ResumeCheck is a web tool for building and checking resumes. A user uploads a PDF or Word resume, imports a LinkedIn profile through its Save to PDF export, or starts from a blank template, and the tool pre-fills an editable resume with proposed fixes. The free check covers impact per bullet (a result, number or scope), role keywords matched to a target job title, grammar and tense, structure and length, ATS parsing flags and missing sections such as a summary. There are 14 templates, six of them marked ATS safe, and exports are PDF and Word only. It is made by JobMojito, based in Estonia and Slovakia.
The AI is concentrated in the paid tiers. The Resume Builder plan says AI rewrites the weak sections, and the Work Readiness plan adds AI interview coaching for the role being applied for, with feedback on each answer and 20 practice interviews a month; the free checks read as rule-based scoring rather than an AI model, and no model is named. The page cites users hired at Google, Amazon, PwC and Apple and a resumes-checked counter that read 56,122 in one load and 55,984 in another, so treat those as decoration rather than evidence. Testimonials use first names only.
Pricing is in euros. Checking and editing are free with a free account and no card. A one-off Resume Builder export costs EUR 4.90 and includes one resume and 30 cover letters. Work Readiness is EUR 29 a month with the coaching, 20 practice interviews, one resume check and 30 cover letters each month, and it renews until cancelled. Prices include VAT where it applies. A resume holds personal data and the landing page does not say how uploaded resumes are stored or how long they are kept, so read the privacy terms before uploading.
