FAFJ vs Teal

Both track your job search for free with no cap. Teal builds around your resume, with a builder, keyword matching and templates; FAFJ builds around tracking, filling itself in as you apply and, on Pro, from your inbox.

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FAFJ and Teal, side by side

Compared October 2026, from each product’s own site. A dash means we didn’t find it on the pages of theirs we read, listed at the bottom; plans and prices change, so check theirs before you decide.

FAFJTeal
Free planUnlimited applications, no cardUnlimited job tracking and resumes, free forever
Paid planPro: see PricingTeal+: $13 a week, $29 every 30 days or $79 every 90 days
Save jobs from your browserExtension for Chrome, Firefox and EdgeChrome extension
Job tracked when you click ApplyYes, with the full posting; moves to Applied when you submit—
Resume builderNo: FAFJ works with the resume you haveYes, with templates and Design Mode
Compare your resume with a jobAI Match: your fit, each requirement and suggested edits (Pro)Keyword matching: top 5 keywords on Free; unlimited, with a Match Score, on Teal+
Tailor your resume to a jobAI Match, then Tailor my resume: the whole resume rewritten for the job, edited like a document, downloaded as Word or PDF (Pro)Its resume builder, with keyword matching
AI cover lettersPro, 1 AI credit each2 AI credits on Free; unlimited on Teal+
Email templates—1 per job stage on Free; unlimited on Teal+
ContactsSaved with each application, and from your email on ProContacts on each job, and a networking CRM
Gmail and Outlook syncPro, with your calendar and a Review inbox—
Share your search with people helping youUp to 3 people (Pro)—

Where FAFJ is different

FAFJ is a tracker first. Click Apply on a posting and the job is already on your list, with the full description and pay, and it moves to Applied when you submit. On Pro, Gmail or Outlook keeps every status current, AI Match shows your fit for a job, and AI writes a cover letter from your resume. How FAFJ works

Clicking Apply on a saved job marks it Applied; on another saved job, Sync job details brings in its place, pay and description

Which fits you

FAFJ fits better when

  • You want every application tracked without typing: saved when you click Apply, and moved to Applied when you submit.
  • You want the posting kept after the listing comes down.
  • You want Gmail or Outlook, and your calendar, to keep statuses and interviews current, with a Review inbox for anything unclear (Pro).
  • You use Firefox or Edge: the FAFJ extension is in both stores, and Chrome's.
  • People are helping you look, and you want them to see your search or add jobs to it (Pro).

Teal might fit better when

  • You want to build or rework your resume, with templates and design controls.
  • You want keyword matching and a Match Score while you write your resume.
  • You want email templates for each stage of the search, and checklists for each application.
  • You expect a short, intense search and would rather pay by the week.

Questions

Is FAFJ a free Teal alternative?

For tracking, yes. Both track unlimited jobs for free. FAFJ's extension also tracks each job when you click Apply, and Pro keeps statuses current from Gmail or Outlook.

Does FAFJ have a resume builder like Teal?

No. FAFJ doesn't build or design resumes from templates. On Pro, it tailors yours to each job.

Can I move my jobs from Teal to FAFJ?

FAFJ doesn't import other trackers' files. On Pro, Recheck past email fills in up to 6 months of applications from their confirmation and rejection emails, and on any plan you can add a job by pasting its link.

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Go find a fkn job. We’ll keep track.

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Free and unlimited, no card. Pro is in beta while we finish it. See Free and Pro

Teal is a trademark of its owner, named here only to compare. Sources, read October 2026: Teal pricing · Teal job tracker