How these facts were gathered. Rezi statements are taken from rezi.ai as fetched on 2026-09-05. Feature names are Rezi’s own. No pricing figures are quoted; Rezi publishes a free plan and paid plans.
What each product is
| Rezi | FilterProof | |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Template-based AI resume builder with scoring | Evidence-based AI resume and application-package builder |
| In its own terms | Rezi is an AI resume builder organised around templates and a resume score. Its site lists an AI resume builder and agent, a “Rezi Score” with a section-by-section breakdown, a keyword scanner for targeting a job description, a library of ATS-oriented templates, an AI bullet-point writer, a cover letter generator, AI interview practice, and a job search tool. | FilterProof writes tailored, ATS-readable resumes and cover letters only from career evidence you have added to a private Memory Board — old resumes, documents, certificates, notes — and checks generated wording against that evidence. A pasted job description is matched requirement by requirement, and gaps are shown as gaps rather than filled. |
| Workflow | Template-first. You build a resume inside Rezi’s editor, with AI writing bullets from prompts and a score guiding improvements, then target it to postings with the keyword scanner. | Evidence-first. You build a record of your experience from existing documents; each posting is matched to the record and the resume and cover letter are generated from the matched evidence. |
| Pricing model | Free plan with limits; paid monthly and lifetime plans. See rezi.ai for current terms. | Free tier: one tailored resume and cover letter. Paid access is by time-limited Pass (no auto-renew) or a one-time package; a low-cost monthly option keeps a board between searches. Current amounts are on the pricing page. Pricing. |
Where Rezi is stronger
- Templates and presentation: a large library of designed layouts and an editor built around them.
- A section-by-section resume score that gives concrete editing guidance as you write.
- Building a first resume from scratch, with AI writing bullets from short prompts.
- Scale and recognition: Rezi’s site cites a large user base and third-party accolades.
Where FilterProof is stronger
- What the AI is allowed to write. Rezi’s bullet writer drafts from prompts; FilterProof writes only from evidence you have added and checks generated wording against it.
- Using your whole documented history — every old resume and document — rather than the content you type into one editor.
- A requirement-by-requirement match against a pasted posting, with gaps shown rather than filled.
- Pass-based pricing with no auto-renew.
Choose Rezi if
- You are writing a first resume and want an editor, templates and a score that coach you through it.
- Presentation and template choice matter to you.
- You are comfortable checking AI-drafted bullets against your own memory.
Choose FilterProof if
- You already have resumes and documents and the problem is selecting and presenting what is in them.
- You want invented claims prevented rather than proofread out.
- You are applying to many roles and want each package written from the same checked evidence.
Things both sides should be honest about
- A Rezi Score and a FilterProof alignment result are both external estimates. Neither is the employer’s score, and neither predicts an outcome.
- Rezi’s site states user counts and accolades. FilterProof does not publish comparable figures and does not dispute Rezi’s.
Rezi’s own description of its product is at www.rezi.ai. For what “evidence-based” means in practice, see evidence-based AI resume builder.