For career centers · bootcamps · workforce programs
An honest resume review
for every student, in 30 seconds.
Your office has hundreds of resumes to review and a few counselors to do it. RoastMyResume does the first pass instantly — free for students, no accounts, no seat licenses — so appointments start at strategy instead of proofreading.
Free for students, always · No signup · Bulk rewrite codes optional
Set up a campus link →Want to see it first? Read a complete sample roast.
What students get, free
The same tools 2,000+ job seekers have used this month — nothing gated, nothing to install.
The roast
A letter grade, a 0-100 Buzzword Density Score with the filler named, and blunt feedback across five categories. Students read it because it's funny; they fix it because it's specific.
See a sample→Their weakest bullet, rewritten
A free preview of one duty-shaped bullet turned into an outcome — the single lesson most student resumes need, shown on their own sentence.
See a full rewrite→Level Check
What seniority the resume actually reads as versus what it claims. For students: whether it reads like a candidate or like a class schedule.
Try it→Job Match
Paste a real posting: a 0-100 fit score and the exact keywords the listing wants that the resume doesn't show. The tailoring step nobody does by hand.
Try it→Two interview questions
Generated from the student's own resume — the ones a recruiter would actually ask about their gaps and claims.
How it works→69 guides
Internship resumes, career fairs, the phone screen, salary questions, the whole interview chain. Written to be assigned.
Browse→What your office gets
Three things, and only the last one costs anything.
A campus link
A link for your site, newsletter, or appointment confirmations that tells us the traffic is yours. Put it in the “before your appointment” email and students show up with the obvious problems already fixed.
Aggregate numbers
How many students used it and how the grades broke down, on request. Useful for the semester report; never individual resumes, never individual results.
Bulk rewrite codes (optional)
For offices that want the fixes done, not just diagnosed. A student enters a code on their roast page and gets the full professional rewrite, or the Career Bundle with a tailored cover letter and LinkedIn summary, in about a minute. Packs of 50 or more at $2.99 per rewrite (retail $4.99), invoiced to the office.
For scale: fifty rewrites cost less than two hours of a contract resume writer.
Set up a campus link
Tell us the school or program and roughly how many students you serve. A real person replies within two business days with your link and, if you want them, code pricing for your size.
Questions from career services
Is it really free for students?
Yes, and it always has been. The roast, Job Match, Level Check, and every other tool are free with no account. Nothing about a partnership changes that — it just gives your office a link, visibility, and the option of rewrite codes at a bulk rate.
What do students actually see?
A letter grade, a comedic archetype title, a 0-100 Buzzword Density Score with the exact filler phrases named, honest feedback across five categories, their weakest bullet rewritten as a free preview, and the two questions a recruiter would most likely ask them. It's blunt on purpose: students read it, remember it, and fix things, which is more than most polite feedback achieves.
What happens to students' resumes?
Text is processed by AI and deleted within 24 hours. Results live at a private link for seven days. No accounts, no data sold, nothing used to train models. Full details on the privacy page.
How do bulk rewrite codes work?
You buy a pack of codes; a student enters one on their roast page instead of paying, and gets the full professional rewrite ($4.99 retail) or the Career Bundle ($9.99 retail) delivered in about a minute. Codes are the only part that costs anything and they're optional — plenty of offices just use the free tools.
Can we get usage numbers?
Yes. With a campus link we can tell you how many students used it and roughly how the grades broke down, in aggregate. We never share individual resumes or results.
Does it replace our resume-review appointments?
It replaces the first pass. Students arrive at appointments having already fixed the obvious problems — the buzzwords, the duty-shaped bullets, the missing numbers — so counselors spend the session on strategy instead of proofreading.