Browser extension
Your honest match score —
on the job postings you browse.
Climbr’s 0–100 match score and assisted autofill, on any job posting on the web. We make applying faster. We never apply for you.
Scoring and autofill work on every plan — Free and Basic get a weekly allowance, and it's unlimited once a Pro or Elite subscription starts. See plans →
Honest match score on any job
A 0–100 score, verdict, and the one-line reason — scored against your real résumé — on LinkedIn, Indeed, Workday, Greenhouse and more. The same 0–100 scale and fit labels as your dashboard, on postings you browse.
Save + score in one click
Clip any posting into your Climbr feed and tracker, with its score attached. No copy-pasting the link.
Assisted autofill
Fills your contact info, links, work authorization and more into application forms — and flags anything it isn’t sure about instead of guessing. It stops at the submit button.
Tailor for this job
Tailor your résumé to the posting you’re applying to and keep a labeled library so you never upload the wrong one. Free and Basic get a free first tailor, then 3 a day on Free and 6 on Basic.
The honest part
Assist, never spam.
Never auto-submits. It never presses the final Submit — you review and click it.
Never fabricates an autofill answer. It fills only your real, stored answers — and leaves a field blank before inventing one.
Flags what it’s unsure of. If it can’t confidently map a field, it tells you to check it instead of guessing.
No mass-apply. Quality over volume. It never fires off applications on your behalf.
Works on
Match scoring works on all of these — including cleared and federal roles on USAJOBS and ClearanceJobs. Autofill coverage varies by board — some fill completely, others partially, with a one-click copy-paste list covering anything that doesn’t auto-fill. Glassdoor, ZipRecruiter, USAJOBS, ClearanceJobs and Goldman Sachs Careers are score + save only (no fill surface on those boards — you apply through their own systems).
On other sites, Climbr checks whether the page is a job posting and opens by itself on a clear one when you’re signed in. You can turn that off anytime (see “What it reads” below).
What it reads
On the supported job boards, it reads the job posting you’re viewing — title, company and description — to score it against your résumé, plus, on application forms, the form’s field labels so it can fill them with your saved data. On other websites, it checks each page you open, right on your computer, to see whether it’s a job posting: it looks only at that page’s own content, never what you’ve typed into form fields, skips common email, banking, social and sign-in pages, and that check sends nothing. When a page is clearly a job posting and you’re signed in, Climbr opens there by itself and scores it the same way. To turn that off, switch off “Autofill on other sites” in the Climbr toolbar menu or the extension’s settings. It signs in with your existing Climbr login. Full details, including what it sends us and what it keeps on your device, are in the Privacy Policy.
Questions
Which Chrome extension autofills job applications without applying for me?
Climbr’s Chrome extension fills job application forms on supported sites and stops at the submit button: you review the form and press Submit yourself. It fills from your own saved profile and flags anything it isn’t sure about instead of guessing. Free accounts get 5 autofills a week, Basic 20, and it’s unlimited once a Pro or Elite subscription starts. Whichever tool you pick, check whether any of its modes can submit an application on its own.
How do I fill out job applications faster?
Save your details once and let a tool fill the repeated fields. Climbr’s Chrome extension fills your contact info, links, work status, work history and standard answers you’ve saved, such as your salary expectation, on systems like Workday, iCIMS, Taleo, Greenhouse and BambooHR, for nursing, HR, trades or tech jobs alike. How much fills varies by site, and you still press Submit. Free accounts get 5 autofills a week and Basic 20. Saving answers to other screening questions, and AI-drafted answers you review before inserting, are Pro and Elite only.
What should I put for "expected salary" on a job application?
That number is your decision, and Climbr’s autofill won’t pick or invent one for you. If you save your salary expectation once, in Climbr’s Settings or from the extension, the Chrome extension fills it exactly as you wrote it, a number or a range; on a drop-down it only picks an option that matches what you saved. Leave it blank and the field is left for you to answer per application. Free accounts get 5 autofills a week, Basic 20, and it’s unlimited once a Pro or Elite subscription starts.
How do I answer "are you authorized to work in the US" on an application?
That answer has to come from your own status, and Climbr’s autofill never guesses it. The Chrome extension fills it only from the work status you chose yourself, such as U.S. citizen or will need sponsorship, and marks it for you to check. If you chose "will need sponsorship," it won’t answer a plain yes-or-no version, and if you set no status, it leaves the question for you. Free accounts get 5 autofills a week, Basic 20, and it’s unlimited once a Pro or Elite subscription starts.
Get set up in Climbr first.
Build your résumé and pick a plan — the extension uses your Climbr account.