EasyApplAI vs Enhancv (2026): Full Feature & Pricing Comparison

EasyApplAI and Enhancv solve the same problem from different angles: both are AI CV platforms with tailoring, cover letters and job-fit scoring. The differences that actually decide it are price, how much of the product each plan unlocks, and how far each one goes past the CV itself.

Here is the full comparison — pricing, templates, languages, tailoring, ATS analysis, cover letters, job-fit scoring, interview prep and application tracking — with the places Enhancv is the better choice called out plainly.

The short answer

EasyApplAI runs $14.99/month with every feature unlocked on every plan, after a 7-day trial for $1. Enhancv advertises a "€0 Free Plan," but we found no way into the builder without entering payment details, and its paid tiers run $13.33–$24.99/mo depending on how long you commit.

Beyond price, two gaps stand out. EasyApplAI goes further on interview prep — live AI voice calls, not just a text report — and tracks applications without a cap, where Enhancv's dashboard tops out around 150+.

At a glance

1. Pricing

EasyApplAI has no free plan. Full access is $1 for 7 days, then roughly $13.99 for the first month, renewing at $14.99/month. Semi-annual is $69.99 total — about $11.67/month, some 22% below the monthly rate. Every plan includes every feature: no gated "Pro" tier, and no branding on your exports.

Enhancv's pricing page lists a "€0 Free Plan," but in practice we found no way to use the builder without entering payment details. Its paid tiers are $16.66/mo quarterly ($49.97 per 3 months, marked as their most popular), $13.33/mo semi-annual ($79.94 per 6 months), and a monthly rate commonly cited around $24.99 — rendered dynamically by region on their site, so what you see may differ.

2. Templates: 24 vs 17

EasyApplAI ships 24 CV templates — academic, finance and corporate, tech, Harvard-style, modern, and timeline/column layouts — plus 11 cover letter designs. Each is maintained natively across all 6 supported languages (66 localized files), so headings and salutations are correct by design rather than translated at export.

Enhancv's template page advertises "90+" designs, and its pricing page says "hundreds." A direct count in the builder put the real number at 17 when we checked in August 2026. That matches several independent reviews finding the larger numbers come from recombining a smaller set with different fonts and colours, rather than from genuinely separate designs.

3. Languages: a number that keeps changing

EasyApplAI supports 6 languages — English, French, German, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese — natively templated, not machine-translated at export.

Enhancv disagrees with itself. Its plan feature list says 9 languages; its homepage says 30+; its pricing FAQ says 13 including English. All three claims come from Enhancv's own site, so we can't tell you which is accurate — only that they don't agree. If a specific language is the reason you're subscribing, confirm it directly with them first.

4. Tailoring your CV to each job

Both let you paste a job posting and get your CV reshaped around it. EasyApplAI's tailoring is unlimited on every plan, with an accept/reject diff so nothing changes without your say-so, plus optional hidden keyword embedding for ATS matching. Enhancv's "One-Click Resume Tailoring" works similarly — a tailored headline, summary and bullet rewrites, with every change highlighted before you accept it. This is close to a draw; the difference is the plan gating, not the capability.

5. CV and ATS analysis

Enhancv's Resume Checker runs 19 checks and returns a parsing score alongside job-match findings — a missing keyword, an unquantified bullet, an absent section. EasyApplAI's CV Analyzer returns an ATS-compatibility score, keyword gaps and actionable feedback, but doesn't publish a fixed check count the way Enhancv does. If you like a defined checklist you can work down item by item, Enhancv presents that more legibly.

6. Cover letters

Both generate a tailored cover letter from your profile and the job posting. EasyApplAI's is unlimited on every plan, in any of its 6 languages, pulling from the same profile data as your CV — so a change to your experience flows into both. Enhancv's generator produces a matching design tied to your resume template, which is the neater outcome visually if a coordinated CV-and-letter pair matters to you.

7. Scoring your profile against a job

EasyApplAI's fit score goes past a single number: a match score plus strengths, weaknesses, a section-by-section breakdown, and concrete rewrite suggestions for that specific posting. Enhancv's relevance score works similarly in spirit — a score per application with specific gaps called out — though with less structure behind it than EasyApplAI's breakdown.

8. Interview preparation: three layers vs one

This is where the gap is largest. EasyApplAI offers three layers of preparation; Enhancv covers the first one.

9. Application tracking

EasyApplAI tracks applications with no cap, attaching a fit score and interview prep to every posting. Enhancv's dashboard tops out around 150+ applications — but it adds relevance scoring and filtering for low-quality "ghost job" listings, which is a genuine point in Enhancv's favour if you're sifting a lot of noise.

10. Built with HR expertise

EasyApplAI's templates were developed with HR professionals, with attention to conventions many builders skip: photo handling, permit and visa status, language proficiency levels, and supporting documents — diplomas, certificates, reference letters — attached directly to an application. That follows the European "dossier" convention rather than the US resume-only norm.

Enhancv's content is built by Certified Professional Résumé Writers and backed by a library of 1,400+ guides — a different but comparable credibility claim, with far more surrounding content than EasyApplAI currently offers.

11. Where Enhancv still has the edge

A comparison that finds nothing good about the competitor isn't a comparison. Enhancv is the better choice on several fronts:

• A longer track record and a much larger, more established content library.
• LinkedIn profile optimization coaching, which EasyApplAI doesn't offer at all.
• Salary negotiation guides — a stage of the search EasyApplAI doesn't currently cover.
• Ghost-job filtering on the application dashboard, genuinely useful in a noisy market.
• Language coverage beyond six, if their higher numbers hold for the language you need.
• A defined 19-check resume score, if you prefer a fixed checklist to work down.

Which one should you choose?

Choose EasyApplAI if…

• You want every feature included from day one, without hitting a Pro paywall mid-search.
• You want to rehearse an actual interview on a live AI voice call, not just read prepared answers.
• You're running a long search and don't want a 150-application ceiling.
• You need to attach diplomas, certificates or reference letters to an application.
• You're applying in French, German, Spanish, Italian or Portuguese and want native templates, not exported translations.
• You want the lower price without committing to six months.

Choose Enhancv if…

• You need a CV in a language outside EasyApplAI's six.
• You want LinkedIn coaching, salary negotiation guides or ghost-job filtering bundled in.
• You want a deep library of career-advice content sitting alongside the builder.