# LaunchHire

> A global employment platform connecting confirmed professional profiles, explained job matching, opt-in candidate discovery, private hiring conversations and resume tools.

## Employment platform
- [Features](https://launchhire.now/features): Candidate-confirmed professional profiles, requirements-based matching, opted-in employer discovery, mutual-interest conversations and hiring coordination.
- [About LaunchHire](https://launchhire.now/about): Product principles and human decision-making.
Professional information is user-supplied or confirmed, not independently certified. Matching explains evidence, preferences and unknowns; it is not a hiring probability. Discovery starts off, shares only selected professional sections and excludes private contacts and source files. Applications have separate sharing rules. Private messages and interview/offer/start records are authorized account workflows, not public resources. These workflows do not automatically run paid resume analysis.

## Public tools
- [Resume Builder](https://launchhire.now/resume-builder): Create a resume from scratch with editable sections, nine layouts, eight fonts, formatting, optional images, private saved drafts and watermark-free PDF export. Requires a verified candidate account. No resume import. Building does not consume analysis or optimization credits. The private editor is not a public agent API.
- [Resume Analyzer](https://launchhire.now/ai-resume-analyzer): Compare a readable PDF resume with a job title or full job description. A first guest scan shows initial insights; signup unlocks the complete report under the account's credit allowance.
- [Resume Optimizer](https://launchhire.now/resume-optimizer): Start from a resume analysis, answer verification questions, and generate a job-targeted PDF. Requires optimization and analysis credits. Not a blank-page resume maker.
- [Pricing](https://launchhire.now/pricing): Candidates retain free matching, connections and Resume Studio, with 2 starting analysis credits and 1 optimization credit. One-time packs provide 5 analyses and 2 optimizations for $4, or 15 analyses and 5 optimizations for $10. Optimization reassessment consumes an analysis credit. Employers have unlimited listings and 1 free analysis; Pro unlocks discovery, new hiring conversations and unlimited analyses. Existing history remains readable after downgrade.
- [Resume advice](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice): Free practical guides with illustrative examples.

## Guides
- [5 best ATS resume checkers to shortlist before you apply](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/best-ats-resume-checkers-compared): Compare Jobscan, Resume Worded, Teal, Enhancv and Kickresume by use case, feedback and editing workflow. A sourced editorial shortlist, not a hiring guarantee.
- [How to beat the ATS myths and make your resume easier to read](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/how-to-beat-ats-without-tricks): Skip hidden keywords and magic-score promises. Check resume readability, job requirements and application fields before blaming an applicant tracking system.
- [What is a good ATS score? Stop chasing a number without a job](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/what-is-a-good-ats-score): Understand what a resume checker score can and cannot tell you, why scores differ, and which findings deserve attention before your next application.
- [The right resume keywords, without sounding like a search result](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/resume-keywords-without-stuffing): Find relevant resume keywords in a job description and connect them to genuine experience without copying requirements or stuffing your skills section.
- [PDF or Word resume? Send the format the application can actually use](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/pdf-or-word-resume): Choose a resume file format using the employer’s instructions, test exported text and avoid sending an image-only PDF when a readable document is required.
- [What does a great resume actually include? The useful parts, in order](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/what-a-great-resume-includes): Build a focused resume with clear contact details, relevant evidence, skills and education, without filling the page with claims that say very little.
- [Write a resume summary that says something in three lines](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/resume-summary-that-says-something): Replace a vague resume summary with a clear description of your experience, relevant strengths and target direction, with an adaptable example.
- [The best resume skills section is not a wall of buzzwords](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/skills-section-without-a-wall-of-buzzwords): Organize technical and transferable skills into a readable resume section, remove duplicates and show which claims are backed by actual experience.
- [How to explain a career gap without writing your autobiography](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/explain-career-gap-on-resume): Handle career gaps with accurate dates, proportionate context and relevant evidence, while keeping personal details private and avoiding invented employment.
- [Change careers without pretending you already had the job](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/career-change-resume-transferable-skills): Build a career-change resume around transferable evidence, honest job titles and relevant projects instead of copying the language of a role you have not held.
- [Make freelance work look clear, not like five unexplained job hops](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/freelance-contract-work-on-resume): Present freelance and contract experience with clear dates, client confidentiality and specific contributions without disguising short engagements as permanent jobs.
- [One page or two? Give your resume enough room to be useful](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/one-page-or-two-page-resume): Choose resume length based on relevant evidence and the application’s requirements, without squeezing the page into tiny text or padding it with repetition.
- [A software engineer resume needs more than a stack of technologies](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/software-engineer-resume-project-evidence): Show engineering decisions, ownership and project context on a software engineer resume instead of relying on a long stack list or unsupported performance claims.
- [Not in tech? Your resume still deserves specific, convincing evidence](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/nontechnical-resume-achievements): Write useful resume achievements for support, operations, sales and administrative roles using honest scope and outcomes rather than invented technical metrics.
- [The best way to find a higher-paying job starts before you apply](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/find-a-higher-paying-job): Build a practical search for better-paid roles by comparing responsibilities, pay structure and relevant evidence instead of applying to every impressive title.
- [Remote does not always mean worldwide: find jobs you can actually take](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/find-remote-jobs-worldwide): Check location eligibility, working hours, employment arrangements and practical requirements when searching for remote jobs across different countries.
- [That bigger salary might not be bigger: compare job offers properly](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/compare-salary-offers-currency-pay-period): Compare job compensation by currency, pay period, hours and guaranteed versus variable pay before assuming a headline salary is a better offer.
- [Stop applying at random: a job search you can actually learn from](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/better-job-search-less-random-applying): Organize a focused job search with a role shortlist, application tracking and useful review points instead of repeating the same application without feedback.
- [A skill-gap report is not a shopping list: decide what to learn first](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/skill-gaps-what-to-learn-first): Turn a skill-gap report into a focused action plan by separating missing evidence, adjacent experience and genuine requirements for your target role.
- [Build a portfolio an employer can understand without a tour guide](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/portfolio-projects-employers-can-understand): Present portfolio projects with a clear problem, personal contribution, evidence and accessible links while protecting confidential work and client information.
- [Help employers discover your work without turning your profile into a billboard](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/get-discovered-by-employers): Prepare a clearer candidate profile for employer discovery with relevant evidence, accurate preferences and deliberate sharing choices on LaunchHire.
- [What to say in your first message to an employer, without the awkward essay](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/message-employer-first-time): Write a short first message to an employer that references the role, gives relevant evidence and asks for a clear next step without overpromising.
- [Tell me about yourself: an interview answer that does not start at birth](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/tell-me-about-yourself-interview): Prepare a focused answer to tell me about yourself using your current work, relevant experience and reason for considering the role, without memorizing a speech.
- [Shortlisted, selected or offered the job? Know what each update means](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/shortlisted-selected-job-offer-difference): Understand the difference between hiring progress updates and a formal offer, and check the next step without confusing a chat status with an employment agreement.
- [The best free resume builder is the one that lets you finish the resume](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/choose-free-resume-builder): Compare resume builders by usable editing controls, PDF export, saved drafts and clear limits rather than choosing only by the prettiest template preview.
- [Build a professional profile that shows what you can actually do](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/professional-profile-skills-evidence): Connect skills to real projects, education and work experience. Build a clearer professional profile and understand how it differs from a tailored resume.
- [How to show education and projects when you are applying for your first job](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/education-projects-first-job-resume): Make education, coursework and personal projects useful on a first-job resume without disguising study as employment or inventing experience.
- [From an employer conversation to an interview: what to say and what to check](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/employer-conversation-to-interview): Prepare for employer conversations, explain your experience and understand hiring updates without confusing an expression of interest with a job offer.
- [How to tailor your resume to a job description](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/tailor-resume-to-job-description): Learn how to match your resume to a job description using real experience, relevant skills and stronger bullets, without keyword stuffing or invented claims.
- [Why your resume may get rejected before an interview](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/resume-rejected-before-interview): Check common reasons an application may not reach an interview: missing requirements, unclear evidence, unreadable files and factors outside your control.
- [How to write resume achievements without making things up](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/write-resume-achievements-honestly): Write stronger resume bullets with actions, scope and honest outcomes. See how to describe useful work even when you do not have impressive metrics.
- [Resume formatting mistakes that make your experience harder to read](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/resume-formatting-readability): Check resume headings, PDF text, reading order, spacing and contact details with a practical formatting checklist for clearer applications.
- [How to prepare for interview questions based on your resume](https://launchhire.now/resume-advice/interview-questions-from-your-resume): Turn resume claims into interview practice questions. Prepare examples about your contribution, decisions, results and gaps without memorizing a script.

## Important boundaries
Reports are guidance, not employer decisions or guarantees of an interview or job. Public examples are illustrative, not customer resumes. Private resumes, reports and dashboards require the user's authorized session. There is no public agent signup or analysis API. This index does not grant permission to create accounts, upload resumes, spend credits or make purchases on someone's behalf.

## Further information
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