ResumeSifu

ResumeSifu is a career tool. ResumeSifu scores an uploaded resume for content quality, formatting and ATS compatibility, adds industry specific suggestions and exports a PDF report. Credits are bought as one time packs valid for one year, with one credit covering thirty resume analyses or one cover letter.

ResumeSifu is a web based resume review service that runs an uploaded CV through an AI model and returns a scored report on content quality, formatting and applicant tracking system compatibility. The pitch is speed: instead of waiting days for a human reviewer, the analysis comes back in seconds with a breakdown across criteria plus written notes on what to change. The product is aimed at job seekers who are applying at volume and want a fast sanity check before sending a resume out. Industry specific feedback is a core part of the offer, so suggestions are framed around a target role or sector rather than generic writing advice. The sample report on the homepage shows separate scores for overall quality, ATS compatibility and content, alongside short insight notes such as whether action verbs are used, whether achievements are quantified and whether more industry keywords are needed. In practice the workflow is upload, read the scores, act on the recommendations, then download a PDF report that documents the findings. A companion feature generates cover letters, and the credit model prices the two services differently: one credit covers thirty resume analyses or a single cover letter. Credits are sold in one time packs rather than a subscription, and each pack stays valid for a full year, which suits people who job hunt in bursts rather than continuously. ResumeSifu sits in the same territory as AI resume scanners and ATS checkers, and it competes on pay per use pricing and on the PDF export rather than on integrations or a resume builder. Users who want a full document editor with templates should look elsewhere; this is an analysis and feedback layer for a resume that already exists. The homepage cites 50,000 resumes analyzed, a 95 percent success rate and 2.5x more interviews, though these are marketing figures without published methodology.