My Perfect Resume cancel subscription guide: steps, price and reviews

MyPerfectResume is a resume and cover letter builder. Its terms of use set out a contract between you and BOLD LLC, based in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico, and add that Auxiliant S.à.r.l., in Luxembourg, may act as the merchant of record. The contact page lists both companies.

BOLD runs several brands with the same model: Resume Now, Zety, LiveCareer and MyPerfectCV in the UK. We checked each name in the terms of use of each site on October 31, 2026. It matters for one practical reason: if you see a charge you don't recognize, it may come from a sister site you tried months ago. Our Resume Now review covers the closest one.

1. Sign in at myperfectresume.com with the email you used to pay.
2. Open My Account, then My Settings, then Subscriptions.
3. Click Cancel Subscription and go through every screen until the end. A discount or a pause offer is not a cancellation: read each button before you click.
4. Wait for the confirmation email. The terms say the company sends an email with a cancellation number for every cancellation request. Check your spam folder, as the contact page suggests.
5. No email? The cancellation isn't confirmed. Call customer service or use the chat, and ask for the number.

If you can't sign in, or the button doesn't work, the terms let you cancel "by contacting our customer service department". The contact page lists:

• Phone (US and Canada): 855-213-0348, Monday to Friday 8 am to 8 pm CST, Saturday 8 am to 5 pm CST, Sunday 10 am to 6 pm CST.
• Chat: an AI-supported chatbot on the contact page, seven days a week.
• Message: a secure form, answered by email.
• Written complaints: the terms give support@bold.com and the postal address of BOLD LLC.

Whatever the channel, ask for the cancellation number and write down the date, the time and the name of the person you spoke to.

Building is free; a usable download is not. The free Basic Access plan includes the resume and cover letter builder, the expert-written content suggestions and unlimited downloads in TXT format. PDF and Word downloads, the designed templates and the ResumeCheck feedback come with Premium Access.

A TXT file is plain text, with no layout. You can paste it into an online application form, but it's not a resume you'd send to a hiring manager as an attachment.

The page we loaded on October 31, 2026 showed prices in Canadian dollars: the site adapts the currency to the visitor's location. For US visitors, ResuFit reported a $2.95 trial renewing at $23.95 every 4 weeks in September 2026. Every 4 weeks is not monthly: it's 13 charges a year.

The terms also say that prices can change, with notice in advance, and that the company "does not guarantee refunds". A refund "may" be requested if you cancel before the end of the initial period.

1. Inside the first 14 days: cancel, then ask for the money-back guarantee in writing, quoting your cancellation number.
2. After the trial: the terms don't promise a refund. Ask anyway, by email, with the date you tried to cancel if it was earlier than the charge.
3. Find the charge: the contact page says it appears as MYPERFECTRESUME.COM, MYPERFECTRESUME or BLD\MYPERFECTRESUME.
4. If charges continue after you canceled: the FTC advises keeping a copy of your cancellation request and filing a dispute (a chargeback) with your credit or debit card company.
5. Report it to the FTC at ReportFraud.ftc.gov or to your state attorney general if the company won't stop charging you.

Before you cancel, download what you need. MyPerfectResume keeps TXT downloads available for free, so you won't lose the text of your resume.

• A guided builder. Step-by-step prompts take you through each section, which helps if you haven't written a resume in years.
• Content suggestions by job. Pre-written bullet points for your role and industry, useful when you don't know how to describe what you did.
• Free TXT downloads, unlimited, even after you cancel.
• An annual plan. If you need a builder for a whole year, the yearly price per month is much lower than the 4-week rate. Kandiq doesn't sell an annual plan.
• Extras in Premium: a Bold.pro online profile, interview preparation tools and career webinars.

The reviews that rank for this search sit on Trustpilot, Reddit (r/jobhunting, r/resumes) and the App Store. We couldn't load those pages, so we don't quote ratings here. ResuFit, which read them in September 2026, sums up the pattern: users like the builder and the suggestions, and complain about the trial turning into a charge every 4 weeks.

To read MyPerfectResume reviews yourself, start with the lowest-rated ones, look for the words "trial", "charge" and "cancel", and check the date: a review from 2019 describes a different offer.

Kandiq is an AI resume builder published in France by EPIC AI. It also starts with a low-cost week: $2.99, then $19.99 a month after 7 days unless you cancel. Both amounts and the renewal date are written next to the button before you pay, and an email reminds you 3 days before the first monthly charge.

To be fair: Kandiq doesn't give you a free PDF either, and its $2.99 week also turns into a subscription unless you cancel. The difference is that you see your finished resume before you pay, you're billed monthly rather than every 4 weeks, and you can ask for a refund within 30 days. If you know your search will take a while, 3 months cost $29.97 with no trial week. Both plans are on the pricing page. The refund rules are on our refunds page.

• MyPerfectResume fits if you want a guided first resume, need one download, and set a reminder to cancel before day 14. Its annual plan is worth a look if you'll edit resumes all year.
• Kandiq fits if you apply every week and want a resume tailored to each job posting, checked against the AI resume checker before it reaches an ATS, with cover letters and interview practice in the same plan.