SeekerScore
Upload your resume and see which live jobs fit your skills, what roles you can grow into, and what is missing in 60 seconds.
AI & Machine Learning·Productivity·HR & Recruiting
About
SeekerScore is a resume analysis and job matching platform that scores your skills and experience against over 320,000 live job openings. Instead of scoring keywords against a single job description, it analyzes your resume to show you exactly which roles fit, the reasoning behind each match, and the specific skill gaps holding you back.
Designed for job seekers and career changers, the platform helps users identify immediate job matches as well as "bridge roles" that offer lower-risk paths to transition careers. Your uploaded resume is deleted after analysis, and your data is never shared with recruiters or used to train AI.
While the core match analysis is free, SeekerScore offers a Pro tier that provides tailored resumes, custom-drafted cover letters, role-specific interview preparation, and a 90-day skill-gap plan using AI generations to help you apply smarter.
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