The short version
Rezi is built to get a resume past applicant tracking systems: it scores the resume, finds missing keywords and uses AI to add them. Relaunch asks a different question first: does your experience fit this job, and does your resume show it? Then it helps you fix the second part in your own words and prepares you for the interview.
| Rezi | Relaunch | |
|---|---|---|
| What you get back | A score from 1 to 100 across content, format, optimization, best practices and application readiness | A verdict in words for a specific job: whether your experience fits, and whether your resume shows it, judged separately |
| Tailoring to a job | Paste a job description to see the keywords you are missing and add them in one click. AI can write new bullets to fit them in | Changes you approve one at a time, written from your resume and your answers. Where a fact is missing, it asks instead of adding it |
| Writing bullets | AI suggests bullets from a job title and company. Adding your own tasks is recommended but not required | The coach asks about your work and writes only from what you said |
| Interview practice | An AI interview with questions from your resume and the job, a performance score and a scored transcript | Questions from your resume and the job, a follow-up on every answer, and feedback on what worked and what to fix. No score |
| Finding jobs | A job search inside the product | Find the Right Roles names the roles your resume fits and links to real job-board searches |
| Price | A free plan. Pro is $29 a month, or Lifetime is $149 once. 30-day money-back guarantee | Free account to start. Then $29.99 for 90 days, paid once and never renewed, or $9.99 a month (CAD in Canada, USD in the US). 7-day refund |
Rezi details are from its own pages (rezi.ai, pricing, resume checker, keyword scanner, bullet point generator, AI interview practice), read on October 23, 2026. Prices are shown with a $ sign and no currency named. Relaunch prices are in Canadian dollars in Canada and US dollars in the US.
Keywords are the start, not the answer
A keyword scan is useful for spotting a skill the posting names that you left out. If you have done that work, add it. What a keyword count cannot tell you is whether you can do the job, or whether the person reading your resume after the software will believe it.
Who writes the words
Rezi can write bullets from a job title and company, with adding your own tasks optional. Relaunch never writes a line from a job title. It asks about your work and writes from your answers; if you cannot supply a number, the line stays as it is.
Which one to use
If your priority is a high keyword score across many applications, Rezi is built for that. If you want to know which jobs are worth your application, a resume that is entirely yours, and interview practice that follows up, that is what Relaunch is for.