Resume Worded tells you how good your CV is overall. But recruiters' software doesn't score you "overall" — it scores you against one specific job advert. CVAutomate scans your CV against the exact job you want, shows the missing keywords, then rewrites your CV and cover letter for that role. Free first scan, no sign-up.
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| CVAutomate | Resume Worded | |
|---|---|---|
| Scoring approach | Against a specific job advert — like a real ATS | General resume feedback + score |
| Free tier | ✓ Free scan, no sign-up, no card | Free basic review, account required |
| Paid price | $14.90/mo, cancel anytime, 7-day money-back | ~$49/mo billed monthly (less on annual) |
| Rewrites your CV for you | ✓ Every bullet, ATS-safe, downloadable | Suggestions and examples; you do the rewriting |
| Tailored cover letter per job | ✓ Instant | ✗ |
| Application autofill | ✓ Free Chrome extension, you approve each submission | ✗ |
| LinkedIn profile review | ✗ Not yet | ✓ Core feature |
| Languages & currencies | ✓ Automatic, worldwide | English-focused |
Competitor details based on public pricing pages at the time of writing (2026). Always check their site for current pricing.
Depending on what you actually need, one of these might fit better — here's the fair take on each:
Jobscan — the closest like-for-like: job-specific ATS scoring like CVAutomate, but at ~$50/month and without the automatic rewrite. Full comparison →
Teal — a free application tracker with a resume builder; keyword matching is paid (~$9/week). Best if staying organised across many applications is your bigger problem.
Careerflow — the strongest free LinkedIn profile review of the group; resume scoring is more basic. Works well alongside a proper job-specific checker.
Enhancv — a design-led resume builder with beautiful templates; feedback is about presentation more than beating a specific job's ATS filter.
The pattern: most tools either score you in general or help you organise. If your CV needs to beat one specific job's filter — and then be rewritten to do it — that's the job CVAutomate was built for.
Choose CVAutomate if you're actively applying to jobs right now and want each application tailored — score, rewritten CV, cover letter — in under a minute per job.
Choose Resume Worded if you mainly want a general health-check of your resume and LinkedIn profile before you start applying, and you're happy to make the edits yourself.
Because that's how you're actually filtered. An ATS compares your CV to one job's requirements — a CV that scores "great" in general can still be auto-rejected for a specific role because it's missing that job's keywords.
No. It rephrases your real experience using the language the job advert uses. You stay honest — you just stop losing on wording.
Yes, one click, month-to-month, with a 7-day money-back guarantee.
CVAutomate's free scan is the most useful starting point because it scores your CV against a real job posting with no sign-up. Careerflow is best for a free LinkedIn review specifically; Teal's free tier is best for tracking applications.
Usually not on its own. ATS filters compare your resume to one specific job's requirements — a resume that scores well in general can still be auto-rejected for a specific role. Job-specific matching is what moves you up the ranking.
Paste your CV and the job. See your match score and missing keywords in 30 seconds — free.
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