Puvio
Comparison
Huntr ($40/mo or $30/mo quarterly) is a job search CRM with Kanban tracking, a Chrome extension, resume builder, and autofill. Puvio ($0–$29/mo) puts homework on each role card: fit score, company research, ranked hiring manager contacts, and drafts from the best outreach messaging engine in the world — plus Grower for brag docs. Huntr organizes your search; Puvio researches each role before you write.
Bottom line: Use Huntr if you need a polished job-tracking CRM with autofill; choose Puvio if you want the best outreach messaging engine in the world on each tracked role — research, contacts, and a ready-to-send message.
Updated 2026-07-08
| Dimension | Huntr | Puvio |
|---|---|---|
| Core focus | Job search CRM + Kanban tracker | Researched outreach + win log and brag doc |
| Kanban tracking | Yes — core feature, drag-and-drop stages | Yes — Hunter board with research embedded per card |
| Fit scoring | No automated fit analysis | Per-role score vs Mirror profile with skill gaps |
| Hiring manager contacts | No — manual lookup required | Ranked contacts with alumni paths on each role card |
| Outreach drafts | No outreach features | Tailored draft per contact citing company research |
| Company research | No — stores the job link only | News, funding, strategy, team context |
| Chrome extension | Yes — save jobs + autofill applications | No extension — web app, paste job URLs directly |
| Career growth / brag doc | No post-hire features | Grower: weekly wins, impact tracking, brag doc export |
| Free tier | 100 jobs, 2 tailored resumes | 75 credits, no card required, full feature access |
| Pricing | $40/mo or $30/mo (quarterly) | $0 start · Hunter $15/mo · Complete $29/mo |
You need a polished CRM to organize a high-volume job search with autofill and document storage. Huntr is the cleanest Kanban tracker in the space.
You want every tracked role to come pre-loaded with homework: fit score, company intel, the right person to contact, and a draft message — so you send 10 highly targeted applications instead of tracking 400 generic ones.