PitchPage vs. FlowCV
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FlowCV is an excellent free résumé builder — it makes a clean, ATS-friendly PDF. PitchPage makes something different: a shareable web page you send instead of a PDF, with your results, a video, and your story. They aren't really competitors — many use FlowCV for the résumé and PitchPage for the link they send.
What each is for
FlowCV is a free, ATS-friendly résumé and cover-letter builder; the output is a polished PDF document. PitchPage turns that experience into an interactive, shareable page (results, a 60-second video, testimonials) you send to stand out beyond the PDF.
Side by side
- Output: a PDF résumé/CV vs. a shareable web page + link
- Best for: a clean ATS résumé vs. standing out beyond the résumé
- Video / interactive: no vs. yes
- ATS application forms: yes vs. the résumé handles ATS; the page is for humans
- Pricing: free, with paid tiers for multiple résumés vs. free to build, $9 to publish
Use them together
The smart move: build a clean résumé in FlowCV for application forms, then make a PitchPage for the link you lead with in emails, LinkedIn, and follow-ups. The résumé satisfies the ATS; the pitch page gets you remembered.
FAQ
- Do I have to choose?
- No — they solve different problems. Use FlowCV for the PDF, PitchPage for the page you send.
- Is FlowCV free?
- Yes, with paid tiers for multiple résumés; PitchPage is free to build, $9 once to publish.
- Which gets more interviews?
- The résumé gets you through the form; the pitch page is what makes a human remember you.
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Free to build, $9 to publish — upload your résumé and watch the page build itself.
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