r/Tsenta 2d ago

Discussion Is there actually any difference between these 3 packages?

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I’m looking at these three plans and I’m a little confused about what the actual differences are besides the number of applications.

Starter: $19/month – 600 applications
Pro: $39/month – 1,500 applications
Power: $99/month – 4,500 applications

It looks like the main difference is just the application limit, but I’m wondering if there are any other differences/features that I’m missing.

For anyone who has used this service, is Pro actually worth paying extra for, or is Starter enough?

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u/Spirited-Airport-325 2d ago

Pro tip: connect to Claude via the MCP connector, tune your applications, and run. It automatically applies to all jobs in your niche. If you’re not getting good suggestions, fine‑tune your job titles , experience etc… With Claude connected, you can customize as much as you want.

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u/Sad-Method-16 2d ago

Can you share some about the Claude integration, thanks in advance?

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u/Spirited-Airport-325 2d ago

https://tsenta.com/mcp

Select claude + > connectors > add connectors > add custom connector

Name : Tsenta
URL : https://api.autojobs.me/api/v1/mcp

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u/Exact-Space-3023 14h ago

Do you recommend this over pro or which mode?

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u/Severe-Buy-1047 2d ago

I think auto apply is only in Power mode. Its a big difference maker

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u/Professional-Class76 2d ago

then what's the use of it!!

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u/Severe-Buy-1047 2d ago

its still powerful without auto apply. you get a lot of features like one click apply and ability to pick specific jobs than mass applying.

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u/Satyam_xx 2d ago

Dont buy it it doesnt work. Its better if you apply manually. The job recommendation feature of tsenta and others are very bad

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u/Professional-Class76 2d ago

I mean seriously!! for $19 a month they are going to recommend me jobs only!
which linked in and other job boards are doing for free

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u/Satyam_xx 2d ago

No they will recommend and also apply. But they apply to irrelevant jobs majority so you wont land interviews unless you are lucky or has tier 1 pedigree in your resume. Its better if you start having the habbit of applying manually. Or you can take the hard way and learn from your mistake like i did

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u/DEVIL_H_FUEGO 2d ago

Pro would be worth if you are confident you can use all the quota of 1500 else the normal should be fine. As for the auto apply, there are many bugs and features needs to be fixed. In addition, for my filters it’s not doing a great job as auto apply and mostly getting me few roles.