Resume optimizer for job descriptions

Give your experience the lift it deserves.

CandidateLift aligns your existing resume with the role you want. Find relevant keywords, compare your match, and approve wording changes grounded in your experience.

1

Add your base resume

Your original always stays unchanged.

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Add the job description

Analyze one role or a batch of up to 25.

Only claims supported by your resume are suggested. You approve every change.

Built for trust

Optimization with a visible paper trail.

CandidateLift helps you say the same true thing in language the employer can recognize. It keeps unsupported requirements visible instead of hiding them.
01

Map the role

Required skills, preferred qualifications, responsibilities, and role language are separated before scoring.

02

Trace the evidence

Every proposed change points back to an existing line in the resume. Missing experience stays missing.

03

Keep control

You accept, reject, or edit each change. The original is never overwritten, and each job gets its own version.

Simple launch pricing

Start free. Pay for an application sprint.

Free

$0

2 signed-in analyses each month
  • Job alignment report
  • Keyword and qualification gaps
  • Optimized text preview
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Pay as you go

$3

One complete analysis · no renewal
  • One job alignment report
  • All wording suggestions
  • One optimized export
Buy one analysis

Pro

$24/mo

75 analyses each month
  • Saved role history
  • Larger batch runs
  • Priority parsing
Choose Pro

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Privacy boundary

A resume is personal data. Treat it that way.

Your resume stays in your browserCandidateLift analyzes your resume in the current browser session. Signed-in accounts save analysis titles and scores, without storing the full resume text.
Launch requirementBefore paid release: explicit retention controls, self-service deletion, encrypted storage, and published subprocessors.