The plans differ by volume and nothing else. Every feature — the coach, the metrics, the fit axes, the weekly re-check — is on all three, because none of them costs us anything to run.
Free
$0
One search, in full
Pro
Most common$9.99/mo
A search you are serious about
Max
$29.99/mo
An all-out search
What you can keep
Active applications
Saved searches
Resumes you bring in
What costs money to run
AI runs a month
Forwarded emails filed a month
Assistant messages a month
Interview minutes a month
What everybody gets
Metrics, funnel and cohorts
Counts over rows you already own — no model is called to draw them.
The coach — what to do next, with the count behind it
Arithmetic over your own outcomes, recomputed on every visit.
Fit axes — which direction you are missing by
Signed vectors from scores you already paid for.
Weekly re-check of every company your search found
Reads their job boards directly. No model call, so no meter.
Your own forwarding address
One private address per workspace.
Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workday, Comeet
Read directly, and anything else arrives by forward.
Import a spreadsheet · export everything
Charging to get data in is how you guarantee nobody migrates.
2
Reading your resume and building the profile
One multimodal pass over the file, one to turn it into a profile with every field marked read, inferred or guessed.
~7
One complete search, sentence to scored companies
Parsing the brief, refining what the move is for, going out to find companies, then arguing both sides of each one.
20
Five applications worked end to end
Four runs each: read the posting, score your resume against it, tailor the bullets, draft the letter.
That is the whole design. Free is sized to run one search properly rather than to sample a product, and the ceiling arrives at the point where you have seen whether it works. The sixth application is where it ends.
Each time the model does a discrete piece of work: reading a posting, scoring your resume against it, tailoring bullets, drafting a letter, going out to find companies. A cache hit costs you nothing, because you learned nothing new. A run that fails costs you nothing either — that one is our bug, not your allowance.
Because forwarding is the whole workflow, and it would be absurd for it to eat the budget you need for real work. Filing an email costs about half an AI run, so it is metered separately at 50 a month on Free — more than a real search generates.
Because they cost nothing to produce. Your funnel, your phase histogram, your fit axes and the coach’s do-next list are arithmetic over rows you already own. Charging you for your own data read back would be a strange thing to do.
The next run is refused, and the refusal names which limit and how much of it is left. Nothing is deleted, nothing is hidden, and everything already on your board stays readable. Applications past the ceiling go read-only rather than disappearing — and archiving one you are no longer chasing frees a slot for free.
You keep your plan while the provider retries the card. The usual cause is an expiry date, and revoking a paid search over one failed charge punishes the wrong thing. You get a banner, not a lockout.
Paddle, as merchant of record. Your invoice carries their name, the purchase contract is with them, and they handle tax. Stripe does not support our country, and that is the entire reason — worth knowing before it surprises you on a statement.
Fourteen days, no questions asked, on your first payment — email support and you get all of it back without explaining why. A job search is a bad time to be arguing about ten dollars. The full policy is on the refunds page.
Cancel from the billing page at any time. The plan runs to the end of the period you already paid for and then drops to Free. Nothing is deleted at any point, and you can export the whole workspace as JSON whenever you like.
No, and deliberately. A trial clock decides when you have to make up your mind; a free plan lets you decide once you have actually learned something. There is no card at sign-up and nothing expires.
It reads it once, shows you what it understood, and lets you argue with every field before anything is saved as fact.
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