Teal ($13–$29/month) is a resume builder with a free job tracker. Huntr ($40/month) is the strongest application tracker of the three. Neither checks which countries a "remote" job is open to. You still have to read every posting yourself to find out if your country is eligible. RemoteHunt reads that for you: it scans 70,000+ live postings, drops the ones closed to your country, and scores what's left 0–100 against your resume. Every match is scored for free, no card needed, and some show the company and apply link. Showing the company on every match costs $29 once for the 90-day pass, with no renewal, or Monthly ($12 a month).
If you are searching for a remote job from outside the US or Western Europe, you already know the real problem: most "remote" postings are not remote for you. They say "remote" and mean "remote, if you live in the US." Teal and Huntr are both good tools, but neither one reads a job posting to tell you whether your country is eligible before you spend twenty minutes tailoring a resume for it. That's the gap RemoteHunt tries to close.
We built RemoteHunt, so we have a bias here. Read this with that in mind. But we also think you should pick whichever tool fits your search, even if it's not us. Below is what each tool does, what it costs as of September 2026, and where it falls short.
The three tools
| Teal | Huntr | RemoteHunt | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it's for | Resume builder + tracker | Application tracker | Remote job search + scoring |
| Free plan | Yes: unlimited resumes, job tracker, 10 templates, limited AI credits | Yes: tracker up to 100 jobs, 2 tailored resumes, basic matching | Yes: $0, no card. Every match scored. Company and apply link on some matches. |
| Paid plan | Teal+: $13/week, $29/month, or $79/quarter | Pro: $40/month, $30/month quarterly, $26.66/month biannual | 90-day pass: $29 once, or Monthly ($12 a month) |
| Billing | Recurring subscription | Recurring subscription | 90-day pass: one-time, no renewal; Monthly: recurring |
| Checks which countries a job can hire you in | No | No | Yes: this is the whole point |
| Application tracker (kanban board) | Yes | Yes, more built out | Yes, simpler (the Hunt pipeline) |
| Chrome extension | Yes: job clipper | Yes: job clipper + autofill | Yes: shows match score and country eligibility on any job page |
| Auto-apply | No | No | No |
Prices and features above were checked directly against Teal's pricing page and Huntr's pricing page in September 2026. SaaS prices change. Check their pages for the current number before you pay.
Teal — the resume builder, with a real free tracker
Teal's resume builder is the best of the three. Drag-to-reorder sections, AI-suggested bullet points, and an ATS keyword checker that tells you which words from the job description are missing from your resume. The free plan gives you unlimited resumes, 10 templates, a full job tracker, and a Chrome extension to clip listings as you browse: this part costs nothing.
Teal+ ($13/week, $29/month, or $79/quarter, no annual plan) unlocks unlimited AI credits, deeper keyword matching, and advanced resume customization. The weekly price adds up fast if you forget to cancel: $13 a week works out to roughly $56 a month.
What Teal does not do: check whether a "remote" posting will hire someone in your country. It aggregates from general boards, so you still read each listing yourself to find the eligibility line, if there's one at all. See what "Remote (US Only)" means for how often that line is buried or missing.
Best for: anyone who needs a genuinely better resume, in any country, for any kind of job, remote or not.
Huntr — the strongest application tracker
Huntr's pitch is "organize your whole job search in one board," and the free plan already does a lot of that: unlimited base resumes, a Chrome job clipper, contact management, autofill, and tracking for up to 100 jobs. If you're deep into a search with a dozen applications open at once, this is the most complete tracker of the three.
Pro ($40/month, or $30/month billed quarterly, $26.66/month billed biannually, cancel anytime) removes the 100-job tracking cap and adds unlimited AI-tailored resumes, unlimited AI cover letters, and more detailed job-matching. The free plan already includes basic resume-job matching and scoring; Pro's matching is described as "advanced" with fuller keyword visibility.
Like Teal, Huntr does not read a posting to tell you which countries it's open to: its match score compares your resume to the job description, not to your location. If a posting is worded "remote" but only hires within the EU or EMEA, you find that out the same way you would on any job board: by reading the fine print, or checking what EMEA means in that posting.
Best for: people already mid-search, juggling many applications, who want one board to track all of it.
RemoteHunt — built around the country question first
We scan 70,000+ live remote postings from employers' own careers pages (Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, and others) and job boards, refreshed every two hours. For every posting, we read where the employer can hire (which countries) before we ever show it to you. If a job is closed to your country, we drop it instead of scoring it. Whatever's left is scored 0–100 against your resume, with a written reason for the score.
Free needs no card. Every match is scored, and some show the company name and apply link. If you want them on every match, the 90-day pass is $29 once: no subscription, no auto-renewal, and a 7-day refund. If you'd rather pay by the month, Monthly ($12 a month) cancels anytime. It re-scans your feed daily for 90 days, then it's simply over: nothing renews itself and nothing charges your card again.
What we don't have: Teal's resume-editing polish, or Huntr's full CRM-style tracker with contact lookups. Our own tracker (the Hunt pipeline) is simpler. It covers preparing, applied, interview, and closed, and that's it. We also don't do auto-apply, on purpose: mass-applying tends to flag you as a low-effort candidate to recruiters, which hurts your response rate more than it helps your odds.
Two more things that are free and separate from all of this: a resume checker that reads your resume against a job in seconds, no account needed, and a Chrome extension that shows a job's match score and country eligibility right on the posting's own page, on any site. RemoteHunt never asks you to pay to apply for a job. If a posting itself asks for payment to apply, that posting is a scam.
If you're searching from India, Nigeria, or the Philippines specifically, our country pages (India, Nigeria, Philippines) list only postings that state they'll hire someone there.
Best for: anyone whose first question is "will this even consider someone in my country", especially if you're outside the US or Western Europe, or early in your career and tired of reading fifty postings to find five real options.
Which one should you use
- You need a better resume, first → Teal. Build it there, then bring it to a scoring tool.
- You're juggling many applications and need one board → Huntr.
- Your first question is whether a job can hire someone in your country → RemoteHunt. Check your country page or browse the full feed. Every match is scored for free.
- You want to combine tools → common combination: build your resume in Teal, then paste it into RemoteHunt to see which of your matches are open to your country.
None of these three do everything. Use the one that covers your actual weak spot, not the one with the most features on a comparison page.
FAQ
Does Teal or Huntr check which countries a job will hire in?
No. Neither tool reads a posting to confirm eligibility by country: their scoring compares your resume text to the job description text. You still have to read the posting yourself, or check a tool like RemoteHunt that filters postings by hiring country before showing them to you.
How much do Teal and Huntr cost, and are they subscriptions?
Both are recurring subscriptions, checked in September 2026. Teal+ is $13 billed weekly, $29 billed monthly, or $79 billed quarterly. There's no annual plan. Huntr Pro is $40/month, $30/month billed quarterly, or about $26.66/month billed biannually; its free plan caps job tracking at 100 postings. RemoteHunt is the only one of the three you can pay once: the free plan never expires, and the 90-day pass is a single $29 payment that opens for 90 days and then simply ends. Its Monthly plan ($12 a month) is a subscription, if you prefer one.
Is RemoteHunt free?
Yes. Signup needs no card. Every match is scored for free, and some show the company and apply link. Paying $29 once shows the company on every match, not only on some, for 90 days.
Can I use these tools together?
Yes. A common setup is: build and polish your resume in Teal, then check it against RemoteHunt's feed to see which matches are open to your country before you spend time tailoring anything further. There's no lock-in with any of the three.
Does RemoteHunt do auto-apply?
No, on purpose. Submitting applications automatically tends to flag a candidate as low-effort to recruiters, which lowers response rates rather than raising them. RemoteHunt focuses on narrowing the list to jobs worth your time, then you apply yourself.