AutoApply vs Simplify
Simplify fills the form; you press submit. We do the whole thing while you're elsewhere. If you like being in the loop for every application, that difference matters more than any feature list. 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.
- SimplifyA browser extension that fills application forms in for you as you go.
- Where the automation runs
- UsOn our servers. Your computer can be switched off.
- SimplifyIn your browser, next to you, while you apply.
- Daily email report
- UsYes — one email a day, including days when nothing was sent.
- SimplifyNot 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.
- SimplifyNot described on their public pages when we checked (August 18, 2026)
We don't have a dated price capture for Simplify
We only publish prices we've captured ourselves with a date attached, and we don't have one for Simplify. Their pricing page is the authority. Their pricing page
When Simplify may suit you better
If you'd rather stay in the driver's seat and just skip the typing, an autofill extension is a lot less machinery than a hosted service, and you see every job before it goes anywhere.
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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