Comparison
Salvo vs Careery
Careery is a managed application service you pay for once: $500 for 3 months or $750 for 6 months. Salvo also submits applications for you, but it is free to start with no card and rewrites your resume for each job.
Both are services that submit applications for you on employer career sites. Careery adds a team of people who set up your search and watch the submissions. Salvo is software that runs on its own, and it is free until your second live interview request.
Everything about Careery below comes from its own pages, listed under Sources. Where those pages say nothing, this page says "not stated."
Side by side
| Factor | Careery | Salvo |
|---|---|---|
| Price | One-time payment. Standard: 3 months for $500. Premium: 6 months for $750, or 3 payments starting at $275. | Free to start, no card. Free until your 2nd interview, then Turbo is $15/week, $49/month, or $99 per 3 months, with a 1,000-application minimum per month. |
| Free start | Free to set up; you pay when your agent is ready to apply. | Free to start. Free until your 2nd interview. |
| Who submits | Its software submits on employer career sites; a team of people checks your resume and screening answers and watches the submissions. | Salvo submits the application itself and saves a receipt. |
| Resume | Premium includes an ATS resume rebuild and a LinkedIn rewrite. A new resume for each job: not stated. | Rewritten for each job. |
| Job sites | Workday, Ashby, Lever, Greenhouse, Workable and other employer career sites. | Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workable, BambooHR, JazzHR and 14 more company job sites. |
| If it does not work | Premium adds 2 months of service if you do not find a job. | You pay nothing until an employer asks to interview you. |
| Hiring manager email | Not stated in the pages we checked. | With outreach turned on, Salvo looks up the recruiter or hiring manager after it applies and emails them a short note. |
What Careery does well
A person checks your resume and answers, which some people want. Premium also rewrites your LinkedIn and adds a short video resume, and you pay once with no renewal.
Where Salvo differs
Salvo costs nothing up front. Careery asks for $500 or $750 before the search runs. Salvo also writes a new resume for each job, while Careery's page describes one rebuilt resume on Premium.
Who each one suits
Careery suits you if you want people involved and you are fine paying several hundred dollars at the start.
Salvo suits you if you want the same kind of done-for-you applying without paying first. Start on Salvo or see the alternatives index.
Sources
All outside facts fetched 2026-10-28 from each company's own pages.
- https://careery.pro/
- https://careery.pro/pricing
- Salvo facts: https://sendsalvo.com/how-salvo-applies.html and https://sendsalvo.com/turbo
Frequently asked questions
How much does Careery cost?
Its pricing page lists Standard at $500 once for 3 months and Premium at $750 once for 6 months, as of 2026-10-28. Premium can be split into 3 payments starting at $275.
Does Careery submit applications for me?
Yes. Its pricing page says its software submits on employer career sites and a team watches the submissions.
Is Salvo free?
Salvo is free to start with no card, and it stays free until your 2nd interview. After that a Turbo plan keeps replies unlocked, at $15/week, $49/month, or $99 per 3 months.
Which job sites does Salvo submit on?
In the last 7 days Salvo submitted and verified applications on 21 company job sites, led by Workday, Greenhouse, JazzHR, BambooHR, Workable, Ashby and Lever. It does not apply on job boards such as Indeed.
Related
Try Salvo free
Free to start, no card. Free until your 2nd interview. The live count of interview requests Salvo users have received is on the home page.