What is Teal?
Teal is a career tool with a resume builder, an AI resume analyzer, AI writing help for summaries, bullets and cover letters, and a job application tracker. It runs in the browser at tealhq.com, with a free Chrome extension for saving jobs from job boards.
Who it's for
Job seekers who want to tailor resumes to specific job descriptions and track applications, contacts and companies in one place. Teal's pricing is built around active job searches, with weekly, monthly and quarterly Teal+ billing.
Pros & cons
Strengths
- Teal's pricing page lists unlimited resumes and unlimited job tracking on the free plan, and the free plan needs no credit card.
- Teal's resume builder page says you can attach a job description to get a Match Score and keyword suggestions, and run an AI analyzer that returns an ATS score and recommendations.
- Teal says you can import an existing resume (PDF, Word or pasted text) or a LinkedIn profile, and names PDF as the export format.
- Teal's Chrome extension page says it saves postings from 40+ job boards, naming Indeed, Glassdoor, BuiltIn and LinkedIn, and lets you add a job manually when a site is not supported.
- Teal's pricing page lists Teal+ as unlimited templates, keyword matching, analysis mode and AI credits for bullets, summaries and cover letters.
- Teal's terms say you keep ownership of the resumes, cover letters and notes you upload, and its refund rules are stated with fixed windows (2, 7 or 14 days by plan).
Limitations
- Free AI use is capped by credits: the pricing page lists 10 for resume bullets, 2 for professional summaries and 2 for cover letters. A Teal blog post says 5 bullet credits, so Teal's own pages disagree.
- Free keyword matching shows only the top 5 keywords per job description, with basic analysis, basic design settings and 1 email template per job stage; the full set is a Teal+ feature.
- Teal's pages disagree on free templates: the pricing page lists 10, while the resume builder page says 100+ free templates and lists premium templates under Teal+.
- Teal's terms list weekly, monthly, quarterly and annual Teal+ billing, but the pricing page shows only weekly, monthly and quarterly. Subscriptions renew automatically, and Teal says it is not responsible for charges if you do not cancel.
- Refunds are not automatic: requests go by email and are considered only within 2 calendar days (weekly), 7 days (monthly) or 14 days (quarterly or annual) of the billing period start. The privacy policy says career content may be used to improve Teal's AI in anonymized, aggregated form and may be sent to third-party AI providers such as OpenAI; it describes no opt-out.
Plans and pricing
- Free: $0. Unlimited resumes and job tracking; 10 templates; top 5 keywords; basic analysis; 10 bullet, 2 summary and 2 cover letter AI credits.
- Teal+ weekly: $13 every 7 days. Unlimited templates, keyword matching, analysis and AI credits; advanced design settings.
- Teal+ monthly: $29 every 30 days. Same Teal+ features.
- Teal+ quarterly: $79 every 90 days. Same Teal+ features; about $0.87 a day per Teal's page.
Prices and plan contents were read from Teal's official pricing page, in USD, and match Teal's blog and the terms page except where noted above. Teal's terms mention annual billing but no annual price was found. Confirm on the live pricing page.
Details checked October 2026 against the vendor's own pages. Prices and limits change, so confirm before you buy. Official pricing page ↗
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Teal — at a glance
Teal is a career tool with a resume builder, an AI resume analyzer, AI writing help for summaries, bullets and cover letters, and a job application tracker. It runs in the browser at tealhq.com, with a free Chrome extension for saving jobs from job boards.
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