Analyze a job posting

When you add a job URL to an application, TailorFit automatically analyzes the posting and extracts what is most useful: the compensation range, the real requirements, the tech stack, and interview prep specific to that role and company.

How it works

Paste the job URL into the job URL field when adding or editing an application. TailorFit fetches the listing and runs the analysis. The results appear in the Insights panel on the application detail page within a few seconds. You can also trigger or re-run an analysis at any time.

What is in the analysis

Comp range

An estimated salary range based on what is in the posting, the role level, the location, and what similar roles have paid publicly.

Requirements breakdown

Skills and experience that are genuinely required versus what is nice to have. This helps you figure out which of those fifteen requirements are real dealbreakers before you spend time on the application.

Tech stack

The tools, languages, and frameworks mentioned in the posting, pulled into a clean list.

Highlights and concerns

Positive signals about the role and anything worth asking about in an interview.

Interview prep questions

A few questions specific to this role and company, based on the type of work and tech stack.

Market context

Links to Glassdoor and levels.fyi for this company, so you can see what similar roles have paid and what people who have worked there have said.

When you need to paste

Some job boards require a login: LinkedIn, Greenhouse, most company portals. When that happens, you will see a prompt to paste the job description text instead.

LinkedIn job postings almost always require a paste. Keep the posting open in another tab while you set up the application in TailorFit.

Using the analysis for interview prep

The analysis stays attached to the application permanently. When you reach the interview stage, come back to the application page and use the prep questions as a starting point. The comp data is also useful context before an offer conversation.