Olive Jobs vs Teal (2026): Job Search or Job Tracker
Teal is a workspace for a search you run across the web. Olive Jobs runs the search inside the conversation.
Pick Teal if you already find jobs across other boards and want a workspace that keeps them, your contacts, your follow-ups and your résumé versions together. Pick Olive Jobs if you want the search itself in the same place as the fit read, the tailored résumé and a spoken practice interview.
Everything here is as of November 2026, read from Teal's own pages.
Features side by side
| Feature | Olive Jobs | Teal |
|---|---|---|
| Where jobs come from | 1,535,800+ US and US-remote roles open right now, searched inside Olive. Listings are openings employers publish themselves. | Jobs you save from your browser with its Chrome extension. Its store listing also describes a search across multiple job boards. |
| Tracking | My Jobs keeps each saved job's status, notes and interview dates, and reminds you to follow up. | Stages, checklists and scheduled follow-ups, with keyword and skill insights for each job. |
| Contacts | None. | Contacts added to each job, and more than 40 email templates. |
| Résumé | One template. You talk it out or upload a file for review, then tailor it to one posting, seeing each rewritten bullet beside its original. Exports to DOCX or PDF. | Unlimited résumés and versions, and keyword matching against a job description, with 10 templates on the free plan. |
| Interview practice | Spoken, for a real posting or a named role, with each answer scored and a scored review at the end. Audio only. | Mock interviews built from your saved job descriptions, recorded on video with live transcripts, and feedback on speaking pace and answers. |
| Filling applications | The Chrome extension covers 40+ job platforms, and the submit button stays yours. | Not listed on its pricing page or its tracker page. |
Where the work lives
A tracker assumes the search happens somewhere else. You find a job on a board, save it, and the tracker becomes the place you run the search from. That's a sound way to work if your jobs are scattered: niche boards, company pages, a friend's forwarded link. Teal is built around that, and the contact side is where it goes furthest. Someone you met at an event, the company they work at and the role you're chasing can all sit together with a date to follow up.
Olive starts from the other end. You say what you're after, the openings come back in the same conversation, and the fit read, the résumé rewrite and the practice all know which posting you mean. You give up the contact list and the freedom to pull in any job from anywhere, and you get fewer tools to switch between.
So the question to ask yourself is where your jobs are. If most of what you want is a US role Olive lists, the tracker side of Teal is more than you need. If your search lives in other people's inboxes, Olive won't hold it together for you.
The gaps we can see
| Area | Olive Jobs | Teal |
|---|---|---|
| Networking | No contacts, no outreach templates. | This is Teal's strongest side, so we can't name a gap. |
| Your own job list | It tracks jobs saved on Olive and has no way to clip one from any site. | You still find the jobs, on other boards or through its Super Search. |
| Résumé choice | One template, and it's built around one posting at a time. | AI help on the free plan stops at 5 bullet credits, 2 summaries and 2 cover letters. |
| Watching yourself back | Audio only, with no recording to review. | Video recordings with transcripts. |
When to pick Teal instead
- You're applying through many different boards and want them all in one list.
- Networking is a large part of your search and you want contacts, notes and follow-up dates tied to each role.
- You keep several versions of your résumé and want them organized alongside your applications.
- You want to watch your practice interviews back on video.
- Your search isn't limited to US and US-remote roles.
What Teal and Olive cost
| What it costs | Olive Jobs | Teal |
|---|---|---|
| Without paying | Free to use, with limits. Search, saved jobs, job alerts, résumé uploads, edits and downloads of your résumés are open on every plan. Searching needs no account. | Free forever: unlimited résumés and job tracking, 10 templates, the top 5 keywords for a job, 5 AI bullet credits, 2 AI summaries and 2 AI cover letters. |
| Paid plan | Plus is $19/month, cancel anytime. | Teal+ is $13 a week, $29 per 30 days or $79 per 90 days, with unlimited AI credits, templates and keywords. |
| Practice interviews | 2 practice interviews a month on Free. 20 practice interviews a month on Plus. | Its practice page offers a free start. Its pricing page lists no interview limits. |
Olive Jobs is free to use, with limits: every account starts on the Free plan. Search, saved jobs, job alerts, résumé uploads, edits and downloads of your résumés are open on every plan. The AI-heavy work has an allowance each month — on Free, 2 AI résumés, 2 practice interviews, 5 fit evaluations, 2 cover letters and 50 messages to Olive. Plus is $19/month, cancel anytime, and raises them — to 60 AI résumés and 20 practice interviews a month, for example. Compare Free and Plus.
When Olive is the simpler choice
You'd rather not assemble a system. You want to build the résumé by talking instead of filling in a form, know how you stack up against a posting, and rehearse out loud. How Olive works lays out each part, and our guide to résumé keywords and ATS is useful whichever tool you pick.
Teal's closest neighbor here is Huntr: see Olive Jobs vs Huntr. If the résumé is your main concern, go to the best AI résumé builders.
Sources
Last checked November 3, 2026.
- Teal's pricing page
- Teal's job tracker and AI interview practice pages
- Teal on the Chrome Web Store, published by Teal Labs, Inc, with about 200,000 users and a 4.7 rating at the time, and last updated June 26, 2025
Quick answers
Is Olive Jobs a Teal alternative?
For part of what Teal does. Olive Jobs starts with its own search of open roles and reads your fit against a posting. If you want to track contacts alongside jobs saved from many boards, or watch your practice interviews back on video, Teal does that and Olive Jobs doesn't.
How much does Teal cost?
Teal has a free plan with limited AI credits and a paid plan, Teal+, billed by the week, 30 days or 90 days. The prices are in the table above, linked to Teal's own page.
Does Olive Jobs track contacts like Teal?
No. Olive's My Jobs tracks saved jobs with status, notes and interview dates. It has no contact list and no outreach templates.
Prices and features change, and we can get them wrong. If something here is out of date, tell us and we'll correct it.