Jobright review and alternatives
Last updated · By the Scowter team
Short answer
Jobright is an AI job search tool. It matches you to jobs, fills in application forms, tailors your resume and suggests people who could refer you. It suits people who want better matches and will apply themselves. A done-for-you service is the better choice if you want someone else to apply and follow up for you.
What is Jobright?
Jobright calls itself an AI job search copilot. The site lists five main features: personal job matches, one-click autofill for application forms, a tailored resume for each job, insider referral suggestions, and an AI career helper named Orion.
The About page names Eric Cheng as co-founder and CEO and Ethan Zheng as co-founder and CTO. The site says it has 3,000,000 users. A founding year and office location are not published on the pages we opened.
What does Jobright cost?
Jobright does not publish job seeker prices on its public site. The address jobright.ai/pricing returned a 404 page on 12 Nov 2026, and the Pricing link on the home page goes to employer pricing. The home page has a Try For Free button, so you can start without paying.
A third-party review by Sprad, dated 9 November 2026, reports these prices for the paid Turbo plan. Jobright has not confirmed them on a public page, so check the price at checkout.
- Turbo weekly: reported at $17.99 per week
- Turbo monthly: reported at $39.99 per month
- Turbo quarterly: reported at about $89.99 per three months
- Free plan: the same review reports daily credits of 2 tailored resumes, 2 cover letters and 4 autofills
What users say
On Trustpilot, Jobright has a TrustScore of 4.8 out of 5 from 3,763 reviews (checked 12 Nov 2026). The profile was claimed in December 2025, and almost all of the reviews are from the last 12 months. About 84% are 5 stars and about 1% are 1 star.
Reviewers like the job matching, the autofill, and the resume and cover letter tailoring. Complaints mention pages that go blank, limits on which countries are covered, a credit system that confuses some people, and match scores that differ from other job boards.
Jobright vs Scowter
Jobright is a tool you use yourself. Scowter has free tools you use yourself, and also Hire Us, where a team applies for you.
| Jobright | Scowter | |
|---|---|---|
| Who does the work | You do, with AI matching and autofill | Real people in a Human + AI team (Hire Us). You can also use the free tools yourself. |
| Screening questions | Autofill fills the form. You review and submit. | The Hire Us team answers them for you. |
| CV tailoring | A tailored resume for each job | Tailored for each role by the team. The free AI CV optimizer does it from a job link or job description. |
| Recruiter outreach | Suggests insider connections. You contact them yourself. | The team messages recruiters and follows up. |
| Price | Not published on the public site. A third-party review reports Turbo at $17.99 per week, $39.99 per month or about $89.99 per quarter. Not confirmed by Jobright. | Job search and CV optimizer are free. Contact Scowter for Hire Us pricing. |
| Best for | People who want strong job matching and will apply themselves | People who want a team to run the whole job hunt, or who want free search and CV tools |
Who should pick which
Pick Jobright if you want one place for job matches, autofill and referral ideas, and you have time to apply yourself. It has the highest Trustpilot score of the tools we checked.
Pick Scowter Hire Us if you want real people to apply to matching jobs, answer the screening questions, tailor the CV and message recruiters. Pick the free Scowter AI job search if you want to search 150+ job boards at no cost.
Other alternatives
Other names people compare with Jobright:
- Simplify Copilot: free autofill extension
- JobCopilot: daily AI applications
- Teal: resume builder with a job tracker
- Wobo AI: auto-apply with a free plan