Enhancv vs StylingCV

Enhancv is an online resume builder for creating ATS-friendly resumes, with AI writing, ATS checks, and one-click job tailoring. Its editor lets users customize sections, fonts, colors, backgrounds, and single- or double-column and multi-page layouts. The AI assistant can suggest resume content, parse existing resumes, identify skills, and translate resumes while preserving formatting. A job application tracker can import an existing Sheets or Excel tracker, and the Chrome extension saves listings from LinkedIn, Indeed, Glassdoor, and other job sites to it. Enhancv says resumes can be translated into more than 30 languages and downloaded as PDF or TXT, though its pricing FAQ specifies PDF downloads. The Free plan is free and provides seven days of access to all templates and design tools, with Enhancv branding and a 12-item section limit. After that period, users can still build resumes, but downloads require an upgrade. The service runs on the web and as a browser extension. The company is based in Sofia, Bulgaria.

StylingCV is an AI resume and cover-letter builder with templates designed for applicant tracking systems. The homepage says 11 specialized AI agents produce a first draft in about 60 seconds from a job title or posting. The agents can draw keywords from live job listings, verify claims and optimize resumes for ATS screening. The builder supports 15 languages, and resumes can be downloaded as PDF or DOCX. A free plan includes core resume features, a basic ATS score, basic templates and resume downloads. Professional costs $8.99 a month and allows five resumes; Premium+ costs $15.49 a month and allows 10 resumes, adding an advanced ATS score, a tracker for up to 100 applications, a cover-letter creator and a translator. Career+ costs $40 a month and includes unlimited resumes and AI credits, team management and a dedicated success manager. StylingCV is available on web, Android, iOS, Linux, macOS and Windows. Its privacy policy says personal data is not sold and resume content is not used to train AI models; it also describes encryption in transit and at rest.