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ResumeCheck

ResumeCheck is a web resume builder and checker from Estonian publisher JobMojito: upload a CV or import LinkedIn, then edit and score it for free, and pay only EUR 4.90 when you export the finished file.

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Overview

What is ResumeCheck?

ResumeCheck is a web-based resume builder and checker published by JobMojito, a brand of the Estonian company FreshMint ai OÜ. Its home page states the promise plainly: build and check your resume free, pay only to export. Everything up to the finished file costs nothing, and the file itself is what you buy.

There are three ways in. You can upload a resume you already have, as a PDF or Word document of up to 20 MB, by drag and drop or browsing; the site times that step at roughly twenty seconds. You can import your LinkedIn profile using the PDF that LinkedIn's own Save to PDF option produces, which pre-fills experience, skills and dates and flags what needs correcting, with the reassurance that nothing is published anywhere. Or you can start from a blank template. Whichever route you take, the content lands in a structured editor where rewrites, grammar corrections and missing sections are already proposed rather than merely suggested.

The checking side is where the tool earns its name. You paste a target job title and the service scores structure, wording, impact and keywords the way an ATS and a hiring manager would, across six axes: impact per bullet, meaning whether each line carries a result, a number or a scope; role keywords matched against the target title and industry; grammar and tense, covering mistakes, tense drift and punctuation; structure and length, covering section order, page count and over-dense blocks; ATS readability, flagging what a parser will misread; and missing sections such as certifications, a summary or a LinkedIn About, written out for you.

Fourteen templates are offered, and content moves between them without reformatting, so a different layout per application costs nothing. Several are marked ATS safe: single column, with nothing a parser trips over. Named layouts run from Classic and three European CV variants to Ledger for finance and legal, Technical for engineers, Executive for senior roles, and an Academic CV with as many pages as you need.

Pricing is deliberately flat. Building, importing, checking and editing are free with no card. Exporting costs EUR 4.90 per resume, and EUR 29 paid once buys lifetime access to unlimited exports, 12 scored mock interviews, unlimited resume versions and a cover letter writer. There is no subscription, exports are PDF and Word only, and no API or mobile app is offered.

What it does

  • Upload a PDF or Word resume, or import your LinkedIn profile PDF
  • Score a resume against a target job title for impact, keywords, grammar, structure and ATS readability
  • Work in a pre-filled, structured editor where rewrites and grammar fixes are already applied
  • Receive missing sections written out for you: certifications, professional summary, LinkedIn About
  • Switch between 14 templates without reformatting the content
  • Export the finished document as a print- and ATS-ready PDF or a re-editable Word file for EUR 4.90
  • Unlock 12 scored mock interviews, cover letters and unlimited resume versions with a single EUR 29 payment
Audience

When to use ResumeCheck / When not to

A quick filter to help you decide if ResumeCheck is the right fit.

When to use ResumeCheck

  • Job seekers who already have a resume and want it scored against one specific job title before they apply
  • LinkedIn-active candidates, whose profile PDF pre-fills experience, skills and dates in a single import
  • Applicants targeting European employers and public-sector roles, served by the European CV templates, including a portrait variant with a signature line
  • Academics and researchers who need the Academic CV layout, with room for publications and grants and no page limit
  • Finance, legal and engineering candidates drawn to the Ledger layout, with right-aligned dates and tabular figures, or the Technical layout with its stack rail

When not to use ResumeCheck

  • Anyone who needs a file format other than PDF or Word: the pricing page states that exports are PDF and Word only
  • Developers looking for an API or an embed, since no API documentation is published for resumecheck.net
  • Users who want a mobile app: no App Store or Google Play link appears anywhere on the site
  • Recruiters looking for a candidate-screening tool, as resumecheck.net addresses the applicant while the same publisher's recruiter product is JobMojito
  • Anyone who needs contractual documents written for consumer use, because the terms and privacy policy here are drafted for a B2B interview and candidate evaluation platform
Get started

How to use ResumeCheck

A typical end-to-end flow, from setup to results.

  1. Drop a PDF or Word resume of up to 20 MB into the upload area, or click to browse; the site times this first step at about twenty seconds
  2. Alternatively, choose Import from LinkedIn and supply the PDF produced by the Save to PDF option on your own profile
  3. Or start from scratch with a blank template if you have no document to bring
  4. Open the structured editor, where the content arrives pre-filled with rewrites, grammar corrections and missing sections already proposed
  5. Paste the job title you are targeting and run the check
  6. Work through the six families of flags: impact per bullet, role keywords, grammar and tense, structure and length, ATS readability, and missing sections
  7. Adjust the wording and re-run the check as often as you like, since edits and re-checks are unlimited on the free tier
  8. Pick one of the 14 templates; the content transfers without reformatting, so you can try a different layout for each application
  9. Create the free account needed to export, no payment card being required for any of the free steps
  10. Export as PDF or Word (.docx) for EUR 4.90 per resume, or unlock Advanced at EUR 29 once for unlimited exports
Quick read

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • The full check and the editor are free, with no payment card required at any point
  • Export pricing is very low: EUR 4.90 per resume, or EUR 29 once for lifetime access to everything
  • No subscription and no renewal, a point the pricing page makes its headline
  • Fourteen templates that swap without reformatting, so a layout can be chosen per application
  • Several templates are explicitly ATS safe, built as a single column with nothing a parser trips over
  • The LinkedIn import pre-fills experience, skills and dates instead of asking you to retype them, and publishes nothing anywhere
  • EU-established publisher, primary processing on EU-hosted cloud infrastructure, and an explicit commitment not to train on identifiable data

Cons

  • The legal documents do not describe this product: the terms, privacy policy and cookie policy of resumecheck.net are drafted for a B2B interview and candidate evaluation platform, complete with interview audio and video recordings, rubric scoring and hiring decisions
  • Those same documents name ResumeCheck.net as the data controller responsible for hiring decisions and cast the user as a candidate invited by an employer, which does not match a private individual building their own resume
  • No email address on the domain itself: the only contact is support@jobmojito.com, with no separate legal or privacy address and no named data protection officer
  • Seven of the eight support FAQ answers do not render without JavaScript, including the ones on supported languages and on refunds
  • No readable refund policy: the question is listed on the support page but its answer is never served
  • No API, no mobile app and no browser extension, and exports are limited to PDF and Word
  • The subprocessor list is deferred to trust.jobmojito.com, which returns HTTP 403 on direct consultation, and the home page counter of resumes checked reads 0 in the served HTML
Pricing

Pricing & Plans

A permanently free plan is available: uploading or importing a resume, running the full check and editing the result cost nothing and require no payment card. The lowest paid entry point is EUR 4.90 for a single resume export, charged as a one-off rather than a subscription. A second one-off payment of EUR 29 grants lifetime access, with unlimited exports and the full feature set. Prices are displayed in euros and include VAT where it applies. There is no time-limited free trial: the free tier is permanent, and both paid options are single payments with no renewal.

Free — EUR 0 — everything except the file
  • upload any resume or import LinkedIn
  • run the full check on impact
  • keywords
  • grammar and structure
  • use the pre-filled editor with suggested rewrites
  • and make unlimited edits and re-checks on a free account with no card
Advanced — EUR 29 — lifetime access with no renewal
  • everything in Free plus unlimited PDF and Word exports
  • 12 mock interviews with scored feedback
  • an unlimited-version resume builder
  • a cover letter writer and a career trivia game
Prices and plans listed above may evolve. Always check the official pricing page before subscribing.
Trust & Privacy

Data, GDPR & hosting

A consolidated view of how ResumeCheck handles your data.

GDPR overview

The publisher is established in the European Union, in Estonia, and the Terms of Use apply Estonian law and Estonian courts. resumecheck.net never claims GDPR compliance in so many words; that wording appears only on jobmojito.com, the About page its footer points to. The privacy policy, version 2.0 last updated in March 2026, sets out the roles: ResumeCheck.net as controller, JobMojito (FreshMint ai OÜ) as processor under a separate data processing agreement. It lists access, rectification, erasure, restriction, portability where applicable, and objection for site and account data, while candidate-data requests must go to the controller. Transfers outside the EEA or the United Kingdom rely on standard contractual clauses or a UK addendum. No Article 27 representative is designated, which an EU-established publisher does not need, and no data protection officer or dedicated privacy address is named.

Who owns the data?

The Terms of Use address ownership from the publisher's side only. Section 6 states that all intellectual property rights in the platform, including its software, algorithms, documentation and AI components, remain the property of JobMojito or its licensors, and that ResumeCheck.net retains ownership of its data. No clause states who owns a resume uploaded by an individual user, nor what rights that person keeps over it. The declared architecture places ResumeCheck.net in the controller role and JobMojito, operated by FreshMint ai OÜ, in the processor role, acting on documented instructions; the processor undertakes not to use identifiable data for its own product development.

Reuse rights

Nothing in the published documents restricts what you do with the resume you build: the file is delivered as a PDF or a re-editable Word document without a watermark, and no clause claims a licence over your content or requires permission to reuse it. What the documents describe instead is the publisher's own processing. The declared data categories are name and contact details, resume or application file, interview audio and video recordings, transcripts, rubric evaluation results, limited behavioural and voice analysis such as pronunciation, pace and sentiment, and system-generated score detail. The stated AI use is producing structured summaries, applying rubric scoring defined by the controller, and analysing those limited behavioural or vocal characteristics when they are enabled. For site visitors, IP address, browser and device data, usage analytics and cookie identifiers are processed for operation, security, analytics and improvement, on legitimate interest or consent; account data such as name, work email, organisation details, login credentials and billing information rests on contract performance and legitimate interest. JobMojito states that it does not use identifiable candidate data to train AI foundation models, to fine-tune shared models across customers, or for independent product development, and that improvement relies only on aggregated, anonymised statistics that cannot re-identify anyone. No fully automated employment decision is made and human review is required; voice biometrics are disabled by default and sit outside the core scoring system. Readers should keep in mind that these categories describe an interview and candidate evaluation platform rather than the consumer resume builder actually offered here.

Data retention & training

Retention summary
The privacy policy, version 2.0 last updated in March 2026, publishes retention periods for what it calls candidate interview data: twelve months by default, adjustable by the controller, with behavioural scoring data aligned to it. AI scoring logs and security and access logs are kept twelve months, infrastructure logs thirty to ninety days. Data is deleted automatically once the period expires or on the controller's instruction. Trial recruiter accounts are removed thirty days after expiry if inactive, and trial interview data thirty to sixty days after expiry unless the account converts. Encrypted system backups run on a rolling cycle of at most thirty days and are purged automatically. No retention period is published for a resume uploaded by an individual user: every duration above concerns the B2B interview platform the documents describe.
Trains on customer data
No
Subprocessors disclosed
Yes
DPA available
Yes

Hosting summary

The privacy policy states that primary processing occurs within EU-hosted cloud infrastructure operated by JobMojito. Beyond that, no hosting country, region or provider is named. Transfers outside the EEA or the United Kingdom are covered by standard contractual clauses or a UK addendum where required, and the cookie policy notes that some providers, Google among them, may process data outside the EEA under the same safeguards. The declared security measures are encryption in transit and at rest, role-based access control, tenant data separation, secure cloud infrastructure, logging and audit controls, and incident response procedures. An up-to-date subprocessor list is said to be published on trust.jobmojito.com, which returned HTTP 403 when consulted directly, so it could not be verified; the cookie policy itself names Google Analytics, PostHog, Hotjar and Featurebase. One apparent contradiction deserves an explanation: the domain resolves to 76.76.21.21, an anycast address located in the United States on Amazon's network. That is a content delivery point of presence used to serve the pages, not the place where personal data is processed.

Hosting regions
EU
Watch-outs

Things to keep in mind

Risks and trade-offs to weigh before adopting ResumeCheck.

  • The contractual documents describe a different service: the terms, privacy policy and cookie policy of resumecheck.net are written for a B2B interview and candidate evaluation platform, covering candidates invited by an employer, interview audio and video recordings, rubric scoring, behavioural and voice analysis and hiring decisions, none of which belongs to the resume builder actually offered
  • As a consequence, those documents name ResumeCheck.net as the controller responsible for hiring decisions and treat the user as an invited candidate, so an individual uploading a resume is covered by no clause aimed at them; this is worth having the publisher confirm before you upload a full career history
  • The published retention periods, twelve months by default, twelve months for logs and thirty days for backups, apply to candidate interview data, and no duration at all is published for an uploaded resume
  • Support runs through a single address on another domain, support@jobmojito.com, with no legal or privacy contact and no named data protection officer, while the subprocessor list is deferred to trust.jobmojito.com, which returns HTTP 403
  • The refund question appears on the support page but its answer is not served without JavaScript, so buyers commit EUR 4.90 or EUR 29 without a refund policy they can read; the terms also cap liability at the amounts paid over the preceding twelve months, place disputes before Estonian courts, and state no minimum age anywhere
  • Three third-party analytics services are loaded on the site, Google Analytics, PostHog and Hotjar, alongside Featurebase for support and chat, and the home page counter of resumes checked reads 0 in the served HTML, so on-site social proof deserves caution
  • Letting the tool rewrite everything has a cost of its own: a resume tuned for keyword matching can flatten the voice and the judgement a reader is looking for, the score is a heuristic rather than a hiring outcome, and the missing sections it writes for you still need to be true of you
Setup

Setup & Integrations

Technical difficulty

Very low. ResumeCheck is a web application with nothing to install, no API key and no integration to configure. A free account is required, with no payment card for the free steps. The first step, dropping a PDF or Word file of up to 20 MB into the upload area, is timed at about twenty seconds. The only manual step is the LinkedIn import, which expects you to fetch the PDF yourself through the Save to PDF option on your profile. A home page testimonial sums the effort up: imported LinkedIn, edited for ten minutes, exported, done.

Deployment

Web app

Integrations

LinkedIn

Supported languages

English
Company

Behind ResumeCheck

Company name
FreshMint ai OÜ
Founded
19/05/2001
Country of origin
🇪🇪 Estonia
Headquarters
Sepapaja tn 6, 15551 Tallinn, Estonia
UBO
INFORMATION_NOT_FOUND
UBO country
INFORMATION_NOT_FOUND
Domain registrar country
INFORMATION_NOT_FOUND
Support contact

Social

Official links

Resources

All the official URLs gathered for verification and reference.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is ResumeCheck really free?
Building, importing, checking and editing your resume costs nothing and needs no card. You pay EUR 4.90 only when you want the finished file as a PDF or Word document.
How do I get started?
Three ways in: upload a PDF or Word resume of up to 20 MB, import the PDF of your LinkedIn profile, or start from a blank template.
What happens to the LinkedIn profile I import?
It pre-fills your experience, skills and dates and flags what needs correcting. The site is explicit that nothing is published anywhere.
What does the resume check actually look at?
Six things: impact per bullet, role keywords against the job title you paste, grammar and tense, structure and length, ATS readability, and missing sections such as certifications, a summary or a LinkedIn About, which are written for you.
How many templates are there, and can I switch?
Fourteen. The content moves from one template to another without reformatting, so you can use a different layout for each application.
What does ATS safe mean here?
It describes a single-column template with nothing a parser trips over, so an applicant tracking system reads the document as intended.
Which file formats can I export to?
PDF and Word (.docx) only. The PDF is described as print and ATS ready, the Word file as re-editable, and neither carries a watermark.
What does the Advanced plan at EUR 29 include?
Unlimited PDF and Word exports, 12 mock interviews with scored feedback, unlimited resume versions, a cover letter writer and a career trivia game. It is a one-off payment giving lifetime access with no renewal.
Is there a subscription?
No. The pricing page rules subscriptions out entirely: the only paid options are two one-off payments, EUR 4.90 for a single export and EUR 29 for lifetime access.
Who runs the service, and is my data used to train AI models?
The service is run by JobMojito, a brand of FreshMint ai OÜ, Sepapaja tn 6, 15551 Tallinn, Estonia. The privacy policy states that primary processing occurs within EU-hosted cloud infrastructure and that identifiable data is not used to train foundation models, to fine-tune shared models across customers, or for independent product development; only aggregated, anonymised statistics feed product improvement.
Conclusion

Should you pick ResumeCheck?

ResumeCheck does one thing and prices it unusually clearly: everything up to the finished file is free, the export costs EUR 4.90, and EUR 29 paid once buys the rest for life. For a job seeker who already has a resume and wants it measured against a specific job title, that is honest value. The six-axis check, the fourteen interchangeable templates and the LinkedIn import cover ground that many builders put behind a monthly subscription, and the free tier is complete enough to judge the tool before spending anything.

The main reservation has nothing to do with the product itself. The terms of use, the privacy policy and the cookie policy published on resumecheck.net are written for a B2B interview and candidate evaluation platform: they speak of candidates invited by an employer, interview audio and video recordings, rubric scoring, behavioural and voice analysis, and hiring decisions. None of that matches the consumer resume builder actually offered, and none of the published retention periods covers a resume uploaded by a private user. The documents are not hostile, they simply describe a different service. Anyone who cares about what becomes of their career history should ask the publisher before uploading it.

Smaller reservations follow. The only contact is support@jobmojito.com, an address on another domain, with no legal or privacy contact and no named data protection officer; the subprocessor list is deferred to a page that returns 403; most of the support FAQ, including the refund answer, does not render without JavaScript. There is no API and no mobile app.

In short: a competent and genuinely cheap resume builder from an EU-established publisher, worth trying because trying costs nothing, but whose paperwork should be read as belonging to another product than the one you will use.