At a glance
- Approach. LazyApply: as many applications as your plan allows. Job-AI: only jobs your CV fits, up to 25 a day.
- Where it applies. LazyApply: job boards such as Indeed, ZipRecruiter, Dice and Greenhouse. Job-AI: employers' own career sites, plus NHS jobs in the UK.
- CV tailoring. Job-AI writes a tailored CV and cover letter for every application, from your real experience only.
- Skipped jobs. Job-AI shows every job it skipped and why.
- Price. LazyApply lists yearly plans from $99 to $999 a year. Job-AI is £9.99 or $12.99 a month, cancel any time, with a free 24 hour trial.
When LazyApply makes sense
If you are in a field where volume genuinely works, such as entry level roles with very simple forms, and you want the highest number of applications, a volume tool does that.
When Job-AI makes sense
If you've already sent lots of applications and heard nothing, volume is usually the problem, not the answer. Recruiters and applicant tracking systems filter out CVs that don't match the advert. Job-AI sends fewer applications, each matched and tailored, which is what gets interviews.
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