FAQ
Questions people ask before they start.
Short, direct answers about what Huntly does today. If something here is unclear, the Help Center goes into more detail.
Getting started
- What does Huntly actually do?
- Huntly imports your CV and preferences, finds roles that match them, scores how well your experience lines up, and prepares tailored application documents for you to review.
- Do I need a finished CV to begin?
- No. You can start with whatever you have. Huntly reads what is there and highlights the gaps worth filling before you apply anywhere.
- How long does setup take?
- Uploading a CV and setting your first search usually takes a few minutes. Refining preferences after you see your first matches is where most of the value comes from.
Matching and fit scores
- What is a fit score?
- It is a reading of the overlap between the evidence in your profile and what a listing asks for. It helps you decide what to read first — it is not a prediction of whether you will be hired.
- Why did a role I like get a low score?
- Usually because the listing asks for something your profile does not yet show. If you can explain the gap credibly, apply anyway.
Applications
- Does Huntly apply to jobs without asking me?
- No. Every document Huntly prepares waits for your review, and nothing is submitted until you approve it.
- Can I edit the drafts?
- Yes. Drafts open in an editor so you can change wording, tone and emphasis before anything goes out.
Account, privacy and billing
- Is my search visible to my current employer?
- No. Your activity stays private to your account and Huntly does not publish a profile or an open-to-work signal.
- Can I delete my data?
- Yes. You can export or delete what Huntly holds about you from your account.
- How much does Huntly cost?
- Plan tiers are described on the Pricing page. Final prices and monthly limits are still being set, so we have not published numbers yet.