Comparison
A Teal alternative that ends when your search does.
Teal is a well-known job search tool with a large user base and a browser extension. If you mainly want a calmer, cheaper desk for tailoring, tracking and following up, Dayfive may fit better.
| Dayfive | Teal | Huntr | Jobscan | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paid price | $9/month or $24 for 90 days | Teal+ about $29/month | Huntr Pro about $40/month | Jobscan about $30/month (quarterly) |
| Ends on its own | Yes, with the 90-day pass | Subscription | Subscription | Subscription |
| Tailored resumes | Yes, from your own facts | Yes | Yes | Keyword scans |
| Job board / tracker | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Day-five follow-up prompts | Built in | — | — | — |
| Mock interviews | Yes | — | — | — |
| Browser extension | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Competitor prices checked October 2026 from their pricing pages or published reviews. Prices change; check each site before you buy.
Where Dayfive is different
It does not invent anything. Tailoring rewrites your bullets for the job but keeps your employers, titles and dates as you wrote them. If you didn’t give a number, Dayfive won’t make one up.
It tells you when to follow up. Every job you mark as applied gets a countdown to day five and a short note you can send yourself. How day-five follow-ups work.
It has a plan that stops. The Search Sprint is $24 once for 90 days. Nothing renews.
Where Teal may suit you better
If you want to save jobs from many job boards with one click in your browser, Teal and Huntr both offer extensions. Dayfive doesn’t; you paste the posting or link yourself.