Your legal career is too valuable to manage by guesswork.
Upload your resume for a private AMI Score. See how your experience may be read, what is strengthening or limiting your marketability, and which direct employers and roles may fit.
Not your worth. Your current market position. AMIScore is designed to help you make better-informed career decisions—not to make those decisions for you.
What AMIScore gives you
Turn one resume into a clearer career decision.
A generic resume grade tells you whether a document looks polished. AMIScore connects your verified attorney profile with legal-market signals, employer categories, and current opportunity data.
Get a marketability score, band, and confidence level based on the profile you confirm.
Identify the evidence, credentials, trajectory, practice fit, and constraints influencing the result.
Focus on direct employers and eligible roles that align with your experience and objectives.
Prioritize the change most likely to strengthen how your background is understood.
The questions that matter
Stop wondering. Start with a defensible baseline.
Example result
Marketable—with preventable constraints.
Your experience supports multiple litigation targets. The resume needs stronger evidence of ownership, matter sophistication, and outcomes.
How it works
Five steps from resume to action.
Review the facts AMIScore detects before they affect your score, then use the result to focus your search and strengthen your positioning.
Submit a resume file or paste text privately.
Correct the practice, seniority, credentials, geography, and objective detected.
Reveal your AMI Score, band, confidence, strengths, and constraints.
See employer segments and current roles that may fit your confirmed profile.
Act on the highest-leverage recommendation and monitor what changes.
Employer intelligence
Search beyond the firms and companies already on your list.
AMIScore narrows a broad legal-employer registry into the group that may matter for your practice, seniority, credentials, geography, and career objective.
- Law firms, from major platforms to regional and specialist practices
- Companies and in-house legal departments
- Government and public-sector employers
- Education, health, nonprofit, and mission-driven organizations
- Direct-employer roles with source and freshness checks
Registry inclusion does not mean an employer is currently hiring, endorses AMIScore, or will match a particular attorney.
What a useful match explains
Not just “recommended.” Recommended for a reason.
- Practice fit
- Does the role need the work your resume proves?
- Seniority fit
- Is the level realistic for your years and responsibility?
- Credential fit
- Do bar, school, technical, or industry requirements align?
- Geographic fit
- Do office, relocation, remote, and licensing factors work?
- Evidence fit
- Can the resume support the employer’s likely screening questions?
AMIScore Candidate
The free score creates clarity. Candidate turns it into a plan.
Unlock the complete explanation, employer-fit map, matched jobs, resume-version comparison, report history, and monitoring workspace.
Free AMI Score
- Profile review before scoring
- AMI Score, band, and confidence
- Key strengths and constraints
- One priority action
- Opportunity-count summary
AMIScore $39.95 / month
- Complete Candidate Report
- Employer-fit map and matched legal jobs
- Fit reasons, difficulty, selectivity, and freshness
- Resume-version and score history
- Saved jobs, alerts, and AMI Monitor
- One full report refresh per month
Questions before you upload
Clear answers before you begin.
Is the free score useful on its own?
Yes. It shows your score, band, confidence, principal strengths, principal constraints, one priority action, and an opportunity-count summary before you decide whether to subscribe.
Does AMIScore send my resume to employers?
No. The score workflow is private. Employer submission or sharing occurs only through a separate action that you authorize.
Is the AMI Score a hiring prediction?
No. It is a structured marketability diagnostic based on the facts you confirm, your selected objective, the methodology version, and available market data.
Why does AMIScore ask me to confirm my profile?
A resume can be ambiguous. Confirmation lets you correct practice, seniority, credentials, geography, and objective before those facts affect the result.
What does the subscription add?
The complete explanation, employer-fit map, matched jobs, report, resume versions, score history, saved opportunities, alerts, and monitoring.
Know your position before the market decides it for you.
Start with a private, explainable AMI Score. No credit card is required for the free result.