Chrome auto-apply tool for Greenhouse, Dice, Indeed and ZipRecruiter with per-day application caps. $99 to $999 a year, billed annually.
High-volume applicants who want the application form filled and submitted rather than merely pre-populated, and who want the throughput ceiling stated before buying: 15, 150 or 1,500 applications a day on the three published tiers. The tiers also differ by resume profiles (1, 5 and 20), so it suits someone running several distinct target roles in parallel. Referral email sending and an analytics dashboard are included on all tiers.
Anyone who may want out should look very carefully: the refund applies to initial subscriptions only, explicitly 'does not apply to renewals or subsequent subscriptions', requires fewer than 100 jobs applied to, is only granted where the product 'demonstrably fails to function as advertised', and no cancellation procedure is published anywhere on the site. Anyone without a Gmail address cannot buy, because the pricing form states the activation email 'Must be a gmail account'. Anyone who wants to assess the output before paying cannot, because the FAQ states there is no free trial.
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The pricing page publishes a hard per-day cap for each tier: 15 applications a day on Basic, 150 a day on Premium and 1,500 a day on Ultimate. Resume profiles scale alongside at 1, 5 and 20. The FAQ confirms limits exist and points back to the pricing page. The named target platforms are Greenhouse, Dice, Indeed and ZipRecruiter, described as 'platforms like' those four.
Only under four conditions stated in the refund policy. The request must arrive within 30 days of the initial subscription date, it must be an initial subscription rather than a renewal, you must have applied to fewer than 100 jobs using the service, and the product must demonstrably fail to function as advertised. Documentation of application history and malfunction may be required before approval.
The site does not say. The pricing page, FAQ, Terms and refund policy contain no cancellation procedure, no self-serve path and no pre-renewal deadline. The Terms reference recurring payment plans and state that by supplying card details you authorise invoicing of all fees with no additional notice or consent required. The refund policy's exclusion of renewals confirms renewals occur, so budget accordingly.
Yes, and that claim is unsupported. The homepage states its scripts use advanced AI job search algorithms 'so your profiles will never get blocked by platforms'. No testing, data or detail is published to back that. The same page claims the tool increases interview chances, also without evidence. Whether automated submission is permitted by any given job platform is a matter for that platform's own terms.
Facts sourced from the vendor’s own site, last verified 2026-10-10.
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