Get your resume fixed free. Pay only when a specific job matters.
Lumora fixes what your resume says: an honest diagnosis, a rewritten summary, stronger bullets, cleaner wording. Free, built for Australian jobs. Tailoring it to one specific job ad is a one-time A$19. No subscription, ever.
Free · about 60 seconds · no credit card, nothing to cancel.
Where can you get a resume fixed in Australia?
You have three realistic options. A professional resume writer costs roughly A$150 to A$750 and takes days; worth it for some senior and specialist roles. Free templates and generic AI chat can produce words, but you have to know what to ask, and neither will tell you what is actually weak. Lumora is the third option: purpose-built career intelligence that diagnoses your existing resume like a recruiter would, fixes the wording for free, and only charges one time (A$19 or A$29) when you want it tailored to a specific job.
The free fix is deliberately a real fix, not a teaser. If we say free, it has to be usable; that rule is written into the product, and the Fair Billing Pledge signs it: the price on the button is the price on your card, and there is no subscription to forget.
What the free Resume Fix includes
An honest diagnosis
A recruiter-style read of your resume: an overall score, your weakest sections named plainly, and why they're weak. Not flattery; the point is knowing what to fix.
A cleaner professional summary
Your opening paragraph rewritten to say who you are and what you offer in language a skimming recruiter absorbs in seconds, built from what's actually in your resume.
Stronger bullet points, before and after
Your weakest bullets rewritten next to the originals, so you can see exactly what changed and why the new version carries more weight. Copy the ones you like.
Wording fixes and a next step
Cliché and filler phrases flagged with better alternatives, plus the single most useful thing to improve next. Grammar and wording cleaned up along the way.
The diagnosis starts before you even create an account. A free account (no card, nothing to cancel) unlocks the full fix, and everything in it is copyable: you can take the improved wording and walk away without ever paying a cent.
What paid adds: one-time, never a subscription
Free improves your resume in general. Paid is the job-specific advantage, priced like a takeaway coffee order rather than a monthly plan.
Tailor to One Job
A$19One-time. Your fixed resume rewritten properly. Paste a specific job ad and it is matched to that role: job-specific summary, honest keyword alignment, a copy-ready final version. The job ad is optional.
Full Application Pack
A$29One-time. Everything in Tailor to One Job, plus the cover letter, a recruiter message and follow-up message, likely interview questions and an application checklist. Best if you're applying this week.
Prices are in Australian dollars and are one-off purchases: no credits, no plans, no auto-renewal. You'll always see the price before you tap, and you review everything before you send it anywhere.
Who the fix is built for
- Applying through Seek, LinkedIn, Indeed or a company website
- FIFO, mining, trades and site work, with tickets and licences handled properly
- Admin, customer service, retail and hospitality
- Nursing, aged care and healthcare support
- Students, graduates and first resumes
- Government applications, where the resume sits alongside selection criteria
Australian spelling, Australian conventions, Australian job boards. If you're not sure what the local rules even are, the Australian resume checker guide covers them before you upload anything.
Your resume, fixed, before your coffee goes cold.
Upload it and see the diagnosis in about a minute. Keep the improved summary, bullets and wording free, and only think about the paid tailoring when there's a job worth tailoring for.
Fix my resume free →PDF, Word or plain text, or paste it. Free, no card.
Questions people actually ask
Is the resume fix actually free, or is it a trial?
Actually free, and it is not a trial: there is no subscription anywhere in Lumora for individuals, so there is nothing the free fix could roll into. Upload your resume and the diagnosis starts before you even have an account; a free account (no card) unlocks the full fix (summary, bullets, wording) and it is yours to copy and use. Paid items are separate, one-time, and clearly priced before you tap anything.
What exactly does the free fix change in my resume?
It rewrites your professional summary, rewrites your weakest bullet points next to the originals, flags filler wording with better alternatives, and tells you the most useful next improvement. It works from what your resume already contains; it never adds a job, qualification, licence or number you don't have.
What does paying add that free doesn't have?
The job-specific work. Free fixes your resume in general; A$19 (one-time) rewrites it properly end-to-end and can tailor it to one specific job ad you paste in, with honest keyword alignment and a match read. A$29 adds the full application pack around it: cover letter, recruiter message, interview questions, follow-up, checklist.
Will it lie for me, even a little?
No. If a job ad asks for something your resume shows no evidence of, Lumora says exactly that and asks whether you have a real example to add. Nothing is invented: no dates massaged, no skills implied, no titles inflated. You review every word before it goes anywhere.
Who sees my resume?
Nobody you didn't choose. Your resume is processed to produce your results, never sold, and never shared with employers, recruiters or advertisers. The privacy policy and the data-handling page spell out exactly which services process it and why.
Can I get the design fixed too, not just the words?
Yes: after the words. Once your content is fixed you can open your resume in Canva from Lumora and control the design yourself with templates. The order is deliberate: a beautiful resume that says weak things still loses, so Lumora fixes what it says first.
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Content last reviewed 10 August 2026.