Career.io

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overall

3,504

out of 60,653

-26

traffic

2,318

out of 60,653

+79

investment

Not Available

review

937

out of 60,653

-5

These rankings are based on data from December 2025

Company

Career.io

Years in business

Number of employees

11-50 employees

Country

United States

Career.io offers end-to-end career services including resume building, cover letter creation, and AI-driven career assessment to facilitate job search and career advancement, catering to students and professionals alike.

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Pricing

freemium

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career coaching & management

cover letter generation

interview preparation

resume building & optimization

Available on

Chrome store

Position of Career.io on sub rankings

December 2025

Career coaching & management - Overall

9 out of 214

Cover letter generation - Overall

17 out of 123

Interview preparation - Overall

11 out of 94

Resume building & optimization - Overall

29 out of 222

United States - Overall

1,798 out of 16,681

Career coaching & management - Overall

9 out of 214

Cover letter generation - Overall

17 out of 123

Interview preparation - Overall

11 out of 94

Resume building & optimization - Overall

29 out of 222

United States - Overall

1,798 out of 16,681

Industries

education

hr & workplace

Company

Career.io

Years in business

Number of employees

11-50 employees

Country

United States

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