See your match score before you apply.
Companies score your resume against the posting before a human reads it. Paste a job description and Findr extracts its keywords, responsibilities, and qualifications, then shows exactly what your resume covers and what it's missing — with a live match score.
Basic matching free, forever.
What the filter sees, laid out plainly.
No guessing whether your resume "sounds right" for a posting — see the actual comparison, term by term.
Keyword extraction
Paste any job description and Findr pulls out the terms it's actually screening for — no manual highlighting.
Responsibilities & qualifications
Goes past literal keywords to the duties and requirements the posting spells out — Pro matches those too.
Live match score
A single number that updates as you edit your resume — watch it move as you close the gaps.
Covered vs. missing
Two clear lists — what your resume already has, and what the posting wants that it doesn't.
One step from a rewrite
Once you see the gap, send it straight to the resume tailor to close it honestly.
Check before you apply
Run the match before you hit submit — not after a silent rejection three weeks later.
Paste the posting. Findr reads it like a filter would.
You don't need to comb a job description for the terms that matter — Findr pulls the keywords, responsibilities, and qualifications out automatically, the same way an applicant tracking system would score them.
- Works from any pasted job description, any format.
- Pulls hard skills, tools, and role-specific terms.
- Separates responsibilities and qualifications from plain keywords.
One number, checked against your real resume.
The match score isn't a vibe — it's a direct comparison between what the posting asks for and what's already on your resume. Add a missing skill or edit a bullet, and the score moves, so you can see the effect of every change.
- Recalculates live as you edit your resume.
- Same comparison basis every time — no guesswork.
- Lets you compare match strength across multiple postings.
Basic matching free. Full visibility on Pro.
Every account gets basic keyword matching and a match score on any job description, free. Pro unlocks advanced matching — full keyword visibility across the whole posting, plus responsibility and qualification matching that goes beyond literal keyword hits.
- Free: basic keyword matching and a match score, no limit.
- Pro: full keyword visibility, not a partial list.
- Pro: responsibility and qualification matching, not just terms.
Keyword matching FAQ.
What is resume keyword matching?
It's a comparison of the keywords, responsibilities, and qualifications in a job posting against what's actually on your resume. Findr extracts those from any pasted job description, checks them against your resume, and shows a match score alongside what's covered and what's missing.
How is the match score calculated?
Findr extracts the keywords, responsibilities, and qualifications from the job description, then checks each one against your resume's actual content. The score reflects how much of that is covered — it updates as you edit your resume or add missing skills.
What's free and what's Pro?
Free includes basic keyword matching and a match score on any pasted job description. Pro adds advanced matching — full keyword visibility plus responsibility and qualification matching, not just literal keyword hits. See the pricing page for the full comparison.
Does a higher match score guarantee an interview?
No tool can guarantee that. What the match score does is show you, before you apply, roughly what an automated screen would see — so you can close obvious gaps instead of finding out after a silent rejection.
Does matching just tell me to stuff in keywords?
No — it shows you what's covered and what's missing so you can decide what to do about it. Missing items are flagged, not auto-inserted. If you want the gap closed with real rewrites, that's what the resume tailor is for.
Paste a posting.
See your score.
Basic matching is free — your first score takes about a minute.
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