Four-Leaf is an AI job search assistant with voice mock interviews, resume tailoring and salary coaching. Pro is $20/month with a 3-day free trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Four-Leaf is an AI job search assistant sold as a web app by Four-Leaf, Inc. It puts seven tools in one workspace and aims to take a job seeker from the first search to a signed offer. The tools cover job search, LinkedIn optimization, resume tailoring, cover letters, voice mock interviews, an email assistant, and a compensation negotiation coach.
The product is built around a chat assistant called Clover, which hands a user from one tool to the next. In the homepage demo, it finds a remote data science role, tailors a resume for it, and then starts a hiring manager mock interview. The company says its goal is preparation that holds up in a live interview, not circumvention.
A user describes the job they want in plain English, and Four-Leaf returns live postings scored against their resume, with an explanation of why each role ranks where it does. The site says matches come from a scraped corpus of more than 100,000 active jobs across over 1,100 companies. Promising roles can be saved and tracked.
From there, each application becomes a thread in the dashboard with its own status, timeline, and notes. The resume, cover letter, interview prep, and emails made for that role are linked to it. Statuses run from saved through offered, and the dashboard shows totals and weekly progress. The site lists a web browser as the requirement, plus a microphone for voice interviews.
The voice mock interview is the feature the site emphasizes most. An AI interviewer asks role-specific questions, listens to spoken answers, and scores clarity, structure, confidence, and content. It asks follow-up questions that push harder, and sessions can be recorded for playback. Twenty-five roles are mapped round by round, and users can bring any other role.
Resume tailoring takes a pasted job description and rewrites the relevant bullets, showing a live diff and ATS keyword coverage. The site states it re-emphasizes existing experience and never invents any. The LinkedIn optimizer scores the headline, about section, experience, and skills against a target role. The comp coach builds negotiation scripts anchored on compensation bands by role and level, covering equity, base, sign-on, and bonus.
Four-Leaf is an AI job search assistant that puts seven tools in one workspace: AI job search, LinkedIn optimizer, resume tailoring, cover letters, voice mock interviews, an email assistant, and a comp negotiation coach. It is built to take a job seeker from the first search to a signed offer.
Four-Leaf Pro costs $20 per month. A one-time 5 Day Pass costs $5 for 5 days and does not auto-renew. Both plans include the same features.
Yes. The 3-day free trial gives full access to every feature without a credit card. Several tools, including the resume checker and cover letter generator, can also be tried without an account.
On the monthly Pro plan, the company offers a full refund within 7 days of the first paid charge. The $5 5 Day Pass is not refundable once it starts. UK buyers can request a full refund within 14 days of purchase.
An AI interviewer asks role-specific questions, listens to your spoken answers, and asks follow-ups. It scores clarity, structure, confidence, and content, and sessions can be recorded for playback. A microphone is required.
The site targets recent graduates, engineers, data professionals, product managers, designers, marketers, finance and consulting candidates, and experienced professionals switching roles. It also suits anyone preparing for a single interview.
The sources name an MCP server that makes Four-Leaf available inside Claude, Cursor, and ChatGPT. No other integrations are listed.
Yes. Pro can be canceled anytime, and access continues until the end of the current billing period. The 5 Day Pass has no auto-renewal.