ResumyAI Review: One Credit, One Tailored Resume, No Subscription

ResumyAI does one job. Paste a job description and it rewrites your resume to match it, in ATS-friendly formatting, in under a minute. There is no subscription. You pay per resume, and five are free when you sign up.

It is a solo project that launched in January 2026. That cuts both ways, and this review says where. It covers what a credit buys, how the flow works, and what is missing.

What does ResumyAI do?

You build a profile once. Upload your current resume as a PDF or an image and the app extracts your experience, skills and education. Or type it in through a set of forms: basic info, experience, projects, skills, education, certifications.

Then, for each job, press the plus button and paste the posting. ResumyAI pulls the keywords and requirements from it and generates a resume built from your profile to fit that role. Tick a box and it writes a matching cover letter at the same time. The output is a PDF you download to your device or send through WhatsApp, Gmail or Slack.

On Android there is a shortcut. Use the Share button on a job post in the LinkedIn or Indeed app and pick ResumyAI. The job title, company and description arrive without pasting.

The templates are strictly ATS-formatted. ResumyAI says they parse correctly in Workday, Greenhouse and Lever, and it refuses to add a photo for that reason.

Which features stand out?

• One credit per tailored resume — pay for what you generate, nothing recurring
• Five free credits on sign-up — enough to test it on real applications
• Credits never expire — buy a pack now, use it in a later search
• Profile from a PDF or a photo — upload once, reuse for every job
• Share from LinkedIn and Indeed — the Android share sheet pulls the posting in
• Cover letter in the same run — written from your profile and the job, optional
• PDF out, anywhere — download or send straight from the app

How much does ResumyAI cost?

Three credit packs and no subscription. Every new account starts with five free credits.

• Starter: $5 for 5 credits. $1 a resume.
• Professional: $10 for 14 credits. Ten plus four bonus, about 71 cents a resume.
• Expert: $20 for 30 credits. Twenty plus ten bonus, about 66 cents a resume.

A credit is spent when generation starts. If the pasted job description is nonsense, the credit is not refunded. Credits do not expire.