For anyone burned by a paid rewrite

Let's fix what the last service wouldn't.

You paid hundreds. You asked for changes. You got a shrug — or silence.

Bring us the draft you paid for. It's a starting point, not a loss — we'll dig back into your real experience, find what the rewrite left out, and you approve every line before it lands on the page. And we won't ask who the last service was. It doesn't matter.

  • Nothing made up
  • You approve every line
  • One payment — no revision haggling
"It was my old resume in a new font."

You paid for a rewrite and got your own sentences rearranged — nothing new found, nothing added.

"I sent notes. One came back half-done."

The revision sort of addressed your first note, skipped the second, and ignored the third.

"Round two ended in silence."

Somewhere between 'final draft' and the unanswered email, the help you paid for stopped helping.

How this goes differently here

You never have to argue with us.

We find what the rewrite left out

We work backwards from your real experience — the tools, standards, and training your work involved that never made it onto the page. Each one is shown to you first: you confirm what's really yours, in your words.

Every line answers to you

Don't like a line? Edit it directly, or add a note — "I led this, I didn't assist" — and we redo that line from your note, right then. No waiting on replies. No revision-round negotiations.

Nothing made up — ever

We never put a credential, title, or number on your resume that you didn't confirm. If the last draft had lines you never said, this is where they come out.

Proof it reads cleanly

Before you're done, you see what hiring software actually extracts from your resume — so the finished file isn't just better to your eye, it's readable to the systems that screen it.

One payment. No subscription.

Finish this for a fraction of what the last round cost.

$49 for a complete, honest, machine-readable rebuild — or $149 to aim it at one specific role, in that field's language. You stay the author the whole way.

We don't name or review specific companies; if a service treated you well, wonderful — this page is for when one didn't.