Only your CV is broken? Rent the engine for a month.

The same CV engine our participants use — on its own.

No cohort, no training, no stages. You get an access code to the tool that was built against our published ten-point scan, and the thirty days start the first time you use it — not the day you pay.

₦5,000 One payment · thirty days from first use · no auto-renewal, ever

Not sure the CV is your problem? Run the four-question diagnostic — it takes ninety seconds and it will tell you if your money belongs somewhere else. We would rather you spent nothing than spent it on the wrong rung.

Five steps, and you leave with a file, not advice.

Everything runs on your own device. Nothing uploads, nothing is stored, and there is no account to make.

Step 1Start from what you already have

Upload your current CV as .docx or .pdf, or paste it as text, and the engine pulls it apart into fields you can edit. It is read entirely inside your browser — this page has no server and sends nothing anywhere.

Step 2Fix the structure that scores

Your details go into the layout that survives a parser. If your current CV is the problem, you can skip the import and build clean from the structure instead.

Step 3Aim it at one real advert

Paste the role you are actually applying for and the engine tailors the wording to it, so you send a fresh version per application rather than one CV everywhere.

Step 4Take the machine tone back out

A CV that reads like it was generated gets treated like it was generated. This step puts your own voice back into the lines the structure just straightened.

Step 5Export something a recruiter can open

Download .docx, print to PDF, or copy plain text for the boxes that only take plain text. Formatting a parser can read, on every route out.

ThroughoutScored against the published ten points

The same ten points as the free self-scan, live as you build, so you can see the score move rather than guess at it.

We print the ten points rather than withhold them.

Withholding the criteria is how weaker training keeps people coming back. Here is the whole scheme. Fix your CV against it yourself, for nothing, and we would still count that a good outcome.

01A file a parser can actually open — no tables, columns, text boxes or images
02A job title line that matches the role you are applying for
03Contact details a recruiter can act on, in the body and not the header
04A summary that says what you do, not what you are passionate about
05Achievements carrying a number, a scale or a result
06Verbs at the start of bullets, not responsibility-for phrasing
07Keywords the advert itself uses, in the words the advert uses
08Evidence of remote or async work, however small
09Dates and gaps stated plainly rather than hidden by formatting
10One page per decade of work, and nothing older than it earns

The free 10-Point CV Self-Scan scores you against exactly these, in under a minute, with no payment and no email. The pass is what you buy when you already know the score and want the instrument that moves it.

Who this is for — and who should not buy it.

Buy the pass if

  • Your CV is the thing that is failing — you apply and hear nothing back
  • You already know what you can do; you need it written where software can read it
  • You are applying often enough that one CV for every advert is costing you
  • You want the instrument now, and a twenty-day programme is not the answer
  • You scored below seven on the free self-scan and know exactly why

Do not buy the pass if

  • Your leak is not the CV. If roles are not reaching you at all, that is Supply and the free WhatsApp channel is your door
  • You want to be taught the method. The pass buys a tool, never teaching — that is the Self-Learn Pack
  • Your CV is already producing interviews. Do not rebuild what is working; your leak is later
  • You want it to write the CV for you. It structures, scores and exports — you still supply the truth
  • You need more than a month. It is a rental, not a subscription, and it does not renew

One payment. Thirty days from first use.

CV Engine PassAccess code · 30 days · tool only, no training
₦5,000
  • Build and rebuild as many versions as you want for thirty days
  • Import your existing .docx or .pdf, or start clean from the structure that scores
  • Tailor a fresh version per application instead of sending one CV everywhere
  • Export .docx, PDF and plain text — formatting a parser can actually read
  • Scored live against the same ten points that decide if a human ever sees it
The limits, before the button

It buys a tool, never teaching. There is no curriculum here, no marking, no facilitator and no certificate. If what is missing is the method rather than the document, the Self-Learn Pack at ₦35,000 is the honest door and this one will disappoint you.

The gate runs in your browser. A determined person can read the format, and we would rather say so than pretend otherwise. Only codes on the issued list are accepted, and each carries a hard expiry, so clearing your browser cannot buy an extra month.

A scanned PDF has no text layer. If your only copy is a photograph of a printed CV, nothing can be read from it — use the paste box instead.

Secure Paystack checkout — cards, transfer and USSD. Payment is to Business Play Limited, through a payment processor rather than a personal account. You should check that before you pay anyone anything.

Three steps, and the clock has still not started.

01Send the receipt

Message +234 803 292 5957 on WhatsApp with the words CV PASS and your receipt attached.

02Your code arrives the same day

Fulfilment is a person, not a robot — which is why it is same-day rather than instant, and why you can ask a question in the same thread.

03The thirty days begin when you do

The clock starts the first time the code is used, not the moment you paid. Buy it on a Monday and start on a Saturday if that is when you have the evening.

If the pass turns out to be the wrong rung for you, say so in that thread. A clean answer can be yes, not now, or not this product — and any of the three is more use to you than being kept warm.