FutureRoute searches several job sites for you, scores each result against your CV, checks it for scam warning signs, and shows which employers can sponsor a UK visa. Then it helps you apply and get ready for the interview.
FreeWeekly job alerts: up to 10 new jobs that fit your CV, emailed to you. No top-up needed.
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You say what you want, in your own words, and FutureRoute does the rest, from the search to the interview.
Type it or say it out loud. Add your CVs once.
Several job sites searched, every result checked for scam warning signs and scored against your CV, visa sponsors marked.
A cover letter from the CV that fits best, and answers for the application form.
The questions they’ll ask, why they ask them, and the words to say. Then practise.
Everything FutureRoute Does
Each one does one job well, from finding and checking jobs to writing your cover letter and getting you ready for the interview.
FutureRoute connects with job boards across the UK and beyond, and brings their jobs into one search. Type what you want in your own words, or say it out loud.
Every job is scored against your CV, with the reasons. Have more than one CV? FutureRoute tells you which one to send for each job.
Every search result is checked for warning signs like upfront fees, fake recruiters and copied adverts, with the reasons shown. Paste any advert or company name to check it yourself.
How the job scam check worksSee which employers are on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors, search only jobs that can sponsor you, and see how long each employer has held its licence.
Visa sponsorship jobsPaste a job link and FutureRoute picks your best CV, writes a letter for that job and reviews it. Download it as a Word or PDF file.
Cover lettersThe questions you’re likely to be asked, with answers written from your CV, and mock interviews with feedback on every answer.
Ask anything, from which roles are most likely to be sponsored to what salary to ask for, and get a straight answer checked against the latest rules, with sources.
Up to 10 new jobs that fit your CV, emailed to you once a week, best fit first. No top-up needed.
Not separate tools bolted together, but one process from start to finish, where each step makes the next one more trustworthy.
Most job sites make fraud your problem to catch. Here, every verdict is visible, and a rejected listing stays on screen with the exact reason it was flagged, so you can see the check happen, not just trust that it did.
Pay As You Go
Top up from £8. Money only leaves your balance when you ask for something: a job search, an advert check, a cover letter or interview practice. Nothing is taken until you use it, and unused balance never expires.
No listings to browse. You ask for what you want in plain language, and FutureRoute searches, checks, and reports back, the way you’d ask a friend rather than scroll a site.
Every search result is screened for known scam patterns, such as upfront fees, fake recruiters, and adverts that don’t match the company they claim to be from. You can paste any advert yourself for the same check. Jobs in your weekly alerts get a basic filter, and you can run the full check on any of them. No check can guarantee a job is genuine, so FutureRoute shows you its reasons.
Yes, in the UK. FutureRoute checks every employer against the Home Office register of licensed sponsors, which it updates from GOV.UK every day. Ask for jobs with visa sponsorship and employers that can sponsor come first, or ask for sponsors only. You can also check any employer by name, and see how long it has held its licence.
Yes. Paste a link to the job, or open one from your results, and FutureRoute writes a letter for that job from the CV that fits it best, then reviews it against the advert. Edit it, then copy it or download it as a Word or PDF file.
Add them all to your profile. FutureRoute can score jobs against every one of your CVs and tell you which CV to send for each job.
Yes. Ask things like which jobs are most likely to be sponsored, how the Graduate visa works, or what salary to ask for. FutureRoute checks the latest rules and gives you a straight answer, what it means for you from your CV, and its sources. It’s general information, not immigration advice.
Yes. Knowledge Transfer Partnership jobs are included when you search for jobs in the UK. Ask for KTP jobs, or KTP jobs that match your CVs.
No. Without one you still get checked listings and company checks, you just won’t see match scores or get job alerts. Add a CV any time to start seeing how well jobs fit you.
Yes. FutureRoute CV is free to build with: start from scratch, import the CV you have, or answer a few questions and get a first CV written from your answers. Download it as PDF or Word with a free account. The AI help, like Improve and Voice instead, is paid from your wallet.
Yes, and it’s free. Add your CV and set up a job alert, and once a week FutureRoute emails you up to 10 new jobs that fit it, best fit first. You don’t need to top up. Checking a job for scams and scoring it against your CV is paid, like any search. Every email has a link to stop alerts, and alerts nobody opens pause on their own.
Yes. Paste in a question from an application or screening form, such as “Why do you want this role?”, and FutureRoute drafts an answer from your CV that you can edit before sending. Get started from just £8.
Yes. FutureRoute can ask you the kind of questions you’re likely to face for a specific role, give you feedback on your answers, help you shape them using your own experience, and point you to useful resources, so you walk into the interview prepared.
There’s no subscription, and job alerts are free. Top up from £8 and pay only for what you use: quick tasks like checking an advert or answering an interview question cost very little, and a full job search costs more because it searches several sites. If your balance runs out partway through, the task pauses and picks up where it left off once you top up.
Jobs that aren’t a known scam but have something unclear, no stated salary, a vague employer, or missing details a genuine listing would usually include. Worth a second look before you decide.
Every job in your search results has already been checked for scam warning signs and matched against your CV.
