Add numbers to your resume achievements automatically
Verbcraft's free instant score is rule-based and automatically flags any bullet missing a number, percentage, or dollar amount — that check is always free. Turning those flagged bullets into quantified achievements using AI, based on figures you supply, is a feature available on Basic and higher plans.
Most resumes are full of achievements with no numbers attached: 'improved team efficiency,' 'managed a budget,' 'increased sales.' Without a figure, a hiring manager has no way to judge the size of what you did — an achievement that sounds identical could mean a 5% improvement or a 50% one.
Verbcraft catches this two ways. Signing up gets you a free, instant, rule-based score that flags every bullet missing a number — no AI involved, so it's always available. From there, the AI-assisted tool helps turn a flagged bullet into a quantified one, using the actual figures you supply, on a Basic plan or higher.
The free part: your resume flags its own weak spots
As soon as you build or import your resume, Verbcraft runs a rule-based ATS and quantification score against it — completely free, with no AI and no paid plan required. Part of that score checks every bullet for a number, percentage, or dollar sign, and flags the ones that describe an achievement with no way to measure it. You get a plain list of exactly which lines need a metric before you've spent anything, which is enough on its own to guide manual edits.
The paid part: turning a flag into a real number
Knowing a bullet is missing a number doesn't tell you what the number should be — that part requires information only you have. On a Basic plan or higher, Verbcraft's AI walks through each flagged bullet, asks what you actually accomplished, and helps translate your answer into a quantified line: how many people, how much budget, what percentage change, over what time frame. It never guesses or invents a figure on its own; it structures and phrases the numbers you provide into a stronger bullet.
Examples of turning a vague line into a measured one
'Improved customer response times' becomes 'Cut average customer response time from 24 hours to 4 hours by restructuring the support queue' once you supply the before-and-after numbers. 'Managed a marketing budget' becomes 'Managed a $120,000 annual marketing budget across four campaigns' once you provide the figure. In both cases the achievement itself doesn't change — only how clearly it's measured — which is exactly what the quantification tool is built to surface and phrase well.
Frequently asked questions
Is the achievement quantification score really free?
Yes. The instant score that flags bullets missing numbers is rule-based, not AI, so it's genuinely free and always on for every Verbcraft account. No plan upgrade is needed to see which bullets need a metric.
Will the AI make up a statistic if I don't have one?
No. If you can't supply a real number, the AI won't invent one — it will leave the bullet as a strong, well-worded statement of the duty or task instead of fabricating a metric.
What if I don't remember the exact numbers?
Use your best honest estimate — a range like '30-40 tickets a day' or 'roughly $50,000' is fine. The tool works with whatever real figure you're confident enough to put on a resume.
Which plan includes the AI quantification feature?
AI-assisted quantification is included starting on Verbcraft's Basic plan. The free plan still gives you the rule-based score that flags exactly which bullets are missing numbers in the first place, at no cost.