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Jobr review

Freemium#23 of 67 in AI Job Search Tools

Matches roles and prepares reviewed applications, with paid plans starting at $19 per week.

6.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Jobr is an AI job-search platform for individual job seekers who want help finding relevant roles and preparing applications. It matches profiles and preferences to listings, creates tailored resumes and personalized cover letters, and submits applications automatically after human review. A dashboard tracks application statuses, while a wishlist and Chrome side-panel extension support saving and tracking roles. Free tools include a resume builder, cover-letter generator, portfolio builder, and job tracker; managed Apply For Me applications are paid.

The main distinction is the combination of automation and a review step: applications are not simply sent as soon as the AI prepares them. Jobr lists Greenhouse, Lever, Workday, LinkedIn, Indeed, and Workable among its integrations, and supports applications on company career portals. The browser extension is useful for people who also want to save roles while browsing. This workflow suits individual applicants seeking assistance with repeated applications, though anyone who wants full control over every submission should consider whether automated submission fits their process.

According to Jobr's published plans, Apply For Me - Weekly costs $19 for 50 applications; Apply For Me - Monthly costs $44 per month, and Apply For Me - 3 months costs $97 for three months. Each plan highlights AI-tailored applications and human review before submission. Free tools cover resume, cover-letter, portfolio, and tracking tasks, while paid plans add managed applications with quotas. Jobr states that subscription plans generally are not refundable, and that a separate guarantee program has its own terms. Jobr is a fit for solo job seekers who value application assistance and review; those who prefer to submit everything themselves may get more from the free tools alone.

Jobr pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Matches job listings to a profile and stated preferences
    • Tailors resumes and cover letters for individual applications
    • Tracks statuses and saved roles in a dashboard and Chrome extension
  • Where it doesn't
    • Paid weekly plan is $19 for 50 applications
    • Automatic submissions depend on human review before sending
    • Managed applications require a paid Apply For Me plan

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