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Teal review

A practical choice for managing tailored resumes across many applications.

8.3/10Editor score
Teal8.3 Visit Teal

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Teal is a browser-based resume builder and job-search platform for people managing multiple applications. It supports unlimited resume versions, imports from LinkedIn or PDF and Word documents, resume analysis, job-description comparisons, AI-assisted bullets and professional summaries, customizable templates, PDF export, and application tracking. Its Chrome extension helps users save and track jobs across supported job boards, making it suited to job seekers who tailor applications rather than maintain one general resume.

The free plan includes unlimited resume creation, 10 free resume templates, basic resume analysis, the top five job-description keywords, and limited AI credits. Paid access is available through Teal+ Weekly at $13 per week, Teal+ Monthly at $29 per month, and Teal+ Quarterly at $79 per quarter. Each paid plan adds unlimited resumes, unlimited template access, unlimited keyword matching, advanced resume analysis, and unlimited AI tools. The plan structure gives frequent applicants more room for repeated tailoring, while the free tier covers core resume creation with tighter limits on analysis and AI use.

Teal’s main ecosystem advantage is its combination of web access, a Chrome extension, resume tailoring, and job tracking. Integrations with LinkedIn, Indeed, Glassdoor, and BuiltIn support a workflow that connects job discovery with application materials. The product is a strong fit for applicants who want match scores, targeted keywords, multiple resume versions, and centralized application tracking. It may be less suitable for users seeking broader export choices, since PDF is the documented export format, or for those who only need a simple one-time resume without ongoing job-search tools.

Teal pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Unlimited resume versions and imports from LinkedIn or documents
    • Match Scores, keyword matching, and AI-assisted bullets and summaries
    • Application tracking with LinkedIn, Indeed, Glassdoor, and BuiltIn integrations
  • Where it doesn't
    • Free plan includes limited AI credits
    • Free users get basic analysis and only the top 5 job-description keywords
    • PDF is the documented export format

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