What Plans Does Tenurr Offer and Which One Fits My Career Stage?
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Tenurr's own site frames its plans as "Plans for every career stage," and it offers a "Start free" entry point, so you can begin using the platform before committing to a paid tier. The one free element the page states explicitly is a 2-minute free intro round for AI interview prep. Beyond that, the site does not publish specific plan names, prices, or a feature-by-feature breakdown of each tier, so the most reliable way to choose is to match the plan to the module you actually need first: Prepare, Hunt, or Log.
What the page confirms about plans
| What's stated | What it means for you |
|---|---|
| "Plans for every career stage" section exists | There is more than one tier, segmented by career stage rather than a single flat plan |
| "Start free" / "Get started" calls to action | You can sign up and use the product without paying upfront |
| "2-minute free intro round" | Free access includes at least a short AI mock interview round |
| Pricing page linked in navigation | Full plan details and pricing live on a separate Pricing page, not the homepage |
Because the homepage does not list prices, tier names, or per-plan feature limits, treat any specific figure as unverified until you open the Pricing page yourself. The site also does not state whether the free tier requires a login or how long it lasts — so don't assume "free" means unlimited.
Match the plan to your career stage
Tenurr organizes itself around three modules that feed each other: Prepare (AI mock interviews and Tenurr Score), Hunt (application tracker and ReferMe referral links), and Log (encrypted work achievement logging and STAR brag documents). Your stage determines which module you'll lean on first.
If you're actively interviewing now
You need Prepare most. Look for a plan that covers AI mock interviews with scored feedback, quick 5–15 minute practice drills, and the Tenurr Score readiness dashboard. The free 2-minute intro round lets you test the interview experience before paying — use it to judge whether the feedback quality is useful to you.
If you're job hunting but not yet in loops
You need Hunt most. Prioritize a tier that includes the visual application tracker, interview-phase tracking, compensation targets, and ReferMe links with read receipts and link expiry. Note that the AI job hunt matcher is labeled "coming soon," so don't choose a plan on the promise of that feature alone.
If you're employed and building a record
You need Log most. The relevant features are fast-entry daily win logging, the STAR-method brag document compiler, and encrypted document storage. This stage is the lowest-urgency to upgrade, since the value compounds over time — logging wins daily is what later feeds your interview stories.
If you're between stages or just exploring
Start free. The career loop is designed so each module feeds the next — log wins, turn them into interview stories, track applications — so you can begin with whichever module matches today's need and expand later.
How to decide without published pricing
- Open the Pricing page from the site navigation to see actual tiers, prices, and feature limits.
- Use the free intro round to test the AI mock interview and see whether Tenurr Score feedback matches how you prepare.
- Identify your dominant stage (Prepare, Hunt, or Log) and check whether the tier you're considering covers that module's full feature set.
- Confirm what the free tier includes beyond the 2-minute round before assuming it covers tracking or logging.
The page does not disclose payment methods, refund terms, or whether higher tiers unlock all three modules together. Those are the specific things to verify on the Pricing page before you commit.