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What resume help actually costs.

Every price we charge, printed, next to what the market charges around us. No quote calls, no mystery.

Our prices, all of them

The full menu.

Resume template kits: $17.99 list, $4.50 during the launch sale through August 19, $9.99 standing after. The resume rewrite with a hiring-manager critique: from $55, with cover letter at $90 and the full application with LinkedIn at $135, back in three days. Interview prep: from $40 for written prep, with live mock interview sessions above it.

Everything is on the listing before you pay.

“Print every price, keep the entry points low, and let the work climb only when you ask for more.”

The market around us

What the same help costs elsewhere.

When we read the Fiverr resume category in July 2026, rewrites ran two lanes: a crowd of $5 to $60 gigs competing on price, and a credentialed lane running $85 to $495, where the sellers with real hiring credentials start at $85 and $225. On Etsy the same month, established template sellers stood around $9.50 to $10.

Our prices sit deliberately: template entry below the market floor while the shop is new, and services priced under the credentialed lane while carrying the same credential it charges for.

Why is professional resume help so expensive elsewhere?
Because most of it is priced on hope: yours. Our position is simpler: print every price, keep the entry points low, and let the work climb only when you ask for more, cover letter, LinkedIn, live mock interviews.
Which option should I start with?
If your writing is strong and the formatting is failing you, a $4.50 template fixes it tonight. If the bullet points undersell you, the rewrite is the product. If interviews come but offers do not, prep for the interview, not the paper.
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