezi
Pro for three months is $87; Lifetime is $149.

Key differences

Builder vs fixer

Rezi is designed for writing a resume inside its editor, with a live score as you type. FixMyResume is designed around the resume you already have: upload a PDF, see what's wrong against the job, then get a rewritten version. If you're starting from a blank page, Rezi's guided editor helps; if you already have a resume, FixMyResume skips the rebuild.

How the score works

Rezi scores the content of your resume and, on Pro, your keyword coverage for a target job. FixMyResume scores the resume against the specific posting you paste and lists the missing keywords, weak bullets and formatting problems in a report you can read in full without paying or signing up.

Pricing model

Rezi Pro is a $29 monthly subscription, which adds up if your search runs long; its $149 Lifetime is the alternative. FixMyResume has no subscription at all: $5 for 5 credits, or $34.99 once.

Where Rezi is better

  • Human expert reviews on top of the AI
  • A guided editor for building a resume from scratch
  • Unlimited cover letters on the free plan
  • A long track record and a large user base

Where FixMyResume is better

  • The full job-match report is free, with no account needed
  • No subscription: $5 for 5 credits or $34.99 once
  • Rewrites the resume you already have, rather than asking you to rebuild it
  • Interview prep and translation in the same place

Which should you choose?

Choose Rezi if

You're writing a resume from scratch, you want a person to review it, or you'll use it for many months.

Choose FixMyResume if

You already have a resume, you're applying to specific jobs, and you'd rather pay once than subscribe.

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Frequently asked questions

Is FixMyResume better than Rezi?

It depends on where you start. Rezi is stronger for building a resume from scratch and offers human reviews. FixMyResume is better value if you already have a resume and want it scored and rewritten for specific jobs, because the report is free and paid use is one-time rather than monthly.

Is Rezi free?

Rezi has a free plan with one resume, three PDF downloads and a limited version of its score and keyword targeting. Full keyword targeting, unlimited downloads and DOCX export need Pro ($29/month) or Lifetime ($149).

What's a cheaper alternative to Rezi?

FixMyResume: the job-match report is free, and tailoring your resume costs $5 for 5 credits or $34.99 once, with no subscription.

Do both work with applicant tracking systems?

Yes. Both produce plain, single-column files that ATS software can parse, and both check your keywords against the job you're applying to.

See how your resume scores

Paste the job you want. The full report is free and you don’t need an account.

Sources: Rezi pricing, Rezi, and FixMyResume pricing. Checked October 2026. This comparison is written by FixMyResume. We’ve tried to be fair; if anything about Rezi is out of date, email support@fixmyresume.xyz and we’ll fix it.

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