MATCHPASS · RESUME VS. JOB DESCRIPTION KEYWORD MATCHER
Paste your resume and a job posting. MatchPass shows a keyword overlap score and lists the skills, tools, certifications and job titles from the posting that your resume doesn't mention yet — so you can tailor each application honestly and quickly.
Try it free (3 scans a day) Buy Pro — US$12 once
No account or sign-up. Choose Load demo in the tool to try a fictional resume and job.
Pro is a single US$12 payment — no subscription, no renewal. Checkout is hosted by Stripe; card details are never entered on this site. After paying you're redirected to your Pro page — bookmark it, because that link is your access.
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MatchPass runs entirely on your device. Your resume and job descriptions are never uploaded; they're kept only in your browser's local storage until you remove them. No accounts, analytics or cookies. The hosting provider may log ordinary web-request data (such as IP address). Stripe handles payment details under its own privacy policy.
MatchPass measures keyword overlap using a built-in dictionary of common skills, tools, certifications and titles, plus phrases the posting repeats. It doesn't use AI, can miss specialised terms, and can't predict how a specific employer's software or recruiter will rank you. A higher score doesn't guarantee an interview. Only add skills and experience you genuinely have.
No. Matching runs in your browser. Resume and job text stay in local storage until you clear them. No account required.
MatchPass is a one-time US$12 purchase for unlimited scans, not a monthly subscription. It measures keyword overlap with a built-in dictionary — it does not use AI and does not claim to “beat” any applicant tracking system.
Three scans per day, a keyword overlap score, and the top 10 missing keywords. Pro unlocks full grouped lists, synonyms/acronyms, placement hints, saved comparisons and a printable checklist.
No. A higher overlap score only means more shared keywords. Add only skills and experience you genuinely have.