Hi Product Hunt. I'm the founder of Resumarc. The reason it exists is the pricing. Every resume builder I tried was free to write in and paid to get out of: you type everything, hit download, and meet a subscription. You are at your least able to argue at the exact moment you need the file, which is the point of putting the wall there. So Resumarc does it the other way round. The builder is free, the cover-letter builder is free, and a TXT download is free and always will be, because a plain text resume is what most applicant tracking systems actually read. If you want PDF and DOCX, you buy a pass: $5 for three days, $9 for a week, $19 for a month, or $200 once and never again. Nothing auto-renews. There is no subscription to find and cancel later, and there is a 14-day refund as long as you haven't downloaded anything yet. Two things worth knowing: The templates are one code path, not two. There are 130+ of them, and each is a single React layout that renders the gallery card, the live editor preview and the printed PDF. No separate print stylesheet, so what you arrange on screen is what comes out of the file. The AI is grounded, not freewheeling. Suggestions are pinned to O*NET labour-market data covering 1,016 occupations, so when it proposes a bullet for a registered nurse it is working from what that job actually involves rather than from a vibe about nursing. You review and approve every line. Ask me anything, especially about the pricing, and tell me where the templates fall down.

Resumarc

Free Resume & CV Builder with ATS-Ready Templates

Free Resume & CV Builder with ATS-Ready Templates