Does Resume Worded check my resume against a specific job?
Resume Worded's free scan gives a general score. MyRecruiterCheck compares your resume directly against the job description you provide.
Comparison
MyRecruiterCheck vs Resume Worded
Resume Worded gives your resume a general score. MyRecruiterCheck tells you whether a recruiter would shortlist you for the specific job you're applying to.
First check free. No card required.
Matched to the job, not a general score
Feedback is based on your resume and the job description together, not a one size fits all grade.
Interview Score included from the start
See an evidence based estimate of your chances, not just a score out of 100.
Full feedback on your first check
Your first Recruiter Check is free and includes the same feedback structure as a paid check, not a limited preview.
| MyRecruiterCheck | Resume Worded | |
|---|---|---|
| Approach | Feedback matched to one specific job description | General resume and LinkedIn score |
| Free plan depth | Full feedback on your first check | Basic score with limited feedback |
| Paid packs start at | €10 one time for 5 checks, no subscription | $19 per month (annual plan) |
See how your resume scores with MyRecruiterCheck
Last reviewed: 26 August 2026. Competitor pricing and features change over time, verify current details on the competitor's own site before deciding.
How it works
- 1Upload your resume in PDF or DOCX format.
- 2Paste the job description for the role you want.
- 3Get an Interview Score and recruiter style feedback tied to that exact job.
MyRecruiterCheck provides an evidence based estimate and practical feedback. It cannot guarantee an interview or hiring decision.
Frequently asked questions
Is MyRecruiterCheck's free check limited like Resume Worded's?
No. Your first Recruiter Check includes full feedback and an Interview Score, not a limited preview.
Which one should I use?
If you want a general resume grade, Resume Worded does that. If you want to know your odds for one specific job before you apply, that's what MyRecruiterCheck is built for.