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RecruitMyself vs Jobscan

RecruitMyself or Jobscan? Here is how they compare on price, free plan, platforms and the jobs each does best, from each vendor's own pages.

Compiled by · Facts checked 16 October 2026

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RecruitMyself

Free plan · from $19/mo

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Jobscan

Free plan · from $49.95/mo

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What it isFree CV score, AI resume builder, scored job matches and a Chrome extension that autofills applicationsResume scanner that scores how well a resume matches a job post
Free planYesYes
Cheapest paid plan$19/mo (Pro)RecruitMyself pricing$49.95/mo (Premium)Jobscan pricing
What it coversBilled monthly. The pricing page says 3-month and yearly billing save 26% and 47% but does not list those prices. The first resume download opens Pro for 7 days at $2.95.Quarterly billing is $89.95 every 3 months ($29.98 a month); no annual plan is listed; sales tax is added by billing address.
Free trialNone stated7-day free trial of Premium on the quarterly plan, billed $89.95 when it ends unless cancelled; the monthly plan has no trial
PlatformsWeb, Chrome extensionWeb, Chrome extension
Integrations (vendor's figure)Not statedNot stated
Open sourceNoNo
Made byRecruit MyselfJobscan

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What RecruitMyself does

  • Free CV score from 0 to 100 built from 30 checks, for PDF, DOC, DOCX or TXT files up to 5MB
  • AI resume builder with single-column, ATS-friendly templates and selectable-text PDF export
  • Chrome extension that autofills applications on Greenhouse, Lever, Workday, Ashby, LinkedIn and company career pages; you review and submit
  • Pro: one-click CV tailoring to each job description, unlimited ATS scans and keyword fixes
  • Job listings from Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby and SmartRecruiters boards, refreshed twice a day, each scored against your profile
  • Weekday 8 AM email of new roles that score 70% or higher against your CV (Pro)

Watch out for

  • Downloading a resume costs money: the first download starts a $2.95 7-day pass that renews at $19 a month
  • Only one full free CV scan per email; unlimited scans need Pro
  • Prices for 3-month and yearly billing, and for Apply for You, are not published

What Jobscan does

  • Resume scanner with a match rate out of 100 and a list of missing keywords and skills
  • 30+ checks across ATS readability, keywords and skills, content, job match and formatting
  • Detects the employer's applicant tracking system from a company name or job link
  • AI resume optimizer, AI resume builder, and cover letter and bullet point generators
  • LinkedIn optimizer that scores a profile against at least three job descriptions
  • Job tracker with a Chrome extension that saves jobs from boards such as Indeed, LinkedIn and Glassdoor

Watch out for

  • The free plan allows 5 resume scans a month
  • No annual plan; Premium is $49.95 a month, or $89.95 every 3 months
  • The free trial comes only with the quarterly plan, and the LinkedIn optimizer and Auto Apply credits start after the trial

Questions

Is RecruitMyself or Jobscan cheaper?

On published entry prices, RecruitMyself is cheaper: $19/mo (Pro) for RecruitMyself against $49.95/mo (Premium) for Jobscan. What each plan includes differs, so compare the limits too.

Do RecruitMyself and Jobscan have free plans?

Both do. RecruitMyself: Free: one full CV score scan per email (no card), building and previewing resumes, Chrome extension autofill, a LinkedIn profile score and job matches. Downloading a resume is not free: the first download starts a 7-day Pro pass at $2.95, which renews at $19 a month unless cancelled. Jobscan: 5 resume scans a month and 5 ATS and recruiter findings, plus the job tracker, resume builder, resume manager, Chrome extension and post-interview thank-you notes.

Every fact here comes from each vendor's own pages; the sources are listed on the RecruitMyself and Jobscan pages.