# Plans and add-ons

> Why every service has exactly three plans, what the delivery time on each one commits us to, and why an add-on you saw on one plan disappears on another.

Source: https://www.revquix.com/docs/services/plans-and-add-ons
Last verified: 2026-09-05

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**If you are deciding between Basic, Standard and Premium**, or an add-on you expected is not on
the list, this is the page.

## Three plans, always

Every service has at most three: **Basic**, **Standard** and **Premium**. They are not the same
work at three speeds - they are different scopes. Resume Review's Basic is an ATS audit; its
Standard is a full rewrite. The audit is not a smaller rewrite, it is a different deliverable.

Read the feature list on each card rather than assuming the tiers stack.

## Delivery time is part of the plan

Each plan carries its own delivery time, shown on the card as "1 day delivery", "2 days delivery"
and so on. Higher tiers usually take **longer**, not less time, because there is more work in them.

| Typical shape                      | Basic  | Standard | Premium |
| ---------------------------------- | ------ | -------- | ------- |
| Resume Review                      | 2 days | 3 days   | 4 days  |
| Offer & Compensation Letter Review | 1 day  | 1 day    | 1 day   |

> **Warning** - That number is also your refund clock
>
> The delivery time sets a deadline when you pay, and how much of a cancellation you get back is
> measured in hours remaining against that deadline. On a one-day service that has a real consequence
> the moment you buy - see [refunds](https://www.revquix.com/docs/services/offer-refunds).

## Add-ons

Optional extras, priced on top of the plan and bought in the same payment. Common ones are an extra
revision round, a short strategy call, or a second document.

An add-on is either available to every plan or restricted to specific ones, and the restriction is
usually the opposite of what people expect.

> **Note** - An add-on disappears when the plan already includes it
>
> "Extra Revision Round" is offered on Standard and Premium and not on Basic, because Basic has no
> revision round to add one to. "Content Strategy Call" is offered on Basic and Standard and not on
> Premium, because Premium already contains it.
>
> So an add-on vanishing as you move up a tier is normally good news, not a missing option. Check the
> plan's feature list before going looking for it.

Add-ons cannot be bought later. They are part of the order you place, so if you want one, add it
before paying - a second order for a single add-on is not something the catalogue supports.

## What you pay

Your total is the plan, plus any add-ons, minus a coupon if you have one. Prices are shown in your
own currency; how that is decided is covered in [how you pay](https://www.revquix.com/docs/payments/how-you-pay).

1. Plan price.
2. Each add-on, added.
3. Coupon discount, subtracted at the payment step.

Coupons here work the same way they do everywhere else on Revquix - see [discount codes](https://www.revquix.com/docs/payments/discount-codes).

## Changing your mind about the plan

Before you pay, freely - the stepper lets you go back to a completed step and change it. After you
pay, the plan is the order. There is no upgrade path from Basic to Standard on a placed order; a
cancellation and a fresh order is the only route, and cancelling has a cost.

- [The intake form](https://www.revquix.com/docs/services/the-intake-form) - The next step, and the one that decides how good the result is.

- [Refunds](https://www.revquix.com/docs/services/offer-refunds) - What cancelling costs once you have paid.