Tailr vs Zety

Tailr is a web app for tailoring a resume to a particular job opening. Users import a document and provide a job-posting link or its text; the app matches the resume to the role and proposes rewrites intended for applicant tracking systems. Users approve each rewrite before export. Tailr offers six templates and produces a one-page, single-column PDF with selectable text, designed for parsing by systems including Workday, Greenhouse, Taleo, and iCIMS. A customer testimonial mentions DOCX export. A free account, which requires registration, allows 10 tailored resumes per day; daily caps reset at midnight UTC, and managed plans use fixed 28-day cycles. Go costs $2.99 a month, billed every 28 days, for up to 500 resumes per cycle. Pro costs $6.99 a month, billed every 28 days, for up to 1,100 per cycle. BYOK costs $20 a year and supports connecting a supported model provider key, with 60 resumes per day. Tailr says it does not sell resume data or train AI models on resumes.

Zety is a web-based career platform with a resume builder, cover letter generator, and career articles for job seekers. The builder offers expert-written and AI-powered content tailored to a target role. Its pricing page lists 18+ resume templates and matching cover letter templates; users can adjust colors, fonts, spacing, and section order. Zety says its templates use ATS-friendly formatting and machine-readable layouts. The resume checker can identify more than 30 issues, provide a personalized score, and suggest improvements. Instant job matches recommend roles based on a resume. The free package includes TXT downloads; paid packages add PDF and Word formats. Zety lists a free plan and a 14-day trial. The Pro Package is listed at $1.95 a month for a 14-day trial, then renews automatically at 25.95 USD billed every 4 weeks. It includes multiple download formats, unlimited downloads, prints and edits, resume checking, and instant job matches. Zety also includes Bold.Pro, a professional networking site where recruiters can find users. Its career advice is provided as articles rather than one-on-one consultations. Zety lists web as its platform and no mobile app.