cv tailoring · pro
Your CV, rewritten for this job. Nothing made up.
freehire reads the vacancy, brings your relevant work forward in the job's own words, and asks you about anything it can't find in your history.
Cancel any time · 14-day refund · Your original CV is never touched.
An example: the agent rewrites 3 CV bullets toward a backend payments role, the job match rises from 54 to 86, and it asks about Kubernetes operators instead of writing them in.
- 3.3M+ live jobs
- ATS-readable PDF
- 9 templates
- Open source · 3.2k★
before → after
Same facts. Said for this job.
Example, tailored for Senior Backend Engineer · Payments. Highlighted words come from the vacancy.
Before
Checkout team: on-call, bug fixes; built the Kafka event pipeline in Go.
After
Built the Kafka event pipeline behind checkout, in Go.
Before
Various backend tasks, incl. migrating the payment ledger to Postgres.
After
Migrated the payment ledger to Postgres.
Before
Code reviews; mentored two new engineers through onboarding.
After
Mentored new engineers through onboarding and code review.
it doesn't make things up
It knows the difference between burying something and not having it.
You have it, it's just buried
Things the job asks for that your history already covers, but your CV mentions in passing or three roles down. These get brought forward and said plainly.
You don't have it yet
Things nothing in your history supports. The agent asks you about them. It cannot write them in on its own.
This rule lives in the code, not in the agent's instructions, and the code is open source.
how it works
From a posting to a PDF.
Pick a job
Any live posting in the catalogue. Tailoring always works toward one real vacancy, not a pasted description.
See the match
The match analysis scores your CV against the job and names what is missing. That is what the agent works from.
Tailor with the agent, or by hand
It proposes one edit at a time and you watch the CV change. The editor is right there, so you can overrule anything.
Download the PDF
Pick a template and export. Your original CV stays untouched; this job gets its own copy.
pro
Tailoring is part of Pro.
Cancel any time. Search, alerts and tracking stay free.
- CV tailoring for each vacancy, with cover letters
- AI assistant
- Chrome and Firefox extension that fills applications for you
- Auto-apply in the background, within a daily limit
compared
Why not just ask a chatbot?
| Feature | freehire | Pasting into a chatbot | A CV builder |
|---|---|---|---|
| Works from a real, live job posting | Yes | You paste it in | Usually you paste it in |
| Won't add experience you don't have | Enforced in code | Depends on your prompt | Varies |
| Job match score, before and after | Yes | Only if you ask | Varies |
| ATS-readable PDF | Yes | You format it | Varies |
| Every edit visible and undoable | Yes | Depends on how you ask | Varies |
| Price | Pro plan | Varies | Varies |
It is easy for an AI to write that you led a Kubernetes migration you never touched. It reads well right up to the first interview question about it. So the agent here works the other way round: it only uses what you actually did, and when the job asks for something it can't find in your history, it asks you instead of writing it. That rule lives in the code, not in a prompt, and the code is open for you to check.
faq
Questions people ask before buying.
- Will a recruiter be able to tell an AI wrote it?
- The words are yours to begin with. The agent reorders and rephrases what you already did, in the vacancy's own terms, one edit at a time — and you can see, change or undo each of them. There is no wholesale rewrite in a generic voice to give it away.
- Can it put things on my CV that aren't true?
- No. Before it writes anything, it splits the job's requirements into what your history covers and what it does not. The first it brings forward; the second it asks you about. Anything a model merely inferred is stored as the model's and cannot go into a CV until you confirm it — that check is in the code, not in a prompt.
- What happens to my original CV?
- Nothing. Tailoring copies it into a new CV bound to one vacancy, so every application gets its own version and your base CV is never edited.
- Will an ATS read the PDF?
- Yes. The CV is typeset into a single-column PDF with real text — no tables, no side columns, no words inside an image — so the parser reads what you see. Templates change the typography, never the content.
- How much does it cost, and how do I cancel?
- Tailoring is part of Pro, which also covers cover letters, the AI assistant and auto-apply. It is billed monthly or yearly and you can cancel any time from your plan page; Pro stays on until the end of the period you paid for. Not what you expected? Email us within 14 days and we'll refund it.
- What happens to my data?
- Your CV is used only for the features you run on it. The contact block at the top of your CV (name, email, phone, links) is never sent to the tailoring agent, and the whole codebase is open source, so you can check how it is handled.
- Can I drive it from my own agent or the terminal?
- Yes. The freehire CLI runs the same loop with one API key — read the analysis, read the CV, apply one edit, render the PDF — under the same rules, so your agent cannot write in what you have not done either.
Stop sending the same CV everywhere.
One job, one tailored CV, and nothing on it you didn't do.