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Find the top marketing roles you fit, see what's missing, and send an application that gets you the interview.
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Who is this for?
You’ve rewritten your resume for what feels like the hundredth time. Applied to more jobs. Still, crickets. Is it the industry you’re targeting? The roles you’re choosing? How you explain your experience?
RoleBug shows where your experience connects with a marketing role, so you can decide whether it’s worth pursuing and build a clearer case before you apply.
How it works
Browse thousands of marketing openings. Filter by location, experience level or the kind of marketing you do. Save anything interesting for later.
Found an opening you like? Choose “Review now” or paste a job link. RoleBug compares it with your experience and shows your score, what matches and what needs a closer look.
Use your saved experience to create drafts for a specific role. Tell RoleBug what you want to change, edit the wording and layout, then download when you’re happy. Then track where you applied and what happened next.
MAX MODE
Max Mode researches a company you want to work for, suggests work you could make for them and finds the people worth sending it to.


F.A.Q.
RoleBug is built specifically for marketers. Alongside showing you openings, it studies marketing job descriptions to help you understand what employers keep asking for.
One listing might ask for a particular skill. RoleBug helps you see whether that requirement also appears across similar roles, then compares a specific opening with your experience.
You can use that picture to decide where to focus, which roles to pursue and what to bring forward in your application.
A resume rewrite is one part of the job search. Before you start writing, RoleBug helps you understand whether a role makes sense for you and which parts of your experience matter most.
Then it helps you turn that experience into a resume or cover letter. Your role review and application documents stay together, so you’re not starting again with every tool.
RoleBug helps you take a closer look at the roles you’re choosing and how you’re presenting your experience. You can see where you match, what needs explaining and what to improve before your next application.
It can’t know why an employer hasn’t replied or guarantee an interview. It can give you a clearer next step than rewriting your resume again without knowing what to change.
We study real marketing job descriptions to find common skills, tools and responsibilities. Your snapshot shows how often those requirements appear in the descriptions we’ve studied.
When you review a particular opening, RoleBug compares that job’s requirements with your saved experience. Research percentages describe our sample, not the entire hiring market.
It’s a guide to how closely your saved experience matches a particular job. The explanation beside it shows what lines up and what needs a closer look.
An 80 doesn’t mean an 80% chance of getting hired. And if something is missing from your profile, it doesn’t necessarily mean you haven’t done it.
Yes. Paste a supported job link or the job description into RoleBug. You’ll get the same fit review and application-writing help as you would for a role found inside the app.
No. RoleBug helps you find roles, review them and prepare your documents. You decide what to send and submit the application yourself.
All paid plans include role fit reviews, tailored resumes and cover letters, resume edits and Max Mode. Capacity and safety limits keep the service available; RoleBug explains when you can continue if one applies.
Yes. Manage your subscription in Account settings → Billing. Cancelling stops future renewals; access continues until the end of the paid billing period.
Our launch offer is $7.99 every seven days, $19.99 per month or $49.99 every three months. Your promotional rate stays locked while your subscription remains active. You will only be charged after choosing to subscribe.
Job searching is repetitive and time-consuming. RoleBug helps you discover relevant marketing roles, decide which are worth applying for, and keep your applications organised in one place.