Every job tool works for companies. This one works for you.
jobdownup reads company career pages directly, scores real roles against your profile overnight, and coaches you through the rest of the search.
- No card to start
- Never applies as you
- Export or delete, any time
- Built and run in Germany
| Job boards | jobdownup | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Who pays | Advertisers, per posting | Employers and recruiters | You. No advertisers at all. |
| Where roles come from | Whatever was paid to be listed | Postings and syndication | Employer career pages, read directly |
| Ranked by | Recency and paid placement | Relevance and engagement | Fit, and whether you can win it |
| Dead postings | Still listed — they were paid for | Still listed | Tracked. Age and reposts are the signal. |
| What it optimises | Applications per posting | Time on platform | That you stop needing it |
| Cost to start | Free, you are the product | Around €30/month for Premium | Free forever, no card |
It’s not you.
The machinery broke.
I read the source.
Most tools re-list what the boards already have. I read the career page itself — the same page the hiring manager updates. By the time a role syndicates out, you’ve already been scored against it.
The whole flow, in seven steps →None of them score whether you can win.
A good match you will never get is a worse afternoon than an average one you might. So I score a second thing: how gettable the role actually is — read from how long it has sat open against how long this employer and this market normally take to fill it.
A role open three times longer than its market’s median isn’t over-subscribed. It’s under-filled — and they will look at a CV that isn’t perfect.
Both scores run across twenty professional families, not just tech — healthcare, trades, education, finance, the built environment — in the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Australia and New Zealand.
How winnability is calculated →- Financial AccountantFrankfurt · hybrid · €65–80kopen 84 days · reposted 2× · employer median 28dFit74Winnable88Under-filled
- Site Electrician — CommercialFulton Hogan · Auckland · NZ$95–110kopen 51 days · not on job boards yetFit66Winnable72Still open
- Senior Manager, Sales UKIPleo · London · €70–95k OTEopen 6 days · first seen this morningFit79Winnable41Early days
- Registered Nurse — ICUTe Whatu Ora · Auckland · NZ$78–92kopen 4 days · closed in 6 days last timeFit81Winnable34Closes fast
Every follow-up, every draft, every note is filed against the role it belongs to — because the search that works is the one you can actually keep running.
Most people don’t lose the search at the search. They lose it walking into the interview cold, or accepting the first number they hear.
The mock interview is in character as the hiring manager for the specific role, and it pushes back. Better it happens here than in the room.
I’ve spent a decade on the sales side of the table, and my own job search taught me the tools are built for the people paying — not for me. So I built the one I wanted: it reads career pages directly, scores real roles against your profile overnight, and coaches you through the rest.
One person pays for jobdownup: you. Which is the only reason it can honestly work for you.
Start free — matches, fit and winnability. No card. Upgrade when you want a tailored CV, a letter, or coach.
What is jobdownup?
Is jobdownup actually free, or is it a trial?
Where do the jobs come from?
What is winnability, and how is it different from a match score?
Does jobdownup apply to jobs for me automatically?
Will the AI put things on my CV that I did not do?
Which jobs and countries does it cover?
How long does it take to find a job in 2026?
How is it different from LinkedIn Premium or Indeed?
Where is my CV stored, and who can see it?
Can I cancel, and what happens to my account?
How many people use jobdownup?
Real roles. Found first. Scored for you.