Puvio
Rezi vs Puvio
| Dimension | Rezi | Puvio |
|---|---|---|
| What they sell | ATS resume PDF | One work record, used on the posting |
| Input | Career history you type or upload | A résumé into a record you can edit |
| On a saved role | Another PDF export | Fit, company research, who to ask, a draft you send |
| You still do | Submit the PDF to a portal | Paste and send from your own account |
| LinkedIn login | Not a LinkedIn product | Never required |
| After you land | None | Log wins, export a brag doc |
| Price | $29/mo or $149 lifetime (their site) | Starter $0 (75 credits). Job search $15/mo. Complete $29/mo |
Use Rezi if you are starting from a blank page, changing industries, or the current PDF is a mess. Keyword matching and layout are Rezi's job. A parser still has to read something. If that something is broken, fix the document first.
Rezi sells an ATS-formatted resume. You type or upload career history. You export another PDF. That is a real job. It is not the same job as reaching a human after the PDF is already fine.
Use Puvio if the résumé already exists and applications vanish. Upload once. The record is what you edit. Save a posting. Fit against that record. Company research. Alumni and people at the company, ranked. A draft built from those facts. You copy it. You send it from your own account.
Puvio does not build the PDF you submit to Workday. You still file that packet when the company requires it. The product is the homework the portal never does.
Plenty of people use both. Rezi is the document. Puvio is the record you use on the posting. Nothing in Puvio requires you to stop using a resume builder.
If you can only pay for one, pick the bottleneck. Blank page: Rezi. Silence after a decent PDF: Puvio. Starter is $0 with 75 credits. puvio.app/signup