LazyApply vs Jobapplier

The core difference

Each of the two sends applications on your behalf, but they decide differently what gets sent. LazyApply is sold on volume. A run starts from a Start applying button after you filter by title, place, salary or date and enter a number of jobs; from there, by its home page, its agent does the rest. None of its pages shows you an application before it leaves.

Jobapplier starts from rules. Its cloud Agent applies only to jobs that fit one of your Apply rules and none of your Skip rules. A new account has no Apply rule, so nothing is sent until you write one. Jobapplier does not ask you to approve each job either; the rules are where the control sits. Before each Submit the Agent keeps a picture of the filled form.

Jobapplier’s lines here come from its public pages and its code; LazyApply’s come from its own pages, read signed out. We did not use LazyApply.

Where they apply

LazyApply names Greenhouse, Dice, Indeed and ZipRecruiter on its home page and LinkedIn and Indeed on its automation page. Which applicant tracking systems it handles beyond Greenhouse, its pages do not say.

Jobapplier’s Agent names eleven: the single-page forms of Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workable, Recruitee, Rippling, Breezy, Teamtailor, Pinpoint, BambooHR and Personio. Workday, iCIMS and other sites behind an employer account are left to its Chrome extension, which fills them in your own browser while you press Submit. It does no LinkedIn Easy Apply and stops at a CAPTCHA or an emailed code, handing that application to you. If your target jobs sit on LinkedIn and Indeed, LazyApply covers ground Jobapplier does not.

Volume and billing

LazyApply prices by the year and by how many applications a day you may send: $99 buys 15 a day, $149 buys 150 and $999 buys 1,500. A plan is tied to a Gmail address. Its pages do not say how renewal or cancellation works.

Jobapplier’s Agent is on Pro and sends at most 30 applications a day. Pro is $17.99 a week, $39.99 a month or $89.99 a quarter. The Free plan has no Agent; it gives 2 tailored resumes, 4 autofills and 2 cover letters a day, with job scores and the Tracker.

Documents

Per-job resume tailoring is not on any LazyApply page read; what its plans count is resume profiles. It does something Jobapplier does not: it emails employees at the companies you apply to, asking for a referral.

Jobapplier makes one resume for each posting at a level you choose, Off by default. No level changes your employers, the titles of your roles, dates, degrees or work authorization. Cover letters are written from that posting’s resume and your profile.

Refunds and who runs them

LazyApply gives money back only on a first subscription: within 30 days, under 100 jobs applied to, and only where it did not work as advertised. A renewal is never refunded. The company behind it, PEVE VISIONS PRIVATE LIMITED, is in India, and disputes go to arbitration under its terms. Jobapplier refunds any Pro payment in full within 7 days, with Paddle as the Merchant of Record.