What it costs
Nothing, up to a limit on one thing. Everything I write for you is free: reading your history, researching you from your public links, writing the master resume, tailoring it to a posting, the cover letter, the fit score, the job feed, and the pipeline. The single number to know is that I will send up to 25 applications a week on your behalf.
What is free
- Reading your resume. Upload or paste, parsed into a structured profile.
- Researching you from public links. Live web searching plus two model passes, however many times you re-run it.
- Writing resumes. The master and every other version you ask for.
- Tailored applications. Reading the posting, rewriting the resume for it, the cover letter, and the fit score, as many as you queue.
- Everything around them. The job feed, matches, editing, exporting, and tracking your pipeline.
The weekly sending limit
I fill in 25employers’ forms a week for you, whether you press send on each one yourself or leave the daily run to do it. It is measured over the last seven days rather than a calendar week, so a slot opens back up seven days after it was used. The limit is on sending, not on preparing: applications past it stay ready in your pipeline, and the link is always there if you want to send one by hand in the meantime.
Why there is a limit at all
Volume is the failure mode of every tool sold as an auto-applier. Twenty five tailored applications a week is more than almost anyone sends by hand, and well past the point where sending more starts costing you replies rather than earning them. It also keeps a run nobody is watching from turning into a hundred forms in my name and yours.
What you still own
Which jobs are worth applying to, whether a draft is right, and whether it goes. Nothing is sent without you either pressing send or switching on the daily run, and both switches are off until you turn them on. This is free while Refolk is in early access, and any change to that is posted on the pricing page before it takes effect.
Put this to work
Paste your career in once. Every application after that is written for you.
Drop a resume or a LinkedIn URL. I rank the live openings against it, rewrite the resume and write a cover letter for the best of them, and fill in the employer's form when you press the button. You read, you decide what goes out.
01Drop your resume
A PDF or a LinkedIn URL. About a minute, once.
02I rank the openings
Every weekday morning, the live catalog scored against your history. Up to 20 worth your time, not two hundred links.
03Each one is written up
Resume rewritten for the posting, a cover letter, a fit score. Press send, or let me fill in the form.
- New matches ranked and written before you are up.
- Every bullet stays inside what your history supports. Nothing invented.
- Queued, submitted, interviewing, offer: one screen, not a spreadsheet.
500 free credits on sign-up. No card. Nothing is sent until you say so.