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RoleWorth vs Jobscan — when each is the right tool.

Short answer

Pick RoleWorth when you want the underlying decision (apply / maybe / skip) and a full kit, not just keyword overlap. Pick Jobscan when keyword-match-rate is all you want to see. Jobscan is ATS-scanner-first; RoleWorth is decision-first.

Capability	RoleWorth	Jobscan
Primary purpose	Decision-first: score + kit	ATS scanner: keyword overlap
Keyword coverage analysis	✓ Coverage map + synonym detection	✓ Match-rate %
Worth Score / Apply-Maybe-Skip	✓ Seven-factor decision	—
Posting risk / ghost-job signals	✓ Six-signal evaluation	—
Proof-strength scoring	✓ Proof points required	—
Cover letter + recruiter DMs	✓ Grounded in proof points	—
Pipeline tracker	✓	—
Interview prep / proof bank	✓ Reusable competency library	—

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Is Jobscan's match score the same thing as a Worth Score?

No. Jobscan's match score measures keyword overlap between your resume and one job description. RoleWorth's Worth Score is a seven-factor decision (requirements, proof, posting risk, seniority, comp, logistics, market) — keyword overlap is one input, not the whole answer.

Will my resume pass an ATS with RoleWorth?

RoleWorth's ATS readiness check evaluates the same things Jobscan does (keyword coverage, parser-safe formatting) and adds proof-strength and requirement-coverage. Output is a readiness score plus the gaps that explain it.

Can I use both?

Yes. Some users keep Jobscan for a fast keyword-overlap second opinion and use RoleWorth for the decision and the kit. Most consolidate after a few weeks because the keyword score is already inside RoleWorth's coverage panel.

Product proof

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