Pricing
Choose a plan based on how you actually apply: how often you tailor documents, how much rewriting you do in Smart Editor, and whether autofill and longer answers are part of your weekly routine.
Switch between weekly and monthly billing to compare the same plan layout you will see in checkout.
The best way to try Resumate before committing.
Get StartedApply faster with one-click autofill and a stronger editor to polish every line.
Get PlusBilled monthly in CAD. Cancel anytime. Tax may apply.
Everything in Plus, with bigger limits, Pro AI models, and Pro-only perks.
Get ProBilled monthly in CAD. Cancel anytime. Tax may apply.
The best way to try Resumate before committing.
Get StartedApply faster with one-click autofill and a stronger editor to polish every line.
Get PlusBilled weekly in CAD. Cancel anytime. Tax may apply.
Everything in Plus, with bigger limits, Pro AI models, and Pro-only perks.
Get ProBilled weekly in CAD. Cancel anytime. Tax may apply.
Cancel anytime, no questions asked.
Use the free plan if you want to try the full workflow before paying. It is the lowest-friction way to test tailoring, editing, autofill, and longer answers on real applications.
Plus is the practical step up once you are tailoring often enough that the starter plan feels tight, but you do not need the biggest limits yet.
Pro is for heavier weekly or monthly use: more document generation, more Smart Editor usage, and long-form answer help.
If you run out of documents first, compare generation limits. If editing takes most of your time, compare Smart Editor capacity. If forms slow you down most, focus on the autofill and answer support in each plan.
See how Resumate stays on the job post instead of forcing you into a separate tool first.
See the document step before you decide how much tailoring volume you actually need.
Check the editing surface if Smart Editor capacity and preview review are part of your decision.
See what Resumate helps with once you are in the form and repeating the same details again.
See the history and insights layer if follow-through and organization are part of the value for you.
See which boards and ATS platforms are part of the workflow if that matters for your search.
Choose by bottleneck
The right plan is usually the smallest one that clears the slowest part of your workflow. Start with the friction you actually feel each week, not the biggest cap on the page.
If you are still proving the workflow on real roles, stay lean. You are validating fit, not buying headroom you may never touch.
If your real cost is rewriting after generation, compare plans by how much Smart Editor room they give you, not by raw document count alone.
If forms and repeated answers are what drain your week, prioritize autofill and long-answer support once that bottleneck becomes real.
Upgrade when you hit a real ceiling. Not when a bigger number merely looks safer.
See the workflow first
Use the product path that matches the friction you are trying to remove, then pick the lowest plan that comfortably covers it.
01
See Chrome extension
Start at the browser tab where the workflow begins.
02
See resume tailoring
Check the document step if tailoring volume is the main question.
03
See resume editor
Inspect the editing surface if revision time is the real constraint.
04
See autofill
Jump to the form layer if repeated applications are the real drag.
05
See application tracker
Look at the history and insights layer if follow-through is what slows you down.
06
Check supported sites
Confirm board and ATS coverage before paying for more volume.
Start with the free plan if you want to test the full workflow before paying. Move to Plus or Pro once you know you need more document volume, more editor usage, or more application throughput.
Both are built for ongoing use, but Pro carries the larger document and editing limits. Pro also includes a larger suggestion budget and long-form application answer support on the plan card above.
If one board or ATS matters a lot to your workflow, supported sites will show the current list before you choose a plan.