Start auto-applying in 60 seconds
1. Create a free account · 2. Install the Chrome extension · 3. Run a LinkedIn job search with the Easy Apply filter · 4. Click "Start auto-apply" in the extension popup
1. Create a free account · 2. Install the Chrome extension · 3. Run a LinkedIn job search with the Easy Apply filter · 4. Click "Start auto-apply" in the extension popup
The extension handles the clicks; you stay in control. For every batch you launch, you can see which jobs it applied to, in real time.
Auto-apply only runs on jobs with LinkedIn's native Easy Apply button. It skips "Apply on company website" postings, which need a captcha or a new account, so it never submits half-finished forms on external sites.
Random delays between applications. If LinkedIn shows a rate-limit warning, the extension waits a few minutes and then picks up where it left off.
"Years of Java?" "US work authorization?" "Salary expectations?" — with Premium the AI reads your profile and answers in seconds. On the Free plan the extension uses the answers saved in your profile.
Your application tracker fills itself: company, role, location, date and source. Update statuses as recruiters reply, with no spreadsheet to maintain.
LinkedIn's Easy Apply flow lets a candidate submit a job application inside LinkedIn without leaving the platform. Behind the scenes it's a short web form — usually 2 to 6 steps — asking for your resume, contact info, and a handful of role-specific screening questions ("years of experience with X?", "authorization to work in Y?"). AutoApplyMax's Chrome extension automates that exact flow: it clicks the button, fills in the form from your saved profile, answers the screening questions (from your saved answers, or with AI on Premium), attaches your resume and submits, then moves on to the next Easy Apply job in your search results. This is what "auto-apply on LinkedIn" really means. It works on any LinkedIn Easy Apply job — engineering, product, marketing, sales, finance, healthcare, HR, entry-level, senior. No job type is excluded, because the form is LinkedIn's, not ours.
Every other job board (Indeed, Glassdoor, Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, iCIMS, Taleo, and 100+ company career sites) uses its own custom form, its own captcha, its own account requirement. There is no universal "one-click apply" outside LinkedIn. AutoApplyMax handles those with autofill: the extension fills in the form from your profile (and, with Premium, answers the screening questions with AI), then leaves the Submit button to you. You never retype your address and phone number again, and you keep the final say on each application.
LinkedIn's terms are aimed at scraping and spam. AutoApplyMax does neither: it clicks the same buttons you would, at a human pace (random delays between actions), on jobs you searched for yourself. It never scrapes profiles, never sends connection requests and never posts on your behalf. When LinkedIn signals that you are going too fast, the extension backs off and waits instead of pushing through. As with any automation, you use it at your own discretion.
Auto-applying to 50 jobs a day with a mediocre resume gets you 50 rejections. Two rules turn that volume into interviews:
Auto-apply on LinkedIn Easy Apply is 100% free with the AutoApplyMax extension — no cap on how many jobs you apply to, no daily limit beyond LinkedIn's own. Premium ($6.99/month) adds AI answers to LinkedIn screening questions, AI autofill on 100+ portals outside LinkedIn, 30 AI credits a month for tailored resumes and cover letters, and the AI Career Audit, which points out what to fix in your profile first. If you only apply through LinkedIn Easy Apply and your saved answers are enough, you never need to pay.
The extension only works on LinkedIn Easy Apply jobs from searches you run yourself, with human-like pauses between actions. It never scrapes profiles, never messages recruiters and never posts on your behalf. If LinkedIn shows a rate-limit warning, the extension waits a few minutes and then resumes on its own.
AutoApplyMax sets no cap of its own. LinkedIn limits how many Easy Apply submissions an account can send: in our measurements it slows an account down after about 15 quick applications (the extension pauses a few minutes, then resumes) and stops it for the day after about 30-40. When LinkedIn says the daily limit is reached, the extension stops. Screening questions are answered from your saved profile (with AI on Premium), so the extension never stops mid-application to ask you.
Auto-apply works on LinkedIn Easy Apply only. On other sites (Indeed, Glassdoor, Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby and 100+ more), the extension autofills the form from your profile, and with Premium AI answers the screening questions, but you press Submit yourself.
It helps a lot, which is why AutoApplyMax includes an AI resume builder. Before an auto-apply batch, open a LinkedIn job and click 'Tailor my CV to this job' in the extension: the AI reads the job description and rewrites your resume around the role's must-have keywords.
Yes. Auto-apply on LinkedIn Easy Apply is free and unlimited on the free plan. Premium ($6.99/month) adds AI answers to LinkedIn screening questions, AI autofill on 100+ portals outside LinkedIn, 30 AI credits a month for tailored resumes and cover letters, and the AI Career Audit.