Kickresume

I saw that it has a Tailoring feature. So you can copy and paste a specific job ad and it "tailors" your resume to make it a good match for that job. Btw, it worked really well. Needed some editing, but it thought of things I didn't initially. Nice touch :) Oh, and it's also cheaper than other resume writing tools...

Enhancv was my other top contender, but I liked Kickresume's templates a bit more. I couldn't stand Zety's user experience. Teal was good and seemed really powerful, but I a bit too complex for my taste. In the end, I wasn't willing to invest time into learning another complex software. It was the same thing with Canva - useful but it does too much and I only needed a resume, not another can-do-everything app.

I recently received a complimentary one-month subscription to Kickresume Premium, courtesy of a friend who is a quarterly subscriber. This "gift" is advertised as a perk for quarterly and yearly subscribers, granting recipients full access to Kickresume Premium features. However, my experience was marred by unexpected limitations. Despite activating my subscription within two days of receiving the invitation, I exhausted my allocated "AI credits" within five days. Upon contacting Kickresume support, I discovered that the gifted subscription has restricted AI usage, contrary to my initial understanding. Although I have access to other Premium features, the AI usage is severely restricted. This is particularly disappointing, as Kickresume bills itself as an AI-powered service. In reality, many of its key features, such as Career Coach and Job Interview Prep, rely heavily on AI-generated content. The limited AI usage renders these features virtually unusable, making it difficult to fully evaluate the service's effectiveness. I find it misleading that Kickresume does not clearly disclose these limitations, especially considering the prominent role AI plays in their marketing. Regrettably, neither the email notifications nor the website disclose these limitations. While Kickresume support provided me with 50 additional credits as a one-time courtesy, I remain concerned about the service's transparency and value proposition. Given my experience, I believe Kickresume's marketing practices may be misleading. I have expressed my concerns to the company, but their response was dismissive. As a result, I intend to file formal complaints with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Better Business Bureau (BBB), highlighting the deceptive advertising tactics employed by Kickresume. Prospective customers should be aware of these limitations and carefully evaluate Kickresume's terms and conditions before committing to a subscription.