Short answer
Rezi is mainly an AI resume builder with a keyword scanner, ATS score and templates. Nextrova is an alternative if you already have a resume and want to check it against one job: each requirement shows found or missing with evidence, and the first check needs no account. Nextrova Pro is $9.99 a month; Rezi Pro is $29.
Rezi puts its resume builder first. Around it sit an AI Resume Agent that tailors your resume to a pasted job description, an ATS Resume Checker with a Rezi Score from 1 to 100, a keyword scanner, a cover letter writer, a Chrome extension and ATS templates. If you are starting from a blank page, that set of tools is useful. If you already have a CV and want to see, item by item, how it lines up with a posting, a job description match check is the more direct route.
Rezi vs Nextrova side by side
| Nextrova| Rezi
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Main job| Check one CV against one job posting| Build and edit a resume with AI
Job match| Score, plus every requirement marked found or missing with evidence from your CV| Keyword scanner lists matched and missing keywords from a job description
ATS checks| Parse checks on the text extracted from your file| Rezi Score, 23 ATS checkpoints in 5 categories
Tailoring| Tailored CV in PDF and DOCX (Pro)| AI Resume Agent tailors to a pasted job description
Cover letter| Yes (Pro)| Yes; unlimited on the free plan
Resume builder and templates| No| Yes
Chrome extension| No| Yes, autofill on Workday, Greenhouse and Lever, plus pipeline tracking
Free plan| First analysis with no account; then 3 a month| 1 resume, limited Rezi Score and keyword targeting, no DOCX export; free account needed for the score
Paid prices| $9.99 billed monthly, or $99.99 billed yearly| Pro $29 a month; Lifetime $149 one time
Refunds| Paid periods not refunded except where the law requires| 30-day money-back guarantee on Pro and Lifetime
Rezi's comparison pages also show promo codes for lower prices. We list the standard prices from its pricing page.
When Rezi is the better choice
Pick Rezi over Nextrova if:
- You need to write your resume first. Rezi's builder, ATS templates and resume examples help you create one. Nextrova only checks and improves an existing CV.
- You want to pay once. Rezi Lifetime is $149 one time. Nextrova has no lifetime plan.
- You write many cover letters on a budget. Rezi's free plan includes unlimited cover letters. On Nextrova, cover letters are part of Pro.
- You apply through Workday, Greenhouse or Lever a lot. Rezi's Chrome extension autofills those forms.
- You want a refund window. Rezi offers a 30-day money-back guarantee on paid plans.
Where Nextrova differs
A real report before any sign-up. Rezi's checker says you need a free account to see your score. Nextrova runs the first full analysis with no account.
Requirements, with evidence. A keyword list tells you which words are missing. Nextrova goes further: it pulls 8 to 20 requirements from the posting (skills, tools, certifications, languages, degrees, years of experience), ranks each from must-have to nice-to-have, and shows the line in your CV that proves each found item. That line must exist in your CV.
Your file, as an ATS might read it. Parse checks run on the text pulled from your PDF or Word file, so they catch icon fonts, broken PDF encodings and columns or tables that scramble the reading order.
No made-up results. Bullet rewrites keep to the facts already in your CV. If a number would help, Nextrova adds a [placeholder] for you to fill in.
Three languages. Headings are recognised in English, French and Arabic. The cover letter is written in the posting's language, in a professional, warm or concise tone.
Monthly cost. $9.99 a month against Rezi Pro at $29. Full details are on the Nextrova plans page.
How to try both on the same job
- Export your current resume as PDF. If you built it in Rezi, use the free PDF download.
- Open Rezi's keyword scanner, add the job description and note the missing keywords.
- Check the same PDF and posting on Nextrova.
- Look at the must-have requirements Nextrova marks missing. Are they on Rezi's keyword list?
- Fix the real gaps in whichever editor you prefer, then re-check the same job with the updated CV.
A practical split: build in Rezi, then check each application on Nextrova. For more options, see the resume checker comparison table, and for writing help read how to write resume bullet points.
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