Before a human sees it, your CV is parsed by software that throws out anything it cannot read — two-column layouts, text inside images, tables, fancy fonts. I rewrite it so the machine reads it and the manager wants to. Same day, fixed price, and you see a sample before you pay anything.
The first third of a resume decides everything — your headline, your summary, and your most recent role. Send me your current CV and I will rewrite exactly that much and send it back, free, with no obligation and nothing to cancel. If you like it, the rest is ₹1,500. If you don’t, you have a better opening section anyway and you owe me nothing.
Send my resume →Not talent. Formatting and framing. These are the five failures I find in almost every CV that arrives, and all five are fixable in an afternoon.
Two columns, a photo, a text box, a table, or your details in the header. An Applicant Tracking System returns a garbled mess and the file is scored as incomplete before a person opens it.
“Responsible for handling client accounts” tells a manager nothing. “Managed 40 accounts worth ₹2.3 crore, cut churn from 18% to 11%” tells them everything. Same job, different resume.
If nothing in your CV can be counted, nothing in it can be believed. Almost every role has figures in it — team size, budget, volume, time saved. Most people simply never wrote them down.
Your CV says “client servicing”, the posting says “account management”. The screen looks for the posting’s words. Matching them honestly is not gaming the system; it is speaking its language.
“Hardworking professional seeking a challenging role.” Every rejected CV in the pile says this. Three specific lines about what you have actually done will outperform it every single time.
Your 2014 internship gets a paragraph and your current role gets one line. Space follows recency and relevance, not chronology.
You know the number before anything starts, and you pay after you have seen the work. Up to 5 rounds of revisions until it reads like you at your best.
Applying to a specific job and want the CV tailored to that posting as well? Add ₹500 per posting. Bulk and campus rates on request.
No calls, no account to create, no software to install. Four steps, most of them mine.
Word or PDF, however rough. Tell me the kind of role you are going for. That is all I need to start.
Within a few hours you get your top third rewritten, free. You decide from the actual work, not from promises.
Say go and the complete version follows the same day. I will ask you two or three questions about numbers if your CV is missing them.
You review, I revise, as many times as it takes. Then you pay. Money back if it still isn’t right.
Reply within two hours between 9am and 9pm IST. Nothing to pay until you have seen your free sample and asked for the rest.
Correct. Send your CV, get the top third rewritten, decide. There is no card to enter, no trial to cancel and no follow-up if you go quiet. I would rather you judge the writing than a sales page.
An Applicant Tracking System is software that reads and scores applications before a person sees them. Most medium and large Indian employers and every major job portal use one. If your CV is built in two columns, or your name sits in a header, or your skills are inside a graphic, the parser returns fragments — and a fragmentary application is scored low no matter how good you are.
No, and I will push back if you ask. Everything in the finished resume has to be something you can defend in an interview. A CV that wins an interview you then fail is worse than the one you have now, because it costs you the employer as well as the role.
Yes, openly, as an accelerator — and then every line is checked against what you actually did. What you are paying for is the judgement about what to cut, what to lead with and which numbers matter. That part is mine.
Send it before 6pm IST and the rewrite is with you that evening. After 6pm it lands the next morning. If I cannot hit that on a given day I will tell you before you commit, not after.
Up to 5 rounds of revisions until it is right. If it is still not right, you pay nothing. That is the whole policy, and it is short on purpose.
Your top third rewritten, free, today. If it does not read better than what you have, you have lost nothing but the time it took to paste it in.
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