Teal vs Huntr (2026): Prices, Features and a Cheaper Pick

If you are choosing between Teal and Huntr, look at the price of a third option first. Leepo Pro costs $19 a month, against $29 every 30 days for Teal+ and $40 a month for Huntr Pro, as of November 2026. For that price Leepo applies for you to the newest jobs you fully qualify for, at a daily number you set, tailors a resume for each job from your own saved experience and checks every suggested line, and moves each application’s status by itself when the employer replies. Its free Chrome extension fills the forms you complete yourself. Between Teal and Huntr themselves, the short answer is this: Teal costs less and its free plan tracks unlimited jobs, while Huntr’s free plan stops at 100 tracked jobs but includes unlimited application autofills, and Huntr has mobile apps.

Leepo is our product, so we list it first and say why; every fact about Teal and Huntr comes from their own websites, checked in November 2026 and linked where it appears. Huntr here means the job tracker at huntr.co.

Teal vs Huntr vs Leepo pricing (as of November 2026)

These are the plans on Teal’s pricing page, Huntr’s pricing page and Leepo’s pricing page. All prices are in US dollars.

Over one month, Leepo Pro costs $10 less than Teal+ and $21 less than Huntr Pro. Over three months the gap is $34 and $45. Teal’s help center also lists an annual plan at $179, which is about the price of four Leepo quarters ($180). Its free trial article is the source for the one-time credits. Prices change, so check each page before you pay.

Teal vs Huntr vs Leepo, feature by feature

The Teal column comes from its job tracker, resume builder and Chrome extension pages. The Huntr column comes from its job tracker, resume tailor, autofill and contact tracker pages.

Huntr’s follow-up details come from its help center articles on Activities and AI email templates.

Teal or Huntr: the differences between the two

If you have ruled out everything else and it is down to these two, five differences decide it.

• Price. Teal+ is $29 every 30 days and Huntr Pro is $40 a month. Teal also sells 7 days for $13, and Huntr’s longest plan is 6 months for $160.
• Free tracking. Teal’s free plan tracks unlimited jobs. Huntr’s tracks up to 100, and unlimited tracking needs Pro.
• Free AI. Teal gives free members a one-time set of credits for bullets, summaries and cover letters. Huntr’s free plan includes 2 job-tailored resumes and a small number of AI credits.
• How the tracker looks. Teal’s is a spreadsheet view with excitement ratings and checklists. Huntr’s is a Kanban board you drag cards across, with a map of employer locations.
• Applying and phones. Huntr’s extension autofills application forms, unlimited on its free plan, and Huntr has mobile apps on the App Store and Google Play. Teal’s extension page describes saving jobs and searching across job boards.

So between the two, Teal is the lower-cost choice with unlimited free tracking, and Huntr is the choice for a Kanban board with autofill and a phone app.

Where Leepo is ahead of both

• It costs less. $19 a month against $29 and $40, $45 for 3 months against $79 and $90, and $6.99 for a single week when your search is short.
• It applies for you. Leepo applies to the newest jobs you fully qualify for. It never fakes an answer. On Pro, Leepo reads the years of experience, where the company hires, work permit or visa sponsorship and the degree each posting asks before anything is sent, tailors your resume from your own experience, fills the employer’s form and sends it from your own Leepo email address. You choose “Show me each one first” or “Apply without asking”, set a daily number of 2, 5 or 10, and keep a receipt for each one with what was filled and the employer’s confirmation page. Leepo applies on employers’ own forms such as Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby; see how Leepo applies for you.
• Tailoring comes from your own record. You save projects, achievements and notes in a Career Vault, with GitHub and LinkedIn import. AI resume tailoring writes from that record, checks each suggested line against it, and you accept the edits you want.
• The tracker updates itself. The extension offers to record an application on the employer’s “application received” page. On Pro, you use your own Leepo email address on job sites, and replies that arrive there move the status to online assessment, interviewing, offer or rejected and buzz your phone. The job application tracker also notices when an application has gone quiet and reminds you to follow up.
• It tells you whether you qualify. “Can you apply?” reads the years of experience asked, where the company hires, work permit or visa sponsorship and the degree, and answers in words before you spend time on the form. Leepo runs the same check before it applies for you.
• Free credits come back every month. Leepo’s free plan includes 3 AI credits a month, and one tailored resume uses 1 credit.
• A free extension for the forms you fill yourself. The free Leepo Companion extension fills the employer’s form from your saved answers and attaches your resume PDF. You check the form and press Submit yourself, and questions about gender, veteran status, disability and salary always wait for you.

Which should you choose?

For most job seekers the pick is Leepo. It covers what people open Teal and Huntr for, which is tracking, tailoring and filling forms, in one place, it costs less than either, and on Pro it also applies for you.

Choose Leepo if…

• You want Leepo to apply for you, only to jobs you fully qualify for, at a daily number you set.
• You want to pay $19 a month, or $6.99 for one focused week, instead of $29 or $40.
• You want each tailored resume written from your saved experience, with every line checked.
• You want statuses on Pro to move when the employer writes back, without touching the board.
• You want to know whether you qualify before you apply, including visa sponsorship.
• You want unlimited tracking and AI credits that renew every month on the free plan.

When Teal or Huntr may still suit you

Teal

• You want unlimited AI bullets, summaries and cover letters; Leepo Pro includes 80 AI credits a month.
• You want 10 resume templates on a free plan; Leepo’s free plan has the Standard look.
• You expect to search for a full year and want one annual payment of $179.

Huntr

• You save most jobs on your phone and want an app from the App Store or Google Play.
• You want unlimited AI tailored resumes, cover letters and resume reviews on the paid plan.
• You like a map of employer locations beside your board.

A 30-minute test on one real job

All three tools have a free plan, so you can settle this yourself with one live posting you would really apply to.

1. Save the same posting in each tool. Note how much you typed by hand.

2. Check the fit. Write down the missing keywords each tool finds, and cross out any you cannot claim.

3. Tailor your resume for it. For each suggested line, ask: could I explain this in an interview?

4. Count the suggestions you rejected because they said more than you did.

5. Start the real application with the extension. Note what it filled and what it left for you.

6. After you submit, look at the tracker. Did the application record itself?

7. Add up the cost of the plan you would need for the length of your search.

To run the Leepo side, create a free account at leepo.ai and paste the job link. For a closer look at either tool against Leepo, see our Teal alternative and Huntr alternative pages, or the wider roundups of the best job application trackers and the best AI resume tailoring tools.