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Resymetry vs Teal

Teal alternative: which one should you use?

Teal is a resume builder and job tracker. It keeps your work history in one place, writes bullet points and summaries with AI, and scores a resume against a job description you attach.

Quick answer

Pick Teal if you are rewriting from scratch and want a builder, templates and a place to keep every tailored version. Pick Resymetry if your CV already exists and you want it checked against one specific job, without a subscription.

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The score and the main issues are free. The full report is $2.99, once — no subscription, no account. Facts about Teal checked on 6 November 2026.

What Teal does better

Written first, because a comparison that cannot say this is an advert.

  • A real resume builder with templates and design control, which Resymetry deliberately is not.

    Source: Teal pricing, read 6 November 2026

  • Your career history is stored once and reused for every tailored version.

    Source: Teal pricing, read 6 November 2026

  • Job tracking, email templates and LinkedIn tools in the same place.

    Source: Teal pricing, read 6 November 2026

  • A weekly plan at $13, which is cheap if you only need a short burst of work.

    Source: Teal pricing, read 6 November 2026

The facts, side by side

What Teal says on its own pages, next to how Resymetry works.

What it is for

Teal

A place to build, store and tailor resumes, with a match score and a job tracker.

Source: Teal pricing, read 6 November 2026

Resymetry

Reads a CV you already have against one job or role, and says what to fix. It does not build CVs or track applications.

What the free tier lets you do

Teal

Unlimited resumes and job tracking, 10 templates, the top 5 keywords from a job description, basic resume analysis and a few AI credits. No credit card needed to start.

Source: Teal pricing, read 6 November 2026

Resymetry

The score and the main issues, free every time. One free analysis per browser every 72 hours.

How you pay

Teal

Teal+ subscription: $13 every 7 days, $29 every 30 days, or $79 every 90 days. Cancel in account settings; it ends with the period you paid for.

Source: Teal pricing, read 6 November 2026

Resymetry

$2.99 once for one full report. No subscription, nothing renews.

Refunds

Teal

On request by email, only within your plan's eligibility period, which the pricing page links to its cancellation policy for.

Source: Teal pricing, read 6 November 2026

Resymetry

Refunded without question if the report never appears, is broken, or you were charged twice. Nothing to cancel, because nothing renews.

Account needed

Teal

Yes. Your career history is kept in your account, which is the point of the product.

Source: Teal pricing, read 6 November 2026

Resymetry

No account.

What each costs

Teal: A free tier, then Teal+ at $13 every 7 days, $29 every 30 days, or $79 every 90 days.

Source: Teal pricing, read 6 November 2026

Resymetry: the score and the main issues are free. The full report is $2.99, once, with no subscription and no account.

A three-month job search on Teal+'s 90-day plan costs $79. The same money buys 26 Resymetry full reports at $2.99 each, and the score itself is free.

Prices change without notice, so check Teal’s own page before deciding — and tell us if this page is out of date.

How the check itself differs

What it is

Teal

A place to build and store CVs, with a check included.

Source: Teal pricing, read 6 November 2026

Resymetry

A check on the CV you already have.

Who writes the words

Teal

AI writes bullets, summaries and cover letters for you to edit.

Source: Teal pricing, read 6 November 2026

Resymetry

You do. We never write a bullet point for you or invent an achievement.

How long you pay

Teal

A plan that renews every week, month or quarter.

Source: Teal pricing, read 6 November 2026

Resymetry

$2.99 once per full report.

Which one to use

Teal, if: You are rewriting your CV from scratch, you want templates and a builder, and you will keep tailoring versions over months.

Resymetry, if: Your CV exists and you want to know how it reads against one specific job, without starting a subscription or keeping your history in another account.

Neither of us can promise you an interview

A score is a reading of how your CV matches a job, not a prediction of what an employer will do. Resymetry says what is missing and where; what happens next depends on the role, the other applicants and the people reading. Free ATS CV templates if your layout is the problem rather than the content.

Questions about Teal

Is Teal free?

Yes, with limits: unlimited resumes and job tracking, but only the top 5 keywords from a job description and a few AI credits. Teal+ costs $13 every 7 days, $29 every 30 days, or $79 every 90 days.

Source: Teal pricing, read 6 November 2026

Is Teal worth it?

It can be if you will build and tailor several resumes and use the tracker. If your CV is written and you only want it read against one job, a builder is more than you need.

Source: Teal pricing, read 6 November 2026

Teal or Huntr?

Both track applications. Teal is built around the resume builder; Huntr is built around the tracker, and its free plan tracks up to 100 jobs. Teal+ starts at $13 a week; Huntr Pro is $40 a month.

Source: Teal pricing, read 6 November 2026; Huntr pricing, read 6 November 2026

What is a Teal alternative for checking a CV I already have?

Resymetry reads an existing CV against one job or role. The score and main issues are free, and the full report is $2.99 once, with no account. It does not build CVs or track applications.

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Sources

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