Jobscan
Jobscan scores resumes, tracks applications and interviews, and offers an Auto Apply tool that drafts applications you approve before they are sent.
This is a short profile covering the criteria used in our comparison tables.
Best for: people tailoring resumes to job descriptions and tracking applications
Criteria
| Criterion | What we found |
|---|---|
| Pricing | From $29.99/month, billed $89.95 every 3 months Verified |
| Free plan | Free: a few resume scans per month, unlimited builder downloads Verified |
| Emails founders | Not publicly documented |
| Emails recruiters or hiring team | Not publicly documented |
| Sends from Gmail | Not publicly documented |
| Follow-ups | Not publicly documented |
| Auto-apply | Yes, you approve each application before it sends Verified |
| Tracking | Job tracker boards from Applied to Interviewed Verified |
| Interface | Web app plus Chrome extension Verified |
Limitations
- Auto Apply is credit-based beyond 2 monthly credits for Premium users
- No yearly plan offered
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FAQ
Does Jobscan have a free plan?
Yes. The free plan includes a few resume scans per month and unlimited resume builder downloads. The paid plan Jobscan lists is billed every 3 months, and Jobscan says a yearly plan is not currently offered.
Does Jobscan apply to jobs automatically?
Jobscan's Auto Apply prepares applications, and you approve each one before it sends. Jobscan says Premium users get 2 Auto Apply credits a month; beyond that, Auto Apply is credit-based.
What is Jobscan good for?
Jobscan scores your resume against a job description and tracks applications on boards from Applied to Interviewed, with a match score on each card. A Chrome extension saves jobs from sites such as LinkedIn.