LazyApply Alternatives (2026): 7 Tools Compared, Free Options

In short

AutoApplyMax is the free LazyApply alternative for LinkedIn: it auto-applies to LinkedIn Easy Apply jobs on its free plan and autofills other job sites, where you click Submit, with Premium at $6.99/month versus LazyApply's cheapest plan at $99/year.

If you want a bot that applies outside LinkedIn, FastApply and JobCopilot apply on employer career pages from their own servers, and LoopCV runs server-side job loops with a free plan. If you only need form filling, Simplify's Copilot autofill is free.

Checked November 4, 2026 on each vendor's own website. Prices change; check the source links before you buy.

LazyApply sells volume: 15, 150 or 1,500 applications a day depending on the plan, billed once a year, with no free plan listed. People look for alternatives when they want to try before paying, want a resume tailored to each job, or want to pay monthly. Here is what each option actually does.

LazyApply alternatives compared

Tool	What it does	Submits applications for you?	Free plan	Paid plans (as shown)	Source
AutoApplyMax	Chrome extension + dashboard: auto-apply on LinkedIn Easy Apply, autofill on other job sites, AI resume tailoring, free ATS checker, tracker	Yes on LinkedIn Easy Apply only; on Indeed, Workday, Greenhouse and other sites it autofills and you click Submit	Yes: Easy Apply auto-apply (LinkedIn's own limits apply), profile autofill, tracker, ATS checker, 1 AI credit a month	Premium $6.99/month or $49.90 lifetime; Unlimited $22.99/month or $149.90 lifetime	autoapplymax.com/pricing
LazyApply	Auto-apply bot (Chrome extension, "Job GPT")	Yes; its site names Greenhouse, Dice, Indeed and ZipRecruiter	No free plan listed; 30-day refund policy	Basic $99/year (15 applications a day), Premium $149/year (150 a day), Ultimate $999/year (1,500 a day); yearly billing only	lazyapply.com
FastApply	"Apply for Me" agent that applies from its servers + "Browse & Apply" Chrome extension	Yes: the Apply for Me agent applies on employer career pages; the extension fills forms while you watch	Yes: up to 5 applications a day through the extension for 7 days, no Apply for Me	Starter $14/month, Pro $29, Elite $49, Max $89 (or 90-day sprints from $38); resume tailoring is a paid add-on	fastapply.co
JobCopilot	Done-for-you AI copilot that applies on company career pages; separate autofill extension	Yes, on official company career pages only; its extension autofills and you submit	No free plan listed	Premium from $0.93/day (up to 20 job matches a day), Elite from $1.05/day (up to 50); weekly, monthly and quarterly plans, amounts not shown	jobcopilot.com
LoopCV	Server-side job "loops": finds jobs, applies and emails recruiters; separate LinkedIn apply extension	Yes, from its servers on job boards it does not name; its extension applies to LinkedIn jobs you select	Yes, "Free Forever" with limits	From €9.99/month (Pro and Premium; tier prices not published in plain text)	loopcv.pro
Simplify (Copilot)	Free autofill extension for company career sites + job tracker + resume builder; paid Simplify+ adds AI tailoring and Autopilot	Free Copilot: no, you click Submit. Simplify+ Autopilot: yes, on supported postings, 20 credits a week	Yes: Copilot autofill, resume builder, job tracker	Simplify+ $19.99/week, $39.99/month or $89.99 per 3 months	help.simplify.jobs
AIApply	Done-for-you auto-apply agent (paid in credits) + AI resume and cover letter suite	Yes: it "will source matching listings, tailor your documents, and submit applications for you"; sites not published	"Limited free tier"; limits not published	Not published on its pages (Premium subscription + auto-apply credit packs)	aiapply.co

Every competitor fact comes from the tool's own website or Chrome Web Store listing, read on November 4, 2026. "Not published" means we could not find it on an official page; it does not mean the feature is missing. Prices are in the currency the vendor showed us and can vary by country.

The alternatives, one by one

AutoApplyMax

A Chrome extension that runs in your own signed-in browser. On LinkedIn it opens each Easy Apply job from your search, fills every step, attaches your resume and submits, pausing when LinkedIn rate-limits. On every other job site it fills the form from your profile and you review and click Submit. The dashboard tailors your resume and cover letter to each job description and logs every application.

Better pick if: you apply mostly through LinkedIn Easy Apply, want a free plan to start, and want a resume tailored to each job before you send it.

LazyApply

LazyApply sells application volume: its pricing page lists 15, 150 or 1,500 applications a day depending on the plan, billed once a year, and says its Job GPT "automatically fills the job applications" on platforms "like Greenhouse, Dice, Indeed and Ziprecruiter". Plans differ by the number of resume profiles (1, 5 or 20). Per-job resume tailoring is not described on its plan pages. Full comparison.

Better pick if: you want the highest daily application volume on US job boards and are fine paying for a year upfront.

FastApply

FastApply has two modes: "Apply for Me", an agent that applies for you on employer career pages, and "Browse & Apply", a Chrome extension that fills forms on 20+ job boards and ATSs (it names LinkedIn, Indeed, Workday, Greenhouse and Naukri) while you watch. Plans are sold in monthly credits (one credit per submitted application); AI resume tailoring and cover letters cost extra per month.

Better pick if: you want a server-side agent applying on employer career sites at high volume, and do not mind paying extra for tailoring.

JobCopilot

JobCopilot says it "exclusively applies to verified jobs on official company career pages", from its own systems, and that you can send up to 50 personalized applications a day. Elite adds a tailored resume per application. Its Chrome extension only autofills: you review and submit. No free plan is listed. Full comparison.

Better pick if: you target company career sites rather than LinkedIn and want a hands-off service.

LoopCV

LoopCV runs "loops" on its own servers: it scans job boards daily and "submits applications on your behalf automatically", and it can email recruiters. Its Chrome extension ("Apply Tool") completes LinkedIn applications for jobs you pick in the LoopCV dashboard. It has a free-forever plan; paid plans start at €9.99/month. Full comparison.

Better pick if: you are in Europe, want a low-cost bot that keeps applying and emailing recruiters without your browser open.

Simplify (Copilot)

Simplify Copilot autofills applications "on 100,000+ company career sites in one click", and its help center tells you to click the employer's final Submit button yourself. Simplify+ adds AI resume tailoring, cover letters and Autopilot, which fills and submits on supported postings using 20 credits a week, with no review step before submission. Full comparison.

Better pick if: you apply mostly on company career sites (Workday, Greenhouse, Lever) and want a free, widely used autofill extension.

AIApply

AIApply's agent sources jobs, tailors your documents and submits applications for you, paid with auto-apply credits (one per application) that do not expire, alongside a Premium subscription for its resume, cover letter and interview tools. Its official pages do not publish prices or which sites it applies on.

Better pick if: you want a hands-off service paid per application and do not need to watch each submission.

When LazyApply is still the better pick

If raw daily volume on US job boards is what you want, LazyApply is built for it: its Ultimate plan lists 1,500 applications a day and up to 20 resume profiles. AutoApplyMax does not sell a daily number: on LinkedIn, LinkedIn itself limits how many Easy Apply applications an account can send, and outside LinkedIn AutoApplyMax only autofills.

When AutoApplyMax is the better pick

You apply mostly through LinkedIn Easy Apply, you want to start free, and you want each application to go out with a resume rewritten for that job. AutoApplyMax's AI only uses what is in your profile: it does not invent employers, titles or numbers.

Switching from LazyApply to AutoApplyMax

Sign up free and upload the resume you already use: it becomes your profile. Add the answers forms ask for (years of experience, salary, notice period, work authorization), install the Chrome extension and sign in with the same account.

On LinkedIn, run a search with the Easy Apply filter and click "Start auto-apply". On any other site, open the application form and click "Autofill this form". Turn off any other auto-apply extension first so two tools do not fill the same form.

How we checked

We read each tool's pricing and feature pages and its Chrome Web Store listing on November 4, 2026, and link every source in the table. AutoApplyMax facts come from our own pricing page and product. We are the makers of AutoApplyMax, so we say where another tool is the better pick and we do not rate or score competitors. Corrections: contact@autoapplymax.com. See our editorial process.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best free alternative to LazyApply?

For LinkedIn, AutoApplyMax: auto-apply on LinkedIn Easy Apply is included in its free plan, with autofill on other sites and 1 AI credit a month. For company career sites only, Simplify Copilot's autofill is free (you click Submit). LoopCV also has a free plan with limits. Checked November 4, 2026.

How much does LazyApply cost?

On November 4, 2026 its pricing page showed Basic $99/year (15 applications a day), Premium $149/year (150 a day) and Ultimate $999/year (1,500 a day), billed yearly, with a 30-day refund policy and no free plan listed.

Does AutoApplyMax apply on Indeed like LazyApply?

No. AutoApplyMax auto-applies on LinkedIn Easy Apply only. On Indeed, Glassdoor, Workday, Greenhouse and company sites it fills the form and you click Submit.

What is the difference between auto-apply and autofill?

Autofill fills the form from your profile and you review it and click Submit. Auto-apply also submits the application for you. AutoApplyMax auto-applies on LinkedIn Easy Apply only; on Indeed, Glassdoor, Workday, Greenhouse, Lever and company career sites it autofills and you click Submit.

Is it safe to use an auto-apply tool on LinkedIn?

There is always some risk: LinkedIn says it does not permit extensions that automate activity on its site. AutoApplyMax runs inside your own signed-in browser (it never asks for your password), pauses when LinkedIn shows a rate-limit message and stops when LinkedIn says the daily limit is reached. Use one auto-apply tool at a time. Details: is LinkedIn auto apply allowed?

Try AutoApplyMax free

Auto-apply on LinkedIn Easy Apply, autofill everywhere else (you click Submit), a resume tailored to each job.

LazyApply alternatives: 7 tools compared (2026)