Resumy asks users to upload an existing resume, then uses AI to analyze work history, skills, achievements, discrepancies, and grammar before producing a professionally formatted PDF. The service positions its templates as recruiter-friendly and simple to read, and says the workflow does not require an account or profile. It also links to a separate human resume-writing partner for personalized assistance.
The official page lists a $10 flat fee per “resume uplift,” shown against a crossed-out $25 amount. It is not a recurring subscription and the site does not publish a permanent free tier. Resumy does have a referral program: a user can obtain a referral link and earns one free resume uplift when a referred person buys an uplift. The appropriate directory price is From $10 one-time.
A resume contains highly personal career information. Upload only a document you are allowed to share, remove unnecessary sensitive data, verify every claim and date, and tailor the result honestly to the job. The site says parsed resume text is retained for five days during beta for debugging and then deleted; confirm the current privacy terms before upload.
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