How to cancel Resume Now — and get a refund
The cancellation steps and the actual refund rules, quoted from Resume Now's own help pages and linked so you can check every line yourself.
Resume Now's contact page puts Cancel my account first in its list of help topics, and its answer is short: contact customer service by phone, email or chat, or use the self-serve options in your dashboard. The terms add the detail that matters — the online cancel page is under My Account and My Settings, and you should get an email with a cancellation number.
Resume Now's cancellation policy also explains when money comes back: a refund may be issued if you cancel before the end of a trial period, and refunds are not guaranteed once the trial has expired. Its pricing page describes this as a money-back guarantee. Resume Now is operated by BOLD LLC, but its terms are a separately numbered document — the quotes below come from it.
Disclosure: ApplyVita is a competing resume tool. That is exactly why every policy statement on this page is a direct quote with a link to Resume Now's own page — so you can verify it rather than take our word for it. We have no affiliate relationship with Resume Now and earn nothing if you cancel.
How to cancel Resume Now
- Log in and go to My Account, then My Settings, where Resume Now's terms place the online cancel page.
- Or start from Resume Now's contact page, where Cancel my account is the first help topic, and reach customer service by phone, email or chat.
- Or call 844-351-7484 in the United States (Mon–Fri 8am–8pm, Sat 8am–5pm, Sun 10am–6pm CST).
- Wait for the email with a cancellation number. No email? Search spam or junk first, then contact Resume Now — the terms tell you to contact customer service directly if you still wish to cancel.
- If you are still inside the trial period and want your money back, ask for the refund before the trial ends.
After you cancel: Resume Now's terms describe free document storage for registered users that remains after you cancel, so your resumes stay viewable and editable in the account. Printing, downloading or sharing needs an active subscription. Cancelling may not delete a parsed resume you have shared; that is managed separately in your account.
Can you get a refund?
Resume 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.
“You may cancel your subscription anytime by contacting our customer service department or by going to the online cancel page under My Account and My Settings.”
“Resume-Now may issue a refund if notice of cancellation of your subscription is provided before the end of the trial period, if a trial period is offered. Resume-Now does not guarantee refunds after trials are expired.”
“If you make any modification in our Site to your document after downloading it, printing it or e-mailing it, you will have to make a separate purchase to be able to download, print or e-mail the revised document.”
“Contact us by phone, email, or chat, and Resume Now’s customer service team will be happy to assist you. You also have self-serve options in your dashboard.”
The billing detail worth checking
Resume Now's pricing page lists 14-Day Full Access, which auto-renews after 14 days and is billed every 4 weeks, and Annual Access, billed annually and auto-renewing each year. Its terms also describe one-time purchases to download, print or email a document — and if you edit the document afterwards, a new purchase is needed for the revised file. Read which kind of offer you are buying before you pay.
What Resume Now gives you free
Resume Now's terms list building a resume and downloading a .txt version among its free tools, along with some free templates. PDF and DOC downloads are part of its paid access.
Resume Now customer service phone numbers
As listed on Resume Now's own contact page on October 14, 2026. Lines and hours change, so check the page if a number doesn't connect.
- United States: 844-351-7484 — Mon–Fri 8am–8pm, Sat 8am–5pm, Sun 10am–6pm CST
How a Resume Now charge appears on your statement
Resume Now says its charges show on a bank or card statement as ResumeNow, Resume-Now.com, BLD*Resume-Now.com or PayPal *RESUME-NOW. Match the name before you dispute anything with your bank.
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.
All ApplyVita purchases are final, so the ATS check is free — score your resume before you decide to pay anything.
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Every policy statement above was read directly from these pages on October 14, 2026. Vendors change their terms — if a quote no longer matches the source, the source wins, and we'd be glad to be told.
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