Indian prices, and you pay only when you need something made. Your first CV read and your credential are free, for ever. The price is on the button before you press it. Nothing expires. Nothing billed after the fact.
Your CV opened the way a recruiter's software opens it: what the parser received, in what order, and every line it dropped. Twelve mechanical checks plus a recruiter's read of what you actually wrote.
It changes nothing. It is a diagnosis, not a treatment.
Read my CV free →Paste a job description. It pulls out everything the JD asks for, checks each against your CV, and flags which gaps the employer treats as essential.
You get an apply or do not apply verdict — and a count of requirements covered, never a chance of being hired.
Read a JD →Your own experience reordered and rewritten so a reader reaches it. Nothing invented — not a skill you do not have, not a number you did not achieve. You approve every change.
Two files: one for portals and parsers, one with your photograph for a person.
Build my Xpert CV →Ten real work situations, two answered out loud, scored on our servers. The one product here that is not about your document.
You get a report in plain English and a credential with a link anyone can check — free forever, including every verification.
Start my Snapshot →Top up whatever suits you — no minimum, no bundles, no package that expires. Credits never run out of time, so anything you buy is still there if you come back in a year.
One rule sets every price on this page. Anything that shows you something about yourself is free. Anything that produces a document you take away is paid.
| A properly run behavioural assessment, of the kind reserved for the last two or three candidates for a senior role | thousands |
| A career coach, per hour | ₹2,000–5,000 |
| A CV rewritten by an agency from a phone call, with nothing in it anyone can check | ₹1,500–6,000 |
| All of it here — assessment, report, CV read, Xpert CV and interview prep | ₹90 |
Our refund position is set out in full on the refunds page.
You will know whether the rest is worth buying by the time you have finished reading your own report.
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