AutoApply vs LazyApply
These two run in different places. LazyApply works inside your browser and applies through job-board flows you're signed into; we run on our own servers and submit through public forms on company application systems. That single difference explains almost everything else. Captured August 18, 2026.
Side by side
- What it is
- UsA hosted service that applies for you on company application systems and reports every day.
- LazyApplyA Chrome extension that submits applications in bulk from your own browser.
- Where the automation runs
- UsOn our servers. Your computer can be switched off.
- LazyApplyOn your computer, while your browser is open.
- Uses your job-board login
- UsNo. We never ask for LinkedIn or Indeed credentials, and we don't need them.
- LazyApplyYes — their site describes applying through job-board flows you're signed into, including LinkedIn Easy Apply.
- Daily email report
- UsYes — one email a day, including days when nothing was sent.
- LazyApplyNot described on their public pages when we checked (August 18, 2026)
- Evidence kept per application
- UsYes — submission time, posting snapshot, and the confirmation page or email.
- LazyApplyNot described on their public pages when we checked (August 18, 2026)
- How it's priced
- UsSubscription shown per day, billed weekly, monthly or quarterly.
- LazyApplyA one-off annual licence in three tiers, rather than a recurring subscription.
LazyApply's published pricing
- Basic
- $99 / year
- 15 applications per day · 1 resume profile
- Premium
- $149 / year
- 150 applications per day · 5 resume profiles
- Ultimate
- $999 / year
- 1500 applications per day · 20 resume profiles
Captured from their pricing page on August 18, 2026. Prices and tiers change without notice — treat this as a snapshot and check the source. Their pricing page
When LazyApply may suit you better
If you want to send a very large number of applications and you're comfortable doing it through your own job-board account, their stated per-day ceilings are far above ours, and a one-off annual fee can work out cheaper than a subscription. You do have to be at the computer with the browser open.
Or try it and judge from the report
Your first 5 applications and your first daily report are free. That's usually enough to tell whether it's picking the right jobs.
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