Teal review

The first paid figure for Teal is $29. There is a free plan as well, so you can build documents at no cost. The median entry across the wider site is €13.15, and the median for AI writing tools is €19.27, so Teal's paid tier opens above the middle of both groups.

Yes, there is a free plan. The free plan gives unlimited resumes and limited AI, per Free: unlimited resumes, limited AI. Teal's model is a free plan rather than a free trial, per free plan, so you are not working against a trial clock that ends on its own.

Teal is listed as an AI writing tool, per ai writing, and the free plan limits point at resume work, per Free: unlimited resumes, limited AI. The stated audience is beginners, per beginners, which fits people putting together job applications rather than long publishing projects.

The stated audience is beginners, per beginners, which suits anyone writing a first resume or cover letter. The free plan allows unlimited resumes, per Free: unlimited resumes, limited AI, so the audience fits readers who need many documents built and can live with the AI limit.

Teal's paid entry is $29. Wordtune lists $13.99 and Qwen lists CNY 19, each in its own currency, so the lowest number on paper is not always the lowest cost for you. Shafrik's entry is XOF 9,900.

A single paid figure is listed for Teal, the entry of $29. The product is sold on the free plan model, per free plan, so the free plan is the standing option and the paid figure applies once you move off it. There is no free trial in the model, so nothing runs out by itself.

Teal dates back to 2019, so it is an established product rather than a recent arrival. Its audience is beginners, per beginners, and the free plan carries the entry point, which suits people who want a familiar resume builder with a free starting option.