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Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about tailoring resumes for ATS and using LinkPass.

Core Functionality & LinkedIn Integration

How does LinkPass tailor my resume for specific jobs?

LinkPass operates inside a Chrome side panel while you browse LinkedIn. It automatically analyzes the job description you are viewing, cross-references it with your uploaded master resume, and generates a tailored, ATS-compliant PDF highlighting your most relevant experience in seconds.

Do I need to leave LinkedIn to use the resume builder?

No. Unlike traditional resume builders, LinkPass eliminates friction by running natively alongside your LinkedIn job search, so you never have to copy, paste, or switch tabs to optimize your application.

ATS Formatting & Parsers

Why does the exported PDF use a plain, single-column layout?

Complex multi-column designs, text boxes, and graphics are the primary reason Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) fail to read resumes correctly. LinkPass intentionally strips out risky formatting and rebuilds your resume into a clean, standardized single-column structure that parses reliably on enterprise systems like Workday, Taleo, and Greenhouse.

Will this tool help me pass keyword screening?

Yes. LinkPass maps the exact vocabulary and hard skills required in the job description to your existing experience, significantly increasing your keyword match rate without keyword stuffing.

AI Accuracy & Trust

Will the AI invent skills or create fake experience?

Absolutely not. LinkPass is strictly "evidence-locked." It is engineered to only reorder, highlight, and professionally rewrite the truthful facts already present in your master document. It will never hallucinate fake metrics, unauthorized skills, or unearned job titles.

Pricing & Billing

Do I have to sign up for a monthly subscription?

No. Because job hunting happens in bursts, LinkPass uses a transparent, one-time "Pass" system. You can purchase a 24-hour, 7-day, or 30-day pass as a single charge, removing the anxiety of forgetting to cancel a subscription when you land a job.