AI resume reality check

Your resume needs the truth.

Upload your resume for a brutally honest AI roast that catches weak writing, buried achievements, and ATS mistakes—then tells you how to fix them.

Start free. You decide what gets shared.

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“Hard worker” is not an achievement. Show the number.

The RoastHire promise

Savage about the resume. Respectful of the person behind it.

Specific over generic

Every criticism points to a real line, choice, or missed opportunity.

Private by default

Your source resume stays yours; sharing a roast card is always optional.

From cringe to credible

Three moves. One much stronger resume.

RoastHire turns the anxiety of “is this any good?” into a fast, focused editing plan.

  1. Step 1

    01

    The honest first pass

    RoastHire flags weak verbs, vague claims, buried wins, and formatting choices that make recruiters work too hard.

  2. Step 2

    02

    Fixes, not just punchlines

    Every roast lands with a concrete next move, so you know exactly what to cut, clarify, quantify, or rewrite.

  3. Step 3

    03

    A card worth sharing

    Turn the funniest findings into a polished roast card built for your group chat or job-search feed.

Pay for the depth you need

Free honesty. Serious fixes for $12.

No subscription, coaching upsell, or mystery fee. Choose one roast and get back to applying.

Quick Roast

$0per resume

A fast diagnosis for the biggest resume offenses.

  • Top issues and weak spots
  • Actionable edit suggestions
  • One shareable roast card
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Best for applications

Full Roast + Rewrite

$12one time

The full teardown, then a cleaner version designed to survive both recruiters and screening software.

Everything in Quick Roast
Full resume rewrite
ATS-focused optimization
Stronger verbs and quantified impact
Formatting and hierarchy guidance
Download-ready revised copy
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Before you upload

Fair questions. Straight answers.

Your next application deserves better

Let us roast it before recruiters do.

Upload the resume you have. Leave with clear edits—and maybe a roast card worth posting.

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