Resume Worded Review

Resume Worded (resumeworded.com) is an online resume and LinkedIn review tool for job seekers. You upload a resume to Score My Resume and get a score from 0 to 100 across 20+ checks the company says are drawn from recruiter and hiring-manager reviews: quantified impact, growth and leadership signals, brevity, action verbs, filler words, section completeness and ATS compatibility. Resume Worded says the free score and top issues arrive in about 30 seconds, that the scoring adapts to seniority, and that 85+ is a good score and 90+ means a resume passes all its checks. AutoFix then rewrites the resume to fix the flagged issues and exports it into ATS-friendly templates as PDF, Word or plain text.

Around the score sit Targeted Resume, which compares a resume with a specific job posting and gives a Relevancy Score for matched and missing keywords and skills; an ATS Resume Scanner that shows the text an applicant tracking system would extract; LinkedIn Review for headline, about section and experience; an AI cover letter generator; and free generators for resume summaries, bullet points and LinkedIn headlines. Setup is a free account by email, Google or Facebook; the full reports, line-by-line analysis and AI rewrites need Pro. Separate offerings exist for career coaches and resume writers.

Per month, the quarterly plan works out to $99 / 3 = $33 and the yearly plan to $229 / 12 = $19.08, against $49 on monthly billing. Resume Worded labels the quarterly plan 30% off and the yearly plan 60% off. Every plan says "Cancel anytime"; no free trial of Pro is offered. Payments run through Paddle (cards and PayPal). Gift options exist. Pricing for career coaches and organizations is not published on the coaches page.

Refunds: in a reply on Trustpilot, the company says refunds are usually not possible once paid AI features have been used, so check the Help Center before buying a long plan.

Prices checked on the vendor's pricing page on November 10, 2026. See Resume Worded Pro pricing.

What Resume Worded's own pages list:

Resume Worded suits job seekers who already have a resume and want specific, repeatable feedback on it: the score gives a number to improve against, and re-scoring shows whether edits helped. It is most useful for people applying to many roles over a few months, which is where the quarterly and yearly plans pay off compared with $49 a month. The free score is enough to see the main problems before paying.

If you mainly want to match keywords to job postings, Jobscan is built around that. If you need to build a resume from scratch in a designed template, Rezi, Enhancv or Kickresume are builder-first. Teal adds a job application tracker alongside resume tailoring.

On Trustpilot, Resume Worded holds a TrustScore of 4.8 from 3,011 reviews, with 92% five-star; Trustpilot notes the company has not recently invited reviews and that it replies to most negative ones. (Resume Worded's own information page cites 4.9 from over 1,000 reviews.) Reviewers there praise the scoring and suggestions and responsive support, while the negative reviews describe feedback that feels generic or repetitive, auto-renewal surprises and a refused refund after paid AI features were used. Product Hunt shows 3.6 out of 5 from 12 reviews: some credit the feedback and sample bullet points with more callbacks, others report subscription billing problems, hard refunds and slow support. A post from Scale.jobs, which sells a competing application service, calls Resume Worded legitimate but limited to checking whether a resume passes automated filters.