Jobright is an AI job search platform for US jobs. It finds openings that match your resume, helps you prepare resumes, cover letters and applications, keeps track of where you've applied and shows who you could contact at each company.
Visit JobrightWith daily limits, e.g. 2 tailored resumes and 4 autofills a day
Also $17.99 a week or $89.99 for 3 months
Resume tools work from anywhere
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Upload your resume and Jobright shows a feed of US openings, each with a match score for your experience, skills and industry. You can filter by location, job type and seniority, and correct the skills it picked up from your resume; when we did, the score changed. Job cards also show whether an employer sponsors H-1B visas.
FreePaid plan adds “Hidden Jobs”Open a job and Jobright compares it with your resume, lists the skills you seem to be missing and offers to rewrite your summary, skills and bullet points. It also writes a cover letter you can edit and download. You can keep up to five base resumes, for example for different kinds of roles.
The Chrome extension fills in an employer's application form from your profile and attaches your resume. For some jobs, the form opens inside Jobright (“Easy Apply”). You check the answers and press submit yourself. On one form in our test it filled 8 of 10 required fields.
Free: 4 autofills and 2 Easy Apply a dayPaid: unlimited autofillFor each job, Jobright shows employees and alumni from your school who work there, and drafts a LinkedIn or email message. It can also look up a person's work email.
In our test, the LinkedIn drafts ran over the 200-character limit shown in the same window, so they needed shortening before sending.
Free: contacts and drafts, 2 email lookups a dayPaid: unlimited lookupsJobright Agent is meant to find jobs that fit your preferences, prepare the documents and submit applications in your name. In October 2026 it was in beta on the paid plan; free users could join a waitlist. Whether you see each application before it's sent, which address it goes from and who answers the employer's questions isn't confirmed.
Jobright reported that in a three-week test with 200 beta users, Agent doubled the number of interviews (The Register, June 2025). That's the company's own figure.
Jobright's tracker keeps saved jobs and applications in one place. You can also add jobs you found on other sites, so your whole search stays together even when you apply elsewhere.
FreeBrowse questions asked at specific companies, or ask Orion, Jobright's AI assistant, to help you prepare for a role. Turbo adds weekly group Q&A sessions, and 1:1 coaching is sold separately.
Free: question preview and OrionFull question bank: 3-month plan or a passThe free plan doesn't expire and doesn't ask for a card. The paid plan, called Turbo, removes the daily limits and adds Hidden Jobs and beta access to Agent.
| Plan | You pay | Monthly equivalent |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | No card needed |
| Turbo, monthly | $39.99every month | $39.99 |
| Turbo, weekly | $17.99every week | about $78 |
| Turbo, 3 months | $89.99every 3 months | about $30 |
US dollars, as shown in the app on October 2, 2026.
| Feature | Free | Turbo |
|---|---|---|
| Find jobs | ||
| Job matches with a score | Included | Included |
| Hidden Jobs | Not included | Included |
| Saved searches and job alerts | 1 of each | Unlimited |
| Prepare your application | ||
| Tailored resumes | 2 a day | Unlimited |
| Cover letters | 2 a day | Unlimited |
| Orion chat assistant | Included | Included |
| Apply | ||
| Autofill with the Chrome extension | 4 a day | Unlimited |
| Easy Apply inside Jobright | 2 a day | Not checked |
| Jobright Agent (applies for you) | Waitlist | Beta |
| Reach people | ||
| Contacts at the company and message drafts | Included | Included |
| Work email lookup | 2 a day | Unlimited |
| Interviews and tracking | ||
| Company interview questions | Preview | 3-month plan |
| Weekly group Q&A | Not included | Included |
| Job tracker | Included | Included |
As shown in the app on October 2–3, 2026.
| Interview questions for one company, 7 days, one-time payment | $19.99 |
| Interview questions for all companies, 30 days, one-time payment | $39.99 |
| 1:1 session with a career coach, 30 minutes | $79.99 |
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| Chrome extension | 363 ratings | 4.9 |
|---|---|---|
| iPhone app | about 1,600 ratings | 4.8 |
| Android app | 712 ratings | 4.6 |
These rate the extension and apps, not the platform as a whole.
Themes that come up repeatedly in Trustpilot and Reddit reviews from the past 12 months, for example a platform review and “Is Turbo worth it?”.
Jobright is listed in AI job search platforms, and also in Auto-apply tools, Resume builders & checkers, Job boards & aggregators and Interview assistants.
Jobright was founded in 2023 by Eric (Yuan) Cheng, its CEO, and Ethan (Yudian) Zheng, its CTO, and is based in Santa Clara, California. It launched publicly in 2024 and has raised about $7.7 million, including a $3.2 million round in June 2025 led by Translink Capital, with Indeed's venture arm taking part.
On its site and paid-plan screens: “8M+ jobs” and “400K+ new jobs every day”, “3x more interviews with Jobright Turbo”, “80% time saved”, “90% of your job search automated” and “all less than $1 a day”. We haven't measured any of these. “Less than $1 a day” holds only for the 3-month plan; monthly works out to about $1.33 a day.
To fill in applications, Jobright needs a detailed profile: contact details, work history, education, work authorization and, if you choose, answers to optional diversity questions. You can connect Gmail so it can read application verification codes, but you don't have to.
Yes. You can sign up without a card, and the free plan doesn't expire. It includes job matches, a job tracker and daily allowances of the AI tools: 2 tailored resumes, 2 cover letters, 4 autofills, 2 Easy Apply applications and 2 email lookups a day (October 2026).
$39.99 every month, $17.99 every week or $89.99 every 3 months, as shown in the app on October 2, 2026. There's no free trial of Turbo.
Jobright Agent is meant to do that; in October 2026 it was in beta on the paid plan, with a waitlist for free users, and we haven't tested it. On the free plan you review and submit each application yourself.
Its job listings are US jobs. The resume and cover letter tools work from anywhere, but many “remote” listings are remote only within the US.
It's a real product from an identifiable US company with named founders and venture funding, and you can try it without a card. That alone doesn't tell you how well it works; the sections above show what it does and what users report.
| Features and free limits | Our free account, web app and Chrome extension · | Oct 2–3, 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Prices and offers | Jobright app · · | Oct 2, 2026 |
| Ratings | Trustpilot, Chrome Web Store, App Store, Google Play | Oct 2–3, 2026 |
| What users say | Trustpilot and Reddit posts from the past 12 months; posts by competitors and vendor-linked accounts left out | Oct 2, 2026 |
| Terms, refunds and cancellation | Terms of Service and Refund and Cancellation Policy (both updated July 29, 2026) | Oct 16, 2026 |
| Agent and company | jobright.ai/ai-agent, jobright.ai/about, CB Insights, The Register | Oct 3, 2026 |
We used the free plan with a test resume of a senior performance marketer: job matches, one tailored resume and cover letter, autofill on two forms, contacts and drafts. We haven't used Turbo or Agent. Choosery has no affiliate or business relationship with Jobright. How we research
