Checking Your Resume Against an ATS

The ATS Resume Checker takes your resume — pasted in, uploaded, or picked from your saved resumes if you're logged in — and returns a score from 0 to 100, along with a breakdown of what's driving that score: whether your contact info is complete, whether you have clear section headers, whether your bullet points use strong action verbs, and whether they include measurable results.

If you're targeting a specific opening, you can paste in the job description too. The checker will then show which keywords from that posting already appear in your resume and which ones are missing, so you can see concretely where the gap is.

Alongside the score, you get AI suggestions for what to change — specific to the content of your resume, not generic advice that could apply to anyone.

A check costs ₱5, or it's included free if you're on the Standard or Premium plan.

Run it before you apply, not after — the value of the keyword-match breakdown specifically is that it lets you adjust wording while you still have time to, rather than finding out after a rejection that a screening keyword was missing.

It's also worth re-running after you make changes based on its suggestions. A resume that's been tailored for one specific job posting can score noticeably differently against a different posting, so treat the check as something you do per application, not once for the whole resume.