Rate my resume
Stop guessing whether your resume is good enough. Get a brutally honest score out of 100, broken down across the seven things recruiters and applicant tracking systems actually judge.
Score my resume free- One number out of 100A single, honest score you can track as you improve.
- Seven-dimension breakdownSee exactly which part of your resume is dragging the score down.
- First impression readoutWhat a recruiter concludes about your level in the first seven seconds.
- Red flags with severityThe dealbreakers and warnings pulling your score down, ranked.
The seven things we score
Your score is the sum of seven weighted dimensions, so the breakdown tells you where to spend your effort: first impression (15), impact and achievements (25), ATS compatibility (20), red flags (20), career story (10), format (5), and credibility (5).
Impact and red flags carry the most weight because they are what actually decide interviews. Quantified results and the absence of dealbreakers move the needle far more than a clean font.
From a score to a plan
A single number turns vague anxiety into a concrete target, and the per-dimension breakdown shows which section to fix first instead of rewriting everything at once.
The score, breakdown, and red flags are free. The full report (a one-time €1.99) rewrites your weakest bullet points on your real text and gives you the top three priority actions with examples.
Frequently asked questions
How is the score calculated?
It is the sum of seven weighted dimensions totalling 100 points: first impression, impact and achievements, ATS compatibility, red flags, career story, format, and credibility.
How honest is the rating?
It is tuned to be blunt rather than flattering. The scoring reflects what recruiters and ATS systems check, so the feedback is closer to a hiring manager than a friend being polite.
Is rating my resume free?
Yes. The score and full breakdown are free with no signup. Bullet rewrites and priority fixes are in the one-time €1.99 report.
What counts as a good score?
Most first drafts land in the 50s and 60s. Anything in the 80s is genuinely strong. The breakdown matters more than the number: a low dimension is your fastest win.