How to cancel a resume subscription
Most resume builders bill on a repeating cycle, and cancelling is rarely the same thing as getting your money back. These guides give you the steps and the actual refund window for each tool — quoted from the company's own help pages, with the date we checked them.
Monthly plans are not refundable once paid. Quarterly and semi-annual plans can be partially refunded pro-rata: Enhancv charges you the monthly rate for the time you used and returns the difference. Promo-discounted fees are not refundable.
Read the guideRefunds are limited to the first 7 days after your account was created. Resume.io's help centre is explicit that this is measured from account creation — not from your cancellation attempt, and not from whether you used premium features.
Read the guideRefunds are granted only to Premium members who dispute the charge within 2 calendar days of the billing period starting and who have not used the service in that period. A 3.5% fee of the original payment is charged on refunds, and requests are decided case by case.
Read the guideSubscriptions are non-returnable and no refund is paid for the unused remainder of a period. A 14-day money-back guarantee exists for new users, applies only once to the same user, and is forfeited once the service has been fully provided. If Kickresume blocks your access without reason, its terms provide a proportional refund for the remaining period.
Read the guideMyPerfectResume's pricing page offers a money-back guarantee if you request a refund within 14 days of subscribing to premium access. Outside that window, its terms of use state that refunds are not guaranteed.
Read the guideA full refund may be given while you are still within the 14-day subscription term, if you contact customer service before that term ends. After that, cancelling stops future billing but the remainder of the current period is not refundable.
Read the guideLiveCareer's pricing page offers a refund if you are not satisfied within 14 days, and its terms let you request a refund if you cancel before the end of the initial period. After that, the terms say refunds are not guaranteed.
Read the guideResume Now may issue a refund if you cancel before the end of a trial period, where one is offered; after the trial expires, refunds are not guaranteed. Its pricing page lists a money-back guarantee alongside the 14-day access.
Read the guideZety's terms let you request a refund if you cancel before the end of the initial period, where one is offered. Beyond that, the terms state that refunds are not guaranteed.
Read the guideDisclosure: ApplyVita is a competing resume tool, and we have no affiliate relationship with any company listed here. That is why every policy statement in these guides is a direct quote linked to the vendor's own page. A tool is only listed once we have read its policy first-party — which is also why some well-known names are missing rather than summarised second-hand.
ApplyVita is a one-time payment. There is no subscription, nothing auto-renews, and no payment method is stored to charge you again — so there is nothing to cancel. When a plan ends you simply return to the free tier.
To be straight with you about our own limits: ApplyVita's free tier does not include PDF/DOCX download either. Downloads come with a paid plan (Starter buys 7 days of full access plus 3 downloads). The difference we're claiming is not "we're free and they're not" — it's that you pay us once, on purpose, instead of being billed again every few weeks.
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