EasyApplAI vs monCVparfait (2026): Pricing, Templates and Features Compared

monCVparfait and EasyApplAI both start with a CV template, and that is roughly where the similarity ends. One is a document builder with a large library of pre-written phrases. The other tailors that CV to each posting, scores your fit, writes the cover letter, tracks the application and rehearses the interview. The pricing points in the opposite direction to what you would expect.

Here is the comparison in full — what each one actually charges, how many templates each really has, what the AI does and does not do, and the places where monCVparfait is the better buy.

The short answer

monCVparfait charges €26.95 every four weeks after a 14-day trial. Four weeks is not a month. A year holds thirteen four-week periods, so the standard plan bills 13 times a year, not 12 — €350.35 over twelve months, or about €29.20 a month. EasyApplAI is €14.99 a month, roughly half, with every feature included on every plan.

But price is not the main difference. monCVparfait builds a document and stops. There is no tailoring of the CV to a specific posting, no job-fit score, no interview practice and no application tracking — the four things that happen *after* the CV exists. Their annual plan is also genuinely cheaper than anything we sell, and we set that out plainly below.

At a glance

1. Pricing: read the billing cycle

monCVparfait offers two options. Here they are verbatim, as shown at checkout in August 2026:

« Période d'essai de 14 jours, avec renouvellement automatique et possibilité d'annuler à tout moment. Au bout de 14 jours, votre abonnement est renouvelé automatiquement pour un montant de 26,95 € facturé toutes les quatre semaines. Vous pouvez annuler à tout moment. » « Payez 95,40 € pour l'année entière et économisez 73 %. Renouvellement automatique annuel. Annulez à tout moment. »

Read the first one twice: facturé toutes les quatre semaines — billed every four weeks. Not monthly. Fifty-two weeks divide into thirteen four-week periods, so the standard plan takes thirteen payments a year rather than twelve. Nothing is hidden here; it is simply the sentence that is easiest to skim.

2. Where monCVparfait is cheaper — and it is

Paid a year up front, monCVparfait costs €95.40, about €7.95 a month. That is below every EasyApplAI plan, including our six-month rate of roughly €11.67 a month. If what you want is a template, a spell-checker and a PDF, and you are willing to commit twelve months in advance, they are the cheaper purchase and we are not going to pretend otherwise.

The trade is the commitment and the scope. Their cheap rate requires a year up front and buys a document editor; ours is cancellable month to month and buys tailoring, scoring, tracking and interview practice alongside the CV. Which is the better deal depends entirely on how long your search runs and how much of it you want handled in one place.

3. Templates: 24 counted, 35 advertised

monCVparfait's homepage says « 35 modèles »; its template page says « 35+ mises en page préformatées ». Counting directly in the builder in August 2026 we found 24. The gap looks like colour and layout variants of the same design being counted separately — the same page advertises « 24 couleurs » next to the 35.

EasyApplAI ships 24 CV templates: academic, finance and corporate, tech, Harvard-style, modern, and timeline or column layouts — plus 11 cover letter designs maintained natively in all six languages (66 localised files), so headings and salutations are correct by design rather than translated at export. The same real count, described differently.

4. Neither has a free plan

monCVparfait's pages lean on free-to-build language, and building genuinely is free. Downloading is not. There is no free tier and no way to get your finished CV out without a paid subscription — we looked for one in August 2026 and did not find it.

EasyApplAI has no free tier either, and our pricing page says so outright: €1 for 7 days of full access, then about €13.99 for the first month, renewing at €14.99. We would rather lose the "free" row than put the word on a page where it is not true.

5. What monCVparfait does not do

This is the substantive difference, and it is not close. monCVparfait's job ends when the PDF is generated. Everything below exists on EasyApplAI and has no equivalent on their side, as of our August 2026 review of their product and pages.

6. AI: generation versus a phrase library

monCVparfait's writing help is a large library of pre-written sentences sorted by job title — third-party reviews put it around 58,000 entries — that you pick from and edit. It is genuinely useful against a blank page. It is not, however, generative AI: their own "create a CV" page describes the flow as choosing a template, using pre-written content and downloading, with no generation step in it. Our hands-on pass in August 2026 also found the editor slow and click-heavy for what it produces.

EasyApplAI generates from your own material instead: summaries, bullet rewrites, cover letters and per-posting tailoring are produced against your profile and the specific job ad, unlimited on every plan, with an accept/reject diff so nothing changes without your approval.

7. Export formats: monCVparfait wins this one

monCVparfait exports to PDF, DOCX (Word), TXT, JPG, PNG and SVG. EasyApplAI exports print-quality PDF only. If you need an editable Word file — some recruitment agencies and public-sector applications still ask for one — that is a real advantage and it is theirs. It is the clearest single row in this comparison that goes against us.

8. On cancelling, and what reviewers report

This section comes with a caveat: it is reported experience, not something we can verify ourselves. monCVparfait's Trustpilot pages carry thousands of reviews, and a recurring theme among the negative ones is a renewal the reviewer did not expect, plus difficulty cancelling. The company replies to those reviews noting that the subscription terms appear at signup, at payment, in the terms and in the confirmation email — which, as the quote above shows, is accurate.

Our own read is that the terms are disclosed and the four-week cycle is the part that is easy to misread rather than anything concealed. Practical advice either way: if you start a trial, put a reminder in your calendar for day 13. That applies to us too — our 7-day access rolls into a monthly subscription, cancellable at any time from your account.

9. Where monCVparfait is the better choice

A comparison that finds nothing good about the other product is not a comparison. monCVparfait is the better call on several fronts:

• Cheaper on a one-year commitment — €95.40 up front is below every EasyApplAI plan.
• Word, TXT, PNG, JPG and SVG exports, none of which we offer.
• A large library of pre-written phrases by job title, if a blank page is your actual problem.
• Around ten years in the French market, with phone support and an extensive French content library.
• Country-specific CV format pages — Switzerland, Luxembourg, Canada, Germany — explaining local conventions.
• A spell-checker built into the editor.

Which one should you choose?

Choose monCVparfait if…

• You want a CV template and a PDF, nothing more, and you will pay a year up front.
• You need an editable Word file at the end of it.
• You would rather pick from ready-made sentences than have AI write from your own material.

Choose EasyApplAI if…

• You want the CV tailored to each posting rather than written once and sent everywhere.
• You want to know your odds before applying, with a fit score and the gaps named.
• You want to rehearse the interview on a live AI voice call, not just produce the document.
• You are running a real search and want every application in one uncapped dashboard.
• You are applying in more than one language and want natively built templates rather than export-time translation.
• You would rather pay €14.99 a month, cancellable, than commit twelve months in advance.