LazyApply

What can you do with LazyApply?

Apply to many jobs from one search

You enter job titles, location and a date filter, choose how many jobs to target and start the “agent”. LazyApply says it then applies on Indeed, Glassdoor, ZipRecruiter, Dice and SimplyHired and on company career sites run on Lever, Greenhouse and Ashby (all ATS systems), filling in each form from your profile with its “Job GPT”. Plans are counted in applications a day, from 15 on Basic to 1,500 on Ultimate.

In our account, the search needed a profile filled to at least 70%. Searches for performance marketing, PPC, paid search and marketing manager roles returned “No jobs found” with the “Past week” and the “Past year” filters, so we never got to the point of applying. We didn't establish why. See the empty search

We haven't confirmed whether you can review each application and its answers before it's sent, which email address it uses, or whether the agent needs the Chrome extension and an open browser to run.

Check what it sends. Users repeatedly report that applications fail part-way or go out with mistakes: first and last names left blank, or “Yes” chosen on visa and veteran questions despite correct profile answers (Trustpilot). Two reviewers in 2026 say searches stopped finding any jobs for weeks.

Paid plans onlyBasic: 15 a day · Premium: 150 · Ultimate: 1,500

Job search setup and the integrated platforms in our free account · Oct 3, 2026

Track applications and referral emails

The analytics page lists each application with its platform, status and date, and counts referral emails, companies and which resume version was used; you can export it as CSV. LazyApply also says it emails employees at the companies you apply to, asking for a referral; which plans include this isn't stated on the pricing page, and we haven't confirmed whether you can see or switch off these emails.

On our brand-new free account, before any application had been sent, the analytics page already showed 75 applications “today” with a “95% Success Rate”, all developer roles at Google, Microsoft, Apple and Amazon. Nothing marked them as sample data.

Basic and Premium: basic analytics · Ultimate: advanced

Analytics on our new account, before any application was sent · Oct 3, 2026

Free plan & pricing

The free account lets you build a profile and set up a job search, but sending applications needs one of three paid plans: Basic, Premium or Ultimate. All three are billed once a year and differ in applications a day, resume profiles, analytics and support.

US dollars, as shown on LazyApply's pricing page on October 13, 2026. The page shows the same crossed-out prices ($119, $179 and $1,099) on October 3 and October 13, 2026. See the pricing page

Free account vs paid plans

Paid plans as listed on the pricing page on October 13, 2026; free account as seen on October 3, 2026.

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Before you pay

• What you're chargedA full year upfront: there are no monthly plans, and the FAQ says “You will be billed annually”. When you pick a plan, the pricing page asks for the email the plan is attached to, and it must be a Gmail address; one reviewer who signed up with another email says he only found this out after paying. See the pricing page
• Free trialNone. The FAQ says LazyApply doesn't offer a free trial and offers a live demo by email instead.
• RefundsOnly in narrow cases, despite the “30 days money back guarantee” banner. According to its Refund Policy, you may be eligible if all of these apply: it's your first subscription, not a renewal; you ask within 30 days; you've sent fewer than 100 applications through LazyApply; and the product “demonstrably fails to function as advertised”, which you may have to prove with your application history. Users repeatedly report refund requests that went unanswered or took weeks. Read on October 13, 2026.
• Renewal and cancellationNot confirmed. The Terms allow recurring charges without further notice, and the Refund Policy mentions renewals, but we couldn't confirm whether the yearly plans renew automatically or how to cancel them. One reviewer in 2025 wrote that the subscription renewed through the payment company Paddle without notice; that's a single report.

What users say

Themes mentioned at least three times in Trustpilot and Chrome Web Store reviews and Reddit posts from the past 12 months, with the same rules for praise and complaints; posts promoting other tools left out.

Alternatives to LazyApply

LazyApply is listed in Auto-apply tools.

About LazyApply

LazyApply is a product of PEVE VISIONS PRIVATE LIMITED, a company in Madhya Pradesh, India, according to its Refund Policy and Terms; the Refund Policy is governed by Indian law, and the Terms send disputes to binding arbitration. LazyApply launched in 2021.

Support works by email (team@lazyapply.com, with info@lazyapply.com in the Terms and FAQ) and a contact form; the contact page also lists an Indian phone number, and the website shows a chat widget. Basic and Premium include email support, Ultimate priority support. One reviewer says the chat sends you to email.

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