BeamJobs is a resume-building platform founded in 2020 by twin brothers Justin and Stephen Greet, who left corporate jobs at companies including Chegg and Google to build it after finding their own job searches frustrating. The company says it has helped more than 2 million job seekers build a resume.
The tool scores an uploaded or in-progress resume against applicant-tracking-system norms, suggests AI-generated bullet points tailored to a target role, and generates a matching cover letter from the same resume data and a pasted job description. Templates are built around ATS parsing rather than pure visual design, which is the platform's stated differentiator against decorative resume builders.
BeamJobs suits active job seekers who want AI feedback on a resume rather than a blank template. Building and editing a resume is free; removing the watermark and unlocking full downloads runs a 7-day trial for $0.99, then renews at $34.99 every four weeks, or roughly $6.99 per month if paid annually.
