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Rezi review

A broad AI resume toolkit with its deepest ATS controls behind Pro.

8.4/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Rezi is a web-based resume and career-document builder for job seekers, students, career changers, and professionals. Its guided AI workflow supports resume creation, bullet-point writing, editing, summaries, cover letters, interview practice, ATS analysis, keyword targeting, and job-application tracking. Users can begin with a blank document or import an existing PDF or DOCX resume, then export to PDF, DOCX, or Google Drive. Rezi also provides resume software for organizations and career services providers.

The published plans show a freemium structure. The Free plan includes one resume, one AI interview, three PDF downloads, standard format templates, and AI Resume Writer and Editor tools. Pro costs $29 per month and adds unlimited resumes, unlimited AI interviews, unlimited PDF downloads, all templates, Rezi Score, and Keyword Targeting. A Lifetime plan costs $149 one time and provides permanent access to Pro features, full AI tools, unlimited resumes, and unlimited downloads. Enterprise costs $99 per month per 200 users and adds team roles, single sign-on, webhooks, resume review management, and domain restriction.

ATS-oriented workflows are Rezi’s clearest focus. Rezi Score and job-description keyword targeting give the product a more specific optimization layer than a basic document editor, while LinkedIn and Google Drive integrations extend its document workflow. The product is available through the web, a Chrome extension, and an API. Choose Rezi if resume scoring, keyword alignment, AI writing, and related career-document tools matter in one place. It is less suitable for users who need more than the Free plan’s limits without paying, or organizations that do not need its higher-tier collaboration and administration features.

Rezi pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Rezi Score and keyword targeting support ATS-focused resume refinement.
    • AI tools cover resumes, cover letters, summaries, bullets, and interviews.
    • Imports PDF and DOCX files and exports to PDF, DOCX, or Google Drive.
  • Where it doesn't
    • The Free plan limits users to one resume and three PDF downloads.
    • Rezi Score and Keyword Targeting are available on Pro and higher tiers.
    • Enterprise controls such as SSO and team roles require the Enterprise plan.

Rezi fact sheet, pricing and score →

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