Enter your profile once. Get every program you're eligible for, scored with the reasons behind it, and a plan for your signals. Priced for the country you live in.
For USMD, USDO, US-IMG and non-US IMG applicants. Free to start.
Every score comes with its reasons, every requirement with the date it was checked, and every signal with a why.
Each program gets a score from 0 to 100 and lands in reach, target or safer. You see the top reasons for and against, in plain words.
Size, leadership, cutoffs, visa policy and who they've matched before. Requirements are lined up against your profile.
We suggest where your gold and silver signals lift your odds most. Drag anything to change it. We'll warn you about wasted signals.
Gold and silver signals an Internal Medicine applicant gets for ERAS 2027.
Signals a Family Medicine applicant gets, all one tier.
Payment per season. Your pass runs from ERAS opening to Match Day and SOAP.
Scores shown without the reasons behind them.
Scores and attempts, graduation year, USCE, visa, research and letters. We only ask what changes your result, and tell you why.
Programs you can't get are filtered out, with the reason. The rest are ranked and split into reach, target and safer.
Place your signals, track applications and interviews, and see what ERAS fees your list will cost before you submit.
Most tools treat these as footnotes. For an international graduate, any one of them can turn an application fee into a guaranteed rejection.
We store which visas each program sponsors and the year we confirmed it, then match it to the visa you need.
Many programs cap years since graduation at 3 to 5. We check your date against each limit.
Months, setting, and whether a US letter came out of it. Programs that need hands-on time are flagged.
We ask attempts per Step, not just pass or fail, and match them to each program's policy.
| ResidencyPilot | Typical list services | |
|---|---|---|
| Price for one specialty | $15 to $49, by country | Often $99 or more |
| Why a program scored what it did | Top reasons for and against | A number, no reasons |
| Signal strategy | Planner with suggestions and warnings | Extra cost or not offered |
| Data freshness | Date and source on every field | Rarely shown |
| Visa, YOG and attempt filters | Built in, explained | Partial |
| Billing | One payment per season | Per product or subscription |
Your price follows purchasing power, so a student in Lahore doesn't pay what one in Boston does.
Prices in US dollars. Your band is set by the country your card was issued in. A season runs from ERAS opening in June through Match Day and SOAP in March, and you only pay again if you reapply.
The application cycle runs on a fixed calendar. Here's what matters at each point.
No. A score is an estimate built from published requirements, past residents and your profile. We show the reasons so you can judge it yourself, and we never promise an interview or a match.
Internal Medicine first, including categorical, preliminary and primary-care tracks as separate entries. Family Medicine is next.
Public sources such as the ACGME program list, NRMP reports and program websites, plus our own calls and emails to programs. Every field shows its source and the date we checked it. If something is wrong, there's a correction button on every page.
By the country your payment card was issued in, checked against your location. If the two don't match, the higher band applies.
They're used to build your list and nothing else. We don't sell data. You can export or delete everything from your account at any time.
No. A season pass is one payment for the whole ERAS cycle. If you reapply next year, you buy a new pass.
Join now and we'll send your free eligibility count the day your state's programs are verified.