JobEasyApply auto-applies to jobs on LinkedIn, Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby with AI. Free plan, Pro from $19/month, Lifetime Pass $79. Read the review.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
JobEasyApply is an AI job search copilot that fills in and submits job applications on LinkedIn, Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby. It works through a Chrome extension tied to a web dashboard, so applications are sent from the user's own browser session rather than from a cloud server.
The product reads an uploaded resume, scores job postings against it, and answers recruiter screening questions using the resume and saved default answers. The site describes it as built for professionals who want more application volume without spending hours on repetitive forms.
Setup starts with creating an account, installing the Chrome extension, and entering target job titles, locations, experience level, work type and salary filters. Users upload a PDF resume, which is parsed, and fill in default answers such as years of experience, notice period, work authorization and relocation. The guide also asks users to paste a free Groq API key, which powers answers to application questions.
Once auto-apply is switched on, the extension finds new Easy Apply jobs, scores each against the resume using Anthropic Claude and 6D embeddings, and applies only to matches of 85% or higher. Applications go out at human-like intervals, and each submission is logged in the dashboard, which can be monitored from a phone.
The core feature is AI form filling. Instead of pasting one template into every application, the tool reads each question, such as why the user wants a role or how many years of React experience they have, and writes an answer from the resume. Answer memory stores earlier responses, including salary expectations, so later applications need less input. Filters cover titles, locations, remote or on-site preference, minimum salary and excluded companies.
Safety and tracking features round out the product. Automation runs in the user's own Chrome session with randomized micro-delays, simulated mouse movement and paced submissions, and users can pause at any time. A real-time dashboard shows match scores and application status. Paid plans add analytics, Claude-powered resume tailoring, and, on Lifetime, AI cover letters and follow-up reminders.
JobEasyApply is an AI job search copilot that autofills and submits job applications on LinkedIn, Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby. It runs as a Chrome extension connected to a web dashboard.
There is a free plan at $0, a Pro plan at $19/month (shown as reduced from $29), and a Lifetime Pass at $79 as a one-time payment. Pro allows 25 applications per day and Lifetime allows 50.
Yes. The free plan requires no credit card and, per the pricing page, includes 10 AI applications per day, job-match scoring and a basic dashboard. The setup guide and About page mention 5 per day, so confirm the current limit at sign-up.
The vendor says the extension runs in the user's own browser with their own IP and session, and sends applications at human-like intervals. It states it never sees or stores the LinkedIn password. No tool can guarantee zero risk, so users should read LinkedIn's terms.
The sources name LinkedIn, Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby. The homepage also refers to other top ATS career portals without naming them.
It uses the uploaded resume plus saved default answers, such as years of experience and work authorization, to generate answers. The setup guide has users add a free Groq API key for this step, and past answers are stored in answer memory.
The pricing page advertises a 30-day interview callback guarantee for Pro and Lifetime. If no recruiter callbacks arrive within 30 days, the company says it will refund 100% or extend access for free.
It suits job seekers who want high application volume, including graduates, career changers and professionals searching while employed. It is most relevant for people applying through LinkedIn, Greenhouse, Lever or Ashby.