JobsJobsEye vs Tsenta
Both apply for you on companies' own careers pages. Tsenta watches 50,000+ career pages on a monthly plan; JobsEye applies on the six systems Indian employers use most, by the pack. From each product's own pages, checked 21 and 24 October 2026.
The short answer. Tsenta and JobsEye both apply on companies' own careers pages rather than on job boards. Tsenta, backed by Y Combinator, says it "watches 50,000+ career pages across Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby and 30+ more ATSes", on monthly plans from ₹499 for 150 applications as shown in India, with 25 free. JobsEye applies on Workday, Oracle Cloud, SmartRecruiters, Greenhouse, Ashby and TurboHire, the systems that carry the Indian roles it shows, sold by the pack in rupees with the first 5 free and a shortlist promise on Premium.
Side by side
What is compared: where each applies, how you pay, and what you keep as proof. Each line about Tsenta is from its own page (tsenta.com), read on 21 October 2026.
| JobsEye | Tsenta | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it applies | The company's own careers page: Workday, Oracle Cloud, SmartRecruiters, Greenhouse, Ashby and TurboHire | "50,000+ career pages across Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby and 30+ more ATSes" |
| Made for | Job seekers in India; roles in India and worldwide, remote included | Its demo is US-shaped (US work authorisation, US companies) |
| How you pay | By the pack: first 5 free, then ₹399 for 20, ₹699 for 50, ₹1,299 for 150. Packs never expire | Monthly, as shown in India: Starter ₹499 for 150, Pro ₹999 for 400, Power ₹2,199 for 1,000; quarterly and annual options |
| Free start | First 5 applications | "25 free applications ... no card required" |
| What counts | Only an application that is delivered | "Pay only for jobs actually submitted" |
| Shortlist promise | With Premium: send 100; no shortlist yet, and JobsEye keeps applying free until your first one, up to 100 more | None on its own pages (read 21 October 2026) |
| Proof it went in | The company's own confirmation email, in your JobsEye inbox (88% of JobsEye applications got one, a median of 5 seconds after sending) | Not stated on the pages we read |
Who each one suits
- Tsenta suits someone applying mostly to US or global companies, who wants the widest set of careers-page systems and 25 free applications to start.
- JobsEye suits someone looking for roles at employers hiring in India, many of which are on Workday or Oracle Cloud (Accenture, PwC, Genpact, Marriott, Adani, KPMG Global Services), who would rather buy a pack in rupees than a monthly plan.
Frequently asked questions
Does Tsenta work for jobs in India?
Its pages describe careers pages worldwide and show prices in rupees to a browser in India; its demo uses US work authorisation and US companies. They don't single out Indian employers.
Which is cheaper, JobsEye or Tsenta?
Per application on a monthly plan, Tsenta: ₹499 for 150. JobsEye sells packs from ₹399 for 20 that never expire, and charges only for applications delivered.
Do both apply on Workday?
Yes. Tsenta names Workday among its systems; JobsEye applies on Workday, where about 7 in 10 of the Indian roles it applies to are (21 October 2026). --- Checked on 24 October 2026, with Tsenta as read on its own site on 21 October 2026. Prices and features change; each product's own page is the final word. JobsEye is our product.