Roleframe vs Rezi unlimited PDFs, branches that stay linked
Roleframe's PDF is free and unlimited in normal use, where Rezi's free plan stops at three downloads. One master resume branches a tailored version per job, so a fix upstream reaches versions you already sent, and Remi, the assistant in the editor sidebar, rewrites each section as a diff you approve. A job tracker, contacts and a capture extension come free beside it. Rezi's Lifetime is $149 once, as of 2 September 2026. Pick Rezi if a job feed and autofill are the gap.
what a PDF costs, on every plan, with no download counter
Branches
where each tailored version lives, attached to the master it came from and to the role in your tracker
Per block
how the live checks come back: which block lost the points, and the wording behind it
Word by word
how Remi shows every rewrite before it lands: a word-by-word diff, written against the posting and the checks, applied only when you approve it
How you pay
Pay once, nothing to cancel
Roleframe
One payment. No auto-renewal.
Premium is bought for a week, a month or three months with a single payment. No subscription, so there is nothing to cancel and no charge to forget, and every purchase has a 14-day money-back guarantee (2 days on the 1-week pass). When it ends, your resumes, cover letters and data stay yours.
Pro is $29 a month, or $19 a month billed $57 quarterly, and Lifetime is $149 once as of 2 September 2026.
Feature by feature
Side-by-side breakdown
Every row is checked against published plans and product pages, with the source and the date recorded. Where a claim is qualified it is marked rather than rounded up.
Feature
Roleframe
Rezi
Pricing & access
PDF downloads on the free tier
Yes: Unlimited in normal use, bounded only by abuse rate limiting.
Partial or qualified: Three PDF downloads, and neither the pricing page nor the help center says whether they reset.
Resumes held on the free tier
Yes: One master resume plus one tailored branch, each with every template and every design control, and a cover letter beside them.
Partial or qualified: One resume, in the Rezi Standard format only.
The published price is the price at checkout
Yes: Each Premium period has one price on /pricing, paid once, with no renewal charge after it.
Partial or qualified: Rezi says pricing can differ by country and points to the in-app Upgrade screen.
One-time plan that never renews
Yes: Premium is one payment for a week, a month or three months, and none of them renew.
Yes: $149 once for permanent Pro access.
Editor & templates
Start from a blank page and drag the layout together
Yes: Drag sections onto an empty page and set spacing, columns and page breaks yourself. Every design control is on the free plan.
No: A section form inside the template you started from.
Editor model
Yes: A block editor with live preview and drag-and-drop layout.
Partial or qualified: Section forms, with drag-to-reorder reported in the final review window.
Partial or qualified: The public customizer exposes color, three fonts, a photo, dividers and indent.
Template access on the free tier
Yes: Every template, with nothing held back for a paid plan.
Partial or qualified: Rezi Standard only, one of the builder's five formats.
Tailoring & ATS
Tailored versions stay attached to a master
Yes: Every version is a branch, and master fixes flow into it.
Partial or qualified: Each targeted version is its own resume, with no documented link back.
Score checks that read the job posting
Yes: On a tailored version, the job match and its checks read the posting you paste.
Partial or qualified: One of the 23 checks reads the posting; two are settings you pick.
How the score breaks down
Yes: By resume section and block, with the weak wording underlined and missing numbers named.
Partial or qualified: By check category, so a deduction names a rule rather than a section.
What tailoring hands back
Yes: A job match, keyword gaps, live checks on every block and interview prep.
Partial or qualified: Keyword gaps and AI bullets, plus Job Tailoring Reports announced 30 July 2026.
Interview prep for the posting
Yes: A tailored version carries the stories your own history supports and what that posting is likely to probe, and Remi runs a practice interview from the resume as it stands, one question at a time, with a score at the end.
Partial or qualified: A separate AI Interview tool records video answers and returns a performance score.
Tailor against a pasted job description
Yes: Paste the posting and a tailored branch comes back with a live job match.
Yes: AI Keyword Targeting reads the posting and names the terms you are missing.
How AI writing reaches the document
Yes: Remi reads the section, its checks and the posting, then shows each rewrite as a word-by-word diff. Nothing lands until you approve it, and Fix with AI on any finding works the same way.
Yes: Keyword targeting writes bullets for you under the best-matching job title.
Export & sharing
PDF with selectable text
Yes: On every plan, rendered from the same document you edited.
Partial or qualified: Three downloads on Free, which the help center calls download credits.
Private share link for feedback
Yes: Send a private link and gather feedback without exporting a file.
Partial or qualified: No share-for-feedback link appears in the Rezi documentation reviewed for this page.
Free browser extension
Yes: One click files the posting you are reading into the tracker, with its recruiter and hiring-manager contacts.
Yes: Autofills applications across major systems, free by Rezi's own wording.
Roleframe is built around what happens to a tailored version after it exists, and these six places are where that shows.
01Editor
The editor is a canvas
Roleframe gives you a block editor with live preview, where type, spacing, color, page breaks and per-section layouts are yours on every plan, inside an envelope that still parses cleanly. Rezi's builder runs on forms: pick a format, fill the fields, and let keyword targeting write bullets under the best-matching job title.
Dozens of section layouts, so one Experience block can read several ways without leaving the ATS-safe envelope.
Roleframe's free plan carries every template and every design control; Rezi's free plan carries the Rezi Standard format only, one of its five.
Rezi's public template customizer offers color, three fonts, a photo, dividers and indent.
02Branches
One master, a branch for every job
Roleframe holds the document as an event log, which is what makes a branch cheap to create and keeps it related to the thing it came from. Each branch also sits on its role in the tracker, so the version you actually sent is the one you can open. Tailor for a role in Rezi and the targeted resume sits in your dashboard as its own file. The difference shows up around application fifteen.
Editing a branch never touches the master or its siblings.
Fix a bullet on the master and the improvement reaches versions you tailored weeks ago.
Rezi's mobile app prepares a targeted version when you save a job, and none of the Rezi pages reviewed for this comparison documents a link from that copy back to an original.
03Live checks
Feedback that names the block
Roleframe checks every block, naming the weak wording and the missing number behind each loss, across keyword alignment, structure, bullet clarity, parse risk and date consistency. The Rezi Score grades 23 published checks in five categories, so a deduction names a rule rather than a section.
An imported resume is checked as soon as you open it, without being asked, so you arrive at a scored document.
Every finding carries a Fix with AI button. Remi proposes the fix, and applying it moves the live score by exactly what the finding cost.
Rezi's help center is straight about the number: “While these are not ATS scores, Rezi ensures best practices are applied so your resume is well-structured, compelling, and ready for applications.”
Resume score74/100Almost there
1Must fix3Should fix5Nice to have
Should fixExperience · StripeThis bullet has no measurable result.“Responsible for the checkout migration”Fix with AIJump to blockDismiss
04Tailoring
The gaps named, then Remi closes them
Roleframe returns a job match, the specific gaps, live checks marked Must fix, Should fix or Nice to have, and interview questions drawn from your own experience. Then Remi, the assistant in the editor sidebar, reads those checks, the posting and any section you name, and rewrites a section or a single bullet as a word-by-word diff. Nothing touches the page until you approve it. Rezi reads a pasted posting too: its keyword targeting names the terms you are missing, then writes bullets under the best matching job title, and its Job Tailoring Reports shipped 30 July 2026 with the changelog line as their only public description.
The job match updates as you edit, so tailoring by hand gets the same feedback as tailoring with Remi.
Name a keyword gap and Remi closes it with wording drawn from your real experience, never invented, then runs a practice interview from the resume as it stands, one question at a time, with feedback on each answer and a score at the end.
Rezi's standalone bullet generator asks for a job title and a company, and reads no posting at all.
The posting asks for it and your resume never mentions it.
Fix with AIDismiss
Meet Remi, your career copilot
An AI assistant that has read your resume and your report, and still asks before it changes a word.
Remi lives in the editor sidebar with your live checks already loaded: the score, every open finding, the keywords the posting asks for that you are missing, and the job itself. Ask what to fix first and it answers like a recruiter who switched sides, plainly, with a number instead of an adjective, and ends with the one thing worth doing next. Then it does it, one approved change at a time.
It reads the resume itself
No pasting into a chat box. Remi opens any section of the document you are about to send, by name.
It starts from your report
The score, every open finding and the reason behind each point come with it, so it knows what to fix first.
It knows the gaps by name
The keywords the posting asks for that your resume never uses, so a rewrite closes a specific one instead of guessing.
Fix with AI on every finding
One button hands a finding to Remi. Apply the fix and the block is checked again, and your score moves by exactly what the finding cost.
Every edit is a diff you approve
Word by word, what goes and what arrives, before anything touches the page. Approval is enforced in the tool, not by convention.
Practice interviews on demand
Questions written from your resume as it stands today, one at a time, with feedback on each answer and a score at the end.
Type or dictate. Nothing on the page changes until you press Apply edit
05Privacy
Nothing lands in the document behind your back
Roleframe is an EU company operating under the GDPR, so exporting and deleting your data are rights rather than favors. Live checks read each block as you edit and every other AI feature runs only when you trigger it, your resume content is not used to train general-purpose models, and user data is not sold. Every edit Remi proposes waits for you.
Remi reads your resume, its checks and the posting on demand, shows each rewrite as a word-by-word diff, and the document moves only when you approve it. Discard costs nothing.
Rezi's keyword targeting writes bullets for you under the best-matching job title, which is faster and puts you in a different relationship with the words.
Rezi's data handling was not reviewed for this page, so nothing here compares the two on privacy.
Your content
Where it runsEU, under the GDPR
Your resume as training dataNever
Every AI editYou approve it
06Export
A real PDF on every plan
Roleframe's export is free on every plan: real selectable text, rendered from the same document you were editing. Rezi's free plan writes the complete resume, then stops at three PDF downloads, which its help center calls download credits.
Exports are unlimited in normal use, bounded only by abuse rate limiting, so the fourth PDF costs what the first one did.
The PDF is a true render of the editor's document rather than a second, approximate layout.
Every template exports on the free plan, where Rezi's free plan carries the Rezi Standard format only.
Every application, and the resume that went with it.
Saved, applied, interviewing, offer. The board comes with a free account, and so does the contact list and the extension that fills it.
The version you actually sent, attached
Each role holds the tailored branch that went to it, so a callback three weeks later does not start with guessing which resume they read.
The people, beside the jobs
A contact tracker rather than a notes field: a recruiter links to every role you have with them, carries your own tags, and edits in place.
One click from the posting
The free Chrome extension files the job you are reading straight into the board, with the full description and the recruiter contacts kept alongside it.
The honest verdict
Which one is right for you.
Roleframe's answer to fifteen applications is one master, a branch per job, Remi in the sidebar to rewrite each one with you, a diff at a time, and the exact version you sent kept beside the role in the tracker.
RRoleframeBest overall
Choose Roleframe if
You want to judge the editor and pull a PDF with real selectable text before you pay for anything, with every template and every design control on the free plan and no download counter anywhere.
You are running one master resume across a long list of postings and want every tailored version to stay attached to it, with the jobs, the recruiter contacts and the exact version you sent tracked beside them.
You want the checks to name the block losing points and the weak wording behind it, a severity on every finding, a Fix with AI button on every finding, and interview prep drawn from your own history and that posting.
You want Remi, an assistant that has read your resume, its checks and that posting, rewriting any section as a word-by-word diff you approve or discard, and running a practice interview from the resume as it stands, with no credit meter anywhere in the product.
You would rather pay once. Premium covers a week, a month or three months for a single payment and never renews, so there is no subscription to cancel, no renewal to forget, and a 14-day money-back guarantee (2 days on the 1-week pass) behind it.
Choose Rezi if discovery and submission are the bottleneck: a job feed pulled from company application systems, a free autofill extension and mobile apps sit in the same product.
Choose Rezi if you want a person to read the draft, with one expert review included monthly on Pro and reviews from $8 otherwise.
Choose Rezi if you want a conventional document enforced while you type, against thresholds it publishes: 8.5 to 9.5pt type, 400 to 600 words, three to six bullets per role.
Where it stops
The free plan writes the whole resume and then stops at three PDF downloads, which the help center calls download credits, and neither the pricing page nor the help center says whether that allowance resets.
Refund scope reads differently across two Rezi pages: the pricing FAQ promises a full refund within 30 days, while the Cancellation Policy opens with “Subscription cancellations do not include a refund” and lists Lifetime as not eligible past that window.
Targeted versions are separate resumes with no documented link back to an original, so a bullet you improve in month two lives only in the copy you had open, and Job Tailoring Reports, announced 30 July 2026, have no row on the pricing comparison table saying which plan carries them.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Is Roleframe free?
Yes. Open the resume editor on a free account, use every template and every design control, and export a PDF with real selectable text. There is no download credit to spend, and exports are unlimited in normal use, bounded only by abuse rate limiting.
What does Rezi cost in practice?
These are Rezi's published standard rates as of 2 September 2026. Free gives one resume, three PDF downloads and the Rezi Standard format only. Pro is $29 a month, or $19 a month billed $57 quarterly in a rate that appears in Rezi's help center rather than on the pricing page. Lifetime is $149 once for permanent Pro access, without the monthly expert review. Rezi says pricing can differ by country, so the in-app Upgrade screen is the number that binds.
Can I move my Rezi resume into Roleframe?
Yes. Download the PDF from Rezi, which the free plan allows three times, then import that file into Roleframe and it comes back as editable blocks with roles, dates and bullets in the right places. Every block is checked as soon as you open the import, so you arrive at a scored document rather than a blank canvas, with a Fix with AI button on every finding.
Will a Roleframe resume pass an ATS?
Yes. An applicant tracking system (ATS) reads the file, and the file is exactly the document you built: the PDF is a render of that same document rather than a second, approximate layout, exporting as real selectable text, not a picture of a page. Every template keeps standard section headings and a clean reading order, and all of them are free here, where Rezi's free plan carries the Rezi Standard format only. Roleframe then checks every block for parse risk, structure and keyword alignment against the posting you paste.
Is Rezi ever the better choice?
Sometimes. If discovery and submission are the bottleneck and you want a feed, autofill and a human review inside one product, Rezi covers that ground. Roleframe is the pick when the work is making many resumes specifically correct rather than one resume mechanically correct: one master, a branch per job that inherits every fix, live checks that name the block at fault with Remi to fix each finding on your approval, and the jobs, the contacts and the exact version you sent in one place.
Do I lose anything by starting free?
Not in the editor. Every template and full design control are identical on every plan, and PDF exports are unlimited in normal use on all of them. The free account also carries work saved across devices, the job tracker and its contacts, and the Chrome extension that files a posting in one click, and holds one master resume, one tailored branch, one cover letter and a few full runs of Remi to judge the quality before paying. Premium opens unlimited everyday AI for a one-time payment, with no auto-renewal.
What does Remi, the assistant, actually do?
Remi is the assistant in the editor sidebar. It reads any section by name, the resume's checks and the linked posting, then rewrites a section or a single bullet as a word-by-word diff that lands only when you approve it. Fix with AI hands any finding to Remi, and applying the fix moves the score by what the finding cost. It also closes named keyword gaps from your own experience, runs a practice interview one question at a time with a score at the end, and takes dictation.
