Simplify vs Jobapplier

The core difference

Both are a browser extension that fills application forms, with a paid plan that can submit for you. Where they differ is the free side and how the automatic side picks jobs.

Simplify’s Copilot is free, has no application limit and leaves the employer’s Submit to you. Simplify+ adds Autopilot: you pick each job from its matches, board or search, and Autopilot fills and submits it with no review step.

Jobapplier’s extension also never presses Submit by itself; you press the panel’s Submit Application or the form’s own button, and every AI-written answer is marked. On the Free plan it fills 4 forms a day. Pro adds the cloud Agent, which applies to the jobs your Apply rules pick and none of your Skip rules exclude. Nothing is sent until you write an Apply rule.

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

Where they work

Simplify’s Copilot names Workday, Greenhouse, iCIMS, Taleo, Avature, Lever and SmartRecruiters, and says support depends on the form. It runs in Chrome and other Chromium browsers, in Firefox as a beta and in Safari through its iPhone app. Its job matches cover ten countries, the US, the UK, Canada, Germany and India among them.

Jobapplier’s extension fills Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workday’s multipage forms, iCIMS, SmartRecruiters and other career sites, in Chrome only, and it is not in the Chrome Web Store yet. Its catalogue holds English-language postings only. On browsers, phones and countries, Simplify reaches further.

Automatic applying

Autopilot comes with 20 credits a week; a credit is used only on a successful submission and unused ones do not roll over. It enters emailed one-time codes through a forwarding address on its partner domain. Its pages do not say which postings it supports or where the run happens.

Jobapplier’s Agent sends at most 30 a day from Jobapplier’s servers, on the single-page forms of eleven named systems: Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workable, Recruitee, Rippling, Breezy, Teamtailor, Pinpoint, BambooHR and Personio. A CAPTCHA or an emailed code stops that application and hands it to you. Its terms say the Agent’s browser hides the signs of automation so bot checks accept it.

Resumes

Simplify+ rewrites a whole resume, a section or single bullets for a job, and you review the changes before applying them. Autopilot’s tailored resume, though, is not shown to you before it submits. Jobapplier makes one resume for each posting at a level you set, Off by default, and no level changes your employers, role titles, dates, degrees or work authorization. Simplify’s Resume Builder and Job Tracker are free; so are Jobapplier’s job scores and Tracker.

Refunds

Simplify does not refund an activated subscription, apart from an unintended web renewal reported within 24 hours, pro-rated, and extended, verifiable technical issues. Jobapplier refunds any Pro payment in full within 7 days.