A resume tool that has been in operation for 11 years, how does it stably collect nearly $3,000,000 every year?
Headline cites the Historical Research Snapshot. KPI strip is the Latest Revenue Snapshot.
Product at a glance
- what is it
- An AI resume tool: helps job seekers modify their resumes to pass through the automatic screening of recruitment systems (ATS), and AI simulated interviews.
- who is it for
- Individuals looking for jobs are the main users; universities, employment agencies, and career websites buy in bulk per person.
- how does it charge
- The free version can create 1 resume, 3 PDF downloads, no need to bind a card; Pro $29/month, or pay once for $149 for lifetime use; institutions are charged $99/month per 200 users. A full refund is available within 30 days of payment.
- business model
- Free value-added subscription plus lifetime purchase, and also bulk authorization sold to universities and employment agencies.
- Revenue over the past 12 months
- $2.96M
- MRR
- $240K
- Active Subscriptions
- 9,982
- 9 month revenue
- $225K
Profit margin for the last 30 days 60%
Open evidenceFact · as of 2026-11-04
Evidence type: Fact
Source: Latest Revenue Snapshot · provider payment sync
as of: 2026-11-04
Provider-verified revenue signal ≠ audited company financials.
30 days -4.1%
Open evidenceFact · as of 2026-11-04
Evidence type: Fact
Source: Latest Revenue Snapshot · provider payment sync
as of: 2026-11-04
Provider-verified revenue signal ≠ audited company financials.
Official website claims a cumulative 4.51M users
Open evidenceFact · as of 2026-11-04
Evidence type: Fact
Source: Latest Revenue Snapshot · provider payment sync
as of: 2026-11-04
Provider-verified revenue signal ≠ audited company financials.
18% less than the $276K high in April
Open evidenceFact · as of 2026-11-04
Evidence type: Fact
Source: Latest Revenue Snapshot · provider payment sync
as of: 2026-11-04
Provider-verified revenue signal ≠ audited company financials.
MRR = current monthly recurring run rate · 30-Day revenue = what the provider recorded in the trailing 30 days. Timing, not extra revenue, is why a ratio can exceed 100%.
Summary
What kind of business is this
Visit site www.rezi.aiJob seekers are worried that their resumes will be filtered out by recruitment systems before they even reach human hands, Rezi uses free ATS resume detection and templates to capture search traffic, and then uses Forbes recommendations and user data to make people feel secure to register. Those who want to modify and download unlimitedly pay $29/month or $149 for a one-time purchase, while schools and employment agencies purchase in bulk based on the number of people.
- form
- web application
- customers
- Job seekers, universities
- charging
- Free plus subscription and lifetime purchase
- Starting price
- $29/month
- launch
- 2015-05
- team
- Venture capital supported, founder Jacob Jacquet
Core growth findings
Findings may cite earlier snapshots; header KPIs carry Fact and a revenue as-of date. Revenue as of 2026-11-04.
- 01
Free detection tools + job search long-tail content takes down search
No registration is required to score resumes, and it also comes with templates, examples, resignation letters, and competitor review articles. The United States has 13,591 words with rankings, and natural search accounts for 25.6% of visits.
- 02
The homepage is a list of trust
The first screen writes 'Forbes ranked first', below are 4,510,834 users, 62.18% interview rate and Trustpilot 4.7 points. Direct access accounts for 51.1%.
- 03
Traffic has not dropped, revenue is dropping, new bets are the AI entry point
From July to September, the number of visits remained basically the same, but the monthly revenue was 18% less than in April. In 2026, it launched MCP, which can directly modify resumes in Claude, Codex, ChatGPT.
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- 01The business
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- 03Growth plays
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