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Surio review

Freemium#49 of 81 in Portfolio Website Builders

A focused portfolio and CV platform for job seekers who want AI-assisted career tools.

5.3/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Surio combines a portfolio builder with AI-crafted CVs, CV tailoring for job applications, a link hub, public-site analytics, a dedicated inbox, and portfolio data export. It is aimed at designers, developers, founders, students, and freelancers who want a personal-brand site alongside practical job-search materials. Smart themes and custom-domain support keep the core offering focused on presenting work and professional profiles in one place.

The pricing structure is straightforward. The Free plan costs $0 forever and includes basic templates, a public portfolio, a Surio watermark, and community support, with up to five projects. Pro costs $12 per month when billed monthly and adds unlimited projects, premium themes, a custom domain, branding removal, advanced analytics, and priority support. The paid tier is therefore the more suitable option for a polished public portfolio, particularly when branding control, project capacity, and visitor insights matter.

Surio’s main strength is its narrow connection between portfolio presentation and career preparation. AI CV creation and tailoring complement the portfolio, while the link hub and inbox provide additional ways to organize professional contact points. It is a good choice for individual job seekers who value an integrated portfolio-and-CV workflow, especially if they want a custom domain and analytics. Those needing commerce, proofing, or media-oriented portfolio capabilities should choose a more specialized platform. Surio is also a web-only product, so it fits browser-based publishing rather than a broader multi-platform workflow.

Surio pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • AI-crafted CVs and job-application tailoring
    • Custom domains, smart themes, and unlimited Pro projects
    • Link hub, analytics, inbox, and portfolio data export
  • Where it doesn't
    • Free sites include a Surio watermark
    • Web-only platform with no described commerce tools
    • No described proofing or media-focused features

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