Free reads the market.
Cheghel Plus tells you what it pays.
Every listing, every review and your own fit score cost nothing, permanently. Cheghel Plus reveals the salary on every job, lifts the one-application limit, and writes the analysis that turns a score into something you can act on.
Every job here has a salary. Free shows you everything except that.
Posting a salary is mandatory on Cheghel — no listing goes live without one. So the number exists on every job in the country’s largest board, and it is the one field that decides whether an evening of applying was worth it.
One listing, two accounts. Four rows differ — two do not.
This is the Amwaj listing from §01, drawn as each account sees it. The seam down the middle is the free/paid line — and it breaks at the two rows where the accounts agree.
The salary is the whole reason you opened the listing. Free shows you the job; Cheghel Plus shows you the number.
Your score, and the weighted factors under it.
Your score against the Amwaj listing, and the seven metrics behind it with their published weights. None of this is ever locked, blurred or greyed — not on a free account, not on any account. It is a calculation, and a calculation costs us nothing to run.
The weighted sum of the seven, and identical on every tier.
Free, and never metered. The score, the seven bars and your matched and missing skills are deterministic — the same inputs give the same number every time, so there is nothing here worth charging for.
The written analysis, its suggestions, and the “why this fits you” rationale — generated prose, which costs real money to produce. The blur is on writing, never on a number.
What Cheghel Plus costsSwipe to apply
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Most of applying is deciding whether to bother.
A listing gives you the title and hides the pay, so you open it, read it, guess, and close it again. Swipe Mode puts the three things that actually decide it on one card — the salary, your fit, and what the role would take — and lets you answer with your thumb.
Swipe Mode is Cheghel Plus. A free account can search every job, read every review and see its own fit score — those are arithmetic, and they are never locked. Swiping is how you act on them, and the salary on the card is the thing you are paying to see.
See what Cheghel Plus costsFour periods. Pick the one you’ll actually use.
Longer periods cost less per month, and the saving is printed as dollars you keep rather than a percentage — a percentage of a small number is a big-sounding way of saying very little.
A real search, permanently. No card, no expiry, no trial that ends.
These four prices are contractual and appear in the Terms. They are not introductory. Each is one payment for one fixed period, which ends on its date and does not renew. Every struck figure is the same months at the $3.99 monthly rate.
This is a TEST payment on our payment provider's sandbox — no card is charged and no money moves. What it grants is applied to your account for real. The prices above are final.
Or pay only for what you use.
Credits are a separate currency and need no paid plan. Bigger packs cost less each.
No bonus credits, no expiry. What you buy is what you get, and the bar compares what one credit costs in each pack. This is a TEST payment on our payment provider's sandbox — no card is charged and no money moves. What it grants is applied to your account for real. The prices above are final.
Before you pay
Can I pay right now?
Yes — Cheghel Plus can be bought today. The four prices above are final and will not change; they are not introductory prices.
This is a TEST payment on our payment provider's sandbox — no card is charged and no money moves. What it grants is applied to your account for real.
Is there a free trial?
No. Free is not a trial — it does not end, it does not ask for a card, and it is a real search: every listing, every review and your own match score.
Why is the salary the thing I have to pay for?
Because it is the one field on a listing that changes whether applying is worth your time, and it is mandatory on every job posted here — so it is the most valuable thing we hold. Everything that costs us nothing to compute stays free, permanently: your match score, the weighted factors behind it and your skill gap are never locked, blurred or greyed.
What happens when my period ends?
It ends, and nothing renews. No further payment is taken and there is nothing to cancel: you keep the paid features until the period’s end date, and then they stop. To continue, you buy a new period at the prices in the Terms. The Terms set this out in full.
Can I cancel, and do I get money back?
There is nothing to cancel. A period does not renew, so no further payment is taken. You do not get money back: your paid period runs to its end, you keep the paid features until it expires, and the amount already paid is not refunded. The Terms set this out in full.
Do credits come with Cheghel Plus?
Yes — an allocation is added to your balance each month of your period, on top of anything you buy. Credits are a separate currency that pays for one-off AI actions, and anyone can buy them without a paid plan. The size of the allocation is deliberately unpublished until it has run long enough to be worth committing to in writing.
Is the price different where I live?
No. One price list, four periods, everywhere. There is no regional pricing and no currency switching — the four figures are the four figures.
Hiring, not job hunting?
Hiring on Cheghel runs on Cheghel Pro at $50 a month, per company — a different product for a different buyer, with its own page and its own argument.
Arithmetic is free. Generation is paid.
Your match score is a calculation over your own profile, so it costs us nothing to run and it is never locked, blurred or greyed out — not the ring, not the number, not the weighted factor breakdown, not your skill gap. Every listing tells you how many of those factors it gave us enough data to measure. What Cheghel Plus buys is the part a machine has to write for you: the analysis of why you fit, and what to change if you don’t.