Teal can fit a resume-led job search. The right alternative depends on what you need after the CV is done.
Compare seven Teal alternatives by workflow instead of a made-up rank: Huntr for browser-led tracking and resume work, Careerflow for LinkedIn and mock interviews, Jobright for matching and connections, LoopCV for auto-apply, Simplify for autofill, and ApplyArc for a tracker connected to 18 writing, research, interview, and follow-up tools.
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Table of contents
- Which Teal alternative fits your job search?
- Seven Teal alternatives compared
- ApplyArc: connected tracking after the CV
- Huntr: browser-led tracking and resume tools
- Careerflow: LinkedIn profile work and mock interviews
- Jobright: matching and insider connections
- LoopCV: automated applications
- Simplify: autofill and automatic application tracking
- Notion, Trello, or Sheets: a manual system
- What should you compare before switching?
- What about JibberJobber?
- FAQ
- Official sources
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Which Teal alternative fits your job search?
Teal combines a resume builder with a job tracker. That can be exactly right when the resume is your main project.
The trade-off appears when your bottleneck sits elsewhere. You may need faster application forms, automatic job discovery, interview practice, outreach, or one place to carry a role from shortlist to follow-up.
This guide compares those workflows. ApplyArc publishes it, so ApplyArc is included with an explicit disclosure rather than awarded a made-up rank.
Pricing note: Teal's official pricing page returned an access block during our 31 July 2026 check. We have not repeated a Teal price or AI-credit allowance that we could not verify. Check Teal's page directly before paying.
Seven Teal alternatives compared
| Tool | Published workflow | Current price evidence | Choose it when |
|---|---|---|---|
| ApplyArc | Job tracking plus 18 AI tools across writing, research, interviews, and follow-ups | Free; Pro £19/month or £45 every 3 months | You already have a CV and want the rest of the search connected |
| HuntrCompare → | Job tracker, browser extension, resume builder, tailoring, and cover letters | Free; $40 monthly or $90 every 3 months | You want a mature browser-led tracker and resume workflow |
| Careerflow | Job tracker, LinkedIn profile tools, and AI mock interviews | Price not quoted because no current public pricing page was available | LinkedIn positioning and interview practice are your main gaps |
| Jobright | Job matching, application autofill, tailored resumes, insider connections, and an AI copilot | Official site says try free; paid price not publicly verified | You want discovery and referral paths before writing |
| LoopCVCompare → | Automated matching and applications with an application dashboard | Free plan; paid plans from €9.99/month | You deliberately prefer application volume and accept less control |
| SimplifyCompare → | Application autofill, resume tailoring, and automatic tracking of submitted applications | Core Copilot is marketed as free; Simplify+ is paid | Repetitive application forms waste most of your time |
| Notion, Trello, or SheetsCompare → | A manual tracker you design yourself | Free options exist; plan costs vary | You want full control and do not need job-search automation |
Prices and features above come from the official sources linked in each section, checked 31 July 2026. ApplyArc prices come from the product's live shared pricing configuration.
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ApplyArc: connected tracking after the CV
Price: Free for up to 100 saved jobs and 5 AI generations each month. Pro is £19/month or £45 every 3 months.
ApplyArc is built for people who already have a CV and need to run the search around it. The Kanban board carries a role into job matching, cover letters, company research, interview prep, salary negotiation, and follow-up drafts.
Choose ApplyArc when:
- You want one role record to carry context into writing and interview tools
- You need help beyond resume construction
- £19/month or the £45 three-month plan fits your budget
Choose Teal instead when:
- A template-led resume builder is the centre of your workflow
- Teal's current plan terms fit how often you use its AI
- Its resume and tracker workflow already holds your search
ApplyArc does not provide a template resume builder. Its Chrome extension is also waitlist-only: the first release is a dashboard shortcut, with browser job saving still on the roadmap.
Check ApplyArc pricing · Compare ApplyArc and Teal
Huntr: browser-led tracking and resume tools
Huntr's official pricing page lists a free plan, $40 monthly billing, and $90 every three months. It also documents job tracking, a Chrome extension, resume building, tailoring, cover letters, and complimentary AI credits on Free.
Choose Huntr when:
- Saving roles from the browser is central to your workflow
- You want resume tools and a tracker from the same vendor
- Its current free allowance or paid billing works for your search
Choose ApplyArc when: you want a verified GBP price and the role to flow into interview, research, salary, and follow-up tools. Compare the actual workflow rather than counting feature labels.
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Get free ATS score, then decideCareerflow: LinkedIn profile work and mock interviews
Careerflow's job tracker and AI mock interview pages document a tracker, LinkedIn profile tools, tailored-resume connections, and role-specific interview practice with feedback.
Careerflow's former pricing URL returned 404 during this review, so this guide does not quote a monthly price.
Choose Careerflow when: your LinkedIn profile and interview practice are the work you need to do next.
Choose ApplyArc when: you want a role-centred board connected to writing, research, salary, and follow-up tools at a verified GBP price.
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Jobright: matching and insider connections
Jobright's official product page highlights personalised job matches, application autofill, job-specific tailored resumes, recommended insider connections, and an AI career copilot.
The site invites people to try it free, but we could not verify a current public paid price. That is why no dollar figure appears here.
Choose Jobright when: finding suitable roles and people inside the company matters more than building a detailed manual pipeline.
Choose ApplyArc when: you already know which roles you want and need to manage each application through writing, interviews, and follow-ups.
LoopCV: automated applications
LoopCV's official pricing page describes a free plan, paid plans from €9.99/month, automated matching and applications, and access to an application dashboard.
That is a different operating model from Teal or ApplyArc. Automation can increase volume, but it also gives you less control over which application goes out and what receives your attention.
Choose LoopCV when: auto-apply is an intentional strategy and you are prepared to review its settings, exclusions, and application quality.
Choose ApplyArc when: you prefer to shortlist fewer roles, tailor the work yourself, and keep the pipeline visible.
Simplify: autofill and automatic application tracking
Simplify's Copilot page says the extension autofills application forms, tailors resumes, and automatically records applications submitted with Copilot. The core product is marketed as free.
Simplify also sells Simplify+, which adds paid AI tools for resume tailoring, cover letters, application questions, outreach, and analytics.
Choose Simplify when: repeated application forms are the biggest drain on your time.
Choose ApplyArc when: the tracker and the work after submission matter more than autofill.
Notion, Trello, or Sheets: a manual system
A general-purpose board or spreadsheet gives you control over every field and stage. It also leaves capture, reminders, writing, and reporting to you.
Choose a DIY tracker when: you enjoy maintaining your own system and do not need job-search-specific automation.
Choose a dedicated tracker when: keeping the system updated has become work in itself.
What should you compare before switching?
Ignore a giant feature count. Run one real job through each workflow:
- Save the role
- Tailor or review the CV
- Draft the application
- Prepare for the interview
- Record the outcome and follow-up
The best fit is the product that removes your actual bottleneck without hiding a trade-off you care about.
What about JibberJobber?
JibberJobber: outside this seven-tool comparison. Verify current official docs before relying on any capability or price.
FAQ
What is the best alternative to Teal?
It depends on the work you need done. Huntr fits browser-led tracking and resume work. Careerflow fits LinkedIn profiles and mock interviews. Jobright fits discovery and insider connections. LoopCV fits deliberate auto-apply. Simplify fits autofill. ApplyArc fits a role-centred tracker connected to 18 tools across the rest of the search.
Is there a free alternative to Teal?
Yes. ApplyArc Free includes up to 100 saved jobs and 5 AI generations each month. Huntr publishes a free plan with up to 100 tracked jobs and complimentary AI credits. Simplify markets its core Copilot as free. LoopCV publishes a limited free plan. General-purpose tools such as Sheets, Notion, and Trello also have free options.
Check each official plan page before moving your live applications because allowances change.
Should I choose Careerflow or ApplyArc?
Choose Careerflow when LinkedIn profile work and mock interviews are central. Choose ApplyArc when you want a Kanban pipeline connected to writing, research, interview, salary, and follow-up tools. Careerflow's current public paid price was not available during this check, so price is not used to pick a winner.
Can I switch from Teal to ApplyArc?
Partly. Export your Teal data as a backup if your account offers that option, then add the active roles you still need to work in ApplyArc. ApplyArc does not currently import a Teal CSV, so start with interviews and follow-ups rather than rebuilding old history.
Which Teal alternative has the most useful AI?
Count the tasks you actually perform, not the marketing labels. ApplyArc publishes 18 tools across writing, research, interviews, salary, and follow-ups. Careerflow publishes LinkedIn and mock-interview tools. Jobright publishes matching, tailoring, connections, and a copilot. Huntr publishes resume, cover-letter, matching, and interview tools. Test the output for one real role before paying.
Official sources
- Teal pricing · access blocked during this check, so no price quoted
- Teal Job Tracker
- Teal Resume Builder
- Huntr pricing
- Careerflow Job Tracker
- Careerflow AI Mock Interview
- Jobright
- LoopCV pricing
- Simplify Copilot
- Simplify+ features and pricing
Sources checked 31 July 2026. No vendor paid for placement. ApplyArc publishes this guide and is identified as the publisher above.
Adrian George
Founder & Engineer, ApplyArc
Adrian builds and ships ApplyArc end-to-end. He writes about the engineering behind the product, the guards that catch AI tells, the eval harness, and the rewrites that keep cost and latency down.
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