LazyApply
LazyApply is a Chrome-extension-based service that automatically fills in and submits job applications across job platforms, sold as annual plans with daily application limits.
This is a short profile covering the criteria used in our comparison tables.
Best for: people applying to many posted roles quickly
Criteria
| Criterion | What we found |
|---|---|
| Pricing | From $99 per year Verified |
| Free plan | No free trial offered Verified |
| Emails founders | Not publicly documented |
| Emails recruiters or hiring team | Sends referral emails to employees at companies you apply to Verified |
| Sends from Gmail | Not publicly documented |
| Follow-ups | Not publicly documented |
| Auto-apply | Yes, auto-applies on Greenhouse, Dice, Indeed, ZipRecruiter Verified |
| Tracking | Analytics dashboard for applications and referral emails Verified |
| Interface | Chrome extension with a web dashboard Verified |
Limitations
- No free trial offered
- Daily application caps depend on the plan
- Runs as a Chrome-based extension
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FAQ
Does LazyApply have a free trial?
No. LazyApply says it does not offer a free trial, and it is sold as annual plans. Each plan sets a daily limit on applications.
Does LazyApply apply to jobs automatically?
Yes. Its Chrome extension fills in and submits applications on platforms such as Greenhouse, Dice, Indeed and ZipRecruiter. How many it can send per day depends on your plan.
Does LazyApply email recruiters or founders for me?
LazyApply sends referral emails to employees at companies you apply to and tracks them in its analytics dashboard. We found no mention of founder outreach, sending from Gmail or follow-ups.