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MORT review

Freemium#17 of 67 in AI Job Search Tools

A low-cost job search toolkit with matching, application help and interview practice.

6.6/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

MORT is a web-based job search tool for people looking for their next role. It searches listings across company career pages and major job platforms, then scores each listing from 0–100 against a user's profile. Alongside search, it offers role-specific resumes and cover letters, interview practice, application tracking and follow-up message drafts. Its breadth makes it relevant to solo job seekers who want a single place to organize several steps of a search, rather than only a listing finder.

The free plan includes unlimited job matching, five AI match scores per day and tracking for up to 20 applications. PRO removes the listed limits on AI match scores, tailored resumes and cover letters, and interview practice, and adds priority support. The published plan options show PRO at £3.99 per week and £14.99 per month. That gives buyers a low-cost paid option, while the free tier can suit a smaller or exploratory search. The useful comparison is whether the daily scoring and tracker caps on Free are workable before paying for expanded access.

A notable distinction is the combination of compatibility scoring and role-tailored practice: users can assess fit, prepare application materials and rehearse role-specific questions with feedback. MORT also drafts follow-up messages for email or LinkedIn. Auto Apply is marked beta; it prepares application materials and can submit through the user's AI agent, with review before submission by default. Integrations include Claude, Codex and Gemini. Job seekers who want application preparation and tracking in one web tool may find that mix useful; those seeking dependable automated submission should be cautious about relying on a beta feature tied to their own agent.

MORT pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Searches company career pages and major job platforms
    • Creates tailored resumes, cover letters and interview practice
    • Free plan includes unlimited matching and an application tracker
  • Where it doesn't
    • Free plan limits AI match scores to 5 per day
    • Free application tracker is capped at 20 applications
    • Auto Apply is beta and depends on the user's AI agent

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