How Huntly works, written plainly.

Create an account, import your CV, and confirm what Huntly reads from it. Your first matches appear once your preferences are set.

• chevron_rightSign in and upload your CV or paste your experience.
• chevron_rightCheck the roles and skills Huntly picked up, and correct anything off.
• chevron_rightSet the job titles, locations and working style you want.
• chevron_rightOpen your matches and read the fit reasoning on the first few roles.

Huntly collects listings from the boards you subscribe to, compares each role against your profile when you look, and prepares application drafts for you to send yourself.

• chevron_rightCollecting: your first scan subscribes you to a set of public employer boards and a remote-jobs feed. You can add a company's own board, or paste the link to a single role.
• chevron_rightMatching: each role is compared to your skills, your job titles, your location and the roles you said you were looking for, and given a verdict.
• chevron_rightEvidencing: the verdict quotes the lines of the posting behind it, and names what your profile does not show.
• chevron_rightPreparing: for roles you choose, a CV summary and cover letter are drafted from facts you confirmed — then you send the application yourself.

The quality of your matches follows the quality of your setup. Be specific about what you want, and honest about what you would decline.

• chevron_rightUse two or three real job titles rather than one broad category.
• chevron_rightSet location and remote preferences separately if both matter.
• chevron_rightAdd a company's own board if you want Huntly watching it, on top of the set every account starts with.
• chevron_rightAdjust after your first week of matches — small changes move results a lot.

A verdict is a starting point, not a ruling. The evidence underneath it is the part worth reading.

• chevron_rightApply: two or more of your skills appear in the posting, the job title lines up, and at least one of those skills is a distinctive one for you — or the role is one you asked for — and nothing on the listing rules you out.
• chevron_rightConsider: a real possibility — one signal matched and the gaps are named for you, or something material is simply not stated on the listing.
• chevron_rightSkip: usually a stretch, or something on the listing rules it out. Kept visible so you can judge for yourself.
• chevron_rightEvery verdict quotes the posting for what matched, and names what it could not evidence.

Your plan controls which parts of Huntly you can use. What tells you the truth about a role — the verdict and the evidence under it — is identical on every tier.

• chevron_rightFree includes discovery, explained matching, saving or dismissing roles, and applying in your own time.
• chevron_rightPro adds Assisted Apply, tailored CV and cover-letter drafts, downloading those drafts, and application tracking.
• chevron_rightEvery account can take a 14-day Pro trial, once. No card, and nothing renews. 2 complete application preparations are included in the trial, each one redraftable once. A preparation is a tailored CV summary, a cover-letter draft and the guided application for one role you choose.
• chevron_rightUltra is arranged with us directly rather than bought online.
• chevron_rightPro is charged in Nigerian naira. Your billing page shows whether checkout is open on your account, and it is the only place a payment can start.
• chevron_rightDownload everything Huntly holds about you, or delete your account, from Settings → Your data. Deleting needs a password on the account, so an account created with Google needs one set first.