How to Launch an AI-Powered Resume Review Service

Use AI to help job seekers rewrite and optimize their resumes, improve formatting, and land more interviews — all from a simple service-based workflow.

Why This Idea Works

Job seekers want results, fast. Many of them apply with generic or outdated resumes that don’t pass applicant tracking systems (ATS) or stand out to recruiters. This service solves that problem with fast, personalized rewrites using GPT-4, plus keyword optimization for their target job titles. It’s affordable, scalable, and in demand.

Ideal Clients

• Recent graduates and early-career professionals
• Mid-level employees switching industries or roles
• Freelancers applying to agencies or contracts
• International applicants adjusting for local markets

Tools You’ll Use

• ChatGPT (GPT-4): Rewrite job summaries, improve bullet points, tailor tone
• Rezi or Resumeworded: Check for ATS readiness, score and keyword fit
• Canva / Google Docs: Apply new layout, formatting, brand polish
• Loom or Notion: Deliver visual feedback or commentary (optional upsell)

Service Packages

• Basic ($59): Rewrite + optimization + delivery in PDF + Word format
• Pro ($99): Resume + matching cover letter + 1 revision
• Interview-Ready ($149): Full package + LinkedIn profile bio update + video feedback

Workflow Overview

1. Client submits current resume + job title or sample posting
2. You run it through Rezi or ChatGPT prompts to identify weaknesses
3. Rewrite using GPT, highlight achievements, and inject targeted keywords
4. Format the document in Canva or Docs and export to PDF
5. Send it along with optional notes or Loom feedback

Client Acquisition Tips

• Post on LinkedIn offering a “free resume review” for early traction
• Join job seeker or expat Facebook groups — these convert well
• Use Fiverr or Contra to land early gigs and testimonials
• Pitch university career centers or bootcamp alumni groups

Positioning Tips

• Highlight “custom-written” and “ATS-optimized” in all messaging
• Use turnaround time (48 hours) as a selling point
• Offer examples and “before/after” resumes with permission
• Make your own resume a showcase of what you do