Search
Find and track real openings. You fill in the forms yourself.
$19 / month
- Up to 25 applications a day
- 2 saved searches
- One scan a day; skipping jobs is free
- Fit score and reason on your newest jobs
- Tracker and shortlist
- Prefill
- Draft answers
Priced for a search that ends.
Three plans, billed monthly, cancelled in two clicks the day you sign the offer. They differ in how many applications you can send a day and in whether the forms are filled for you.
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Apply
The whole routine: find, decide, fill, review, submit.
$39 / month
- Up to 50 applications a day
- 5 saved searches, 3 resumes
- One scan a day; skipping jobs is free
- Fit score and reason on your newest jobs
- Tracker and shortlist
- Prefill on your Mac or Windows PC
- Draft answers and remembered fixes
Sprint
For the weeks you are searching full time.
$79 / month
- Up to 200 applications a day
- 15 saved searches, 10 resumes
- One scan a day; skipping jobs is free
- Fit score and reason on your newest jobs
- Tracker and shortlist
- Prefill, drafts and remembered fixes
- First in the scan queue
Billed monthly, cancel any time. There is no free plan: every scan costs real server time, so every account is a paid one. An application is a press of Apply or Prefill; skipping a job is always free. When the service is busy, scans wait in a queue in plan order (Sprint, then Apply, then Search) and you get an email when yours is done.
Line by line
| Search · $19 | Apply · $39 | Sprint · $79 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Applications a day (Apply or Prefill) | 25 | 50 | 200 |
| Skipping, removing, shortlisting | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Saved searches | 2 | 5 | 15 |
| Resumes | 1 | 3 | 10 |
| Scans | 1 a day | 1 a day | 1 a day |
| Fit score and reason on your newest jobs | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Postings from employers' own systems | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Tracker and shortlist | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Prefill on your Mac or Windows PC | – | Yes | Yes |
| Draft answers, remembered fixes | – | Yes | Yes |
| Place in the scan queue | Third | Second | First |
How the limits work.
Three words carry the whole plan: a search, a scan, and an application.
- A search is one kind of job you are looking for.For example “Backend Engineer, Georgia or remote”: the job titles, the place, and the resume to attach. It is saved once and has no limit on how many jobs it finds. Plans include 2, 5 or 15.
- A scan runs all your searches.You press Scan for new jobs; the service reads the careers sites of the companies hiring for your titles and brings back every match, newest first. One scan a day, and the next one opens when every job from the last has a decision. “Skip the rest” clears what remains.
- An application is Apply or Prefill on a job.That is what the plan counts: 25, 50 or 200 a day. Skipping, removing and shortlisting are free, so you can go through the whole scan on any plan.
- At the limit, the queue pauses.It tells you how many jobs are waiting and when you can continue, 24 hours after the day's first application, and offers the next plan up.
When you reach the day's number
You've used today's 25 applications.
263 jobs are still waiting in your queue. Skipping stays free.
Continue in 9 h 14 min
Upgrade to Apply · 50 a dayKeep skipping
The fine print, in large print.
- No free plan, no trial.One scan reads hundreds of careers sites. That is real server time and real data costs for every account, so every account pays. What you get before paying: this site, the guides, and the first three setup steps, where you see your suggested searches.
- Monthly, cancel any time.Cancel from your account page. You keep access until the end of the month you paid for. [to confirm: refund policy]
- Change plans as the search changes.Start on Search while you look around, move to Sprint for the weeks you are applying full time, drop back when interviews start. The queue offers the next plan up when you reach the day's limit.
- The scan queue.The service runs one scan at a time. When several people ask at once, requests wait in line: Sprint, then Apply, then Search. You get an email when yours is done and can keep working on the postings you have.
- When the service is full.There is a ceiling on how many accounts it can serve well. When it is reached, new sign-ups join a waiting line and get an email when a place opens. Nobody is charged while waiting.
- Payments.Handled by Stripe. We never see or store your card number.
Questions about plans
What does it cost?
Three plans: Search at $19 a month, Apply at $39 and Sprint at $79. They differ in how many applications you can send a day (25, 50 or 200), how many searches and resumes you can have, and whether Prefill is included. The pricing page has the full table.
What counts as an application?
Pressing Apply or Prefill on a job. Skipping a job, removing it or shortlisting it does not count, so you can go through as many jobs as you like.
When you reach your plan's number for the day, the queue pauses. It shows how many jobs are still waiting and how long until you can continue, and offers the next plan up if you would rather not wait.
Why can't I scan again straight away?
Two reasons. A scan is real work for the service, so there is one a day. And the next scan opens only when every job from the last one has a decision, so nothing worth applying to is buried under new arrivals. If you have seen enough, “Skip the rest” clears what remains.
Is there a free plan or a trial?
No. Every scan reads hundreds of careers sites and costs real server time, so every account is a paid one. You can cancel at any time and you keep access until the end of the month you paid for.
Can I change or cancel my plan?
Yes, from your account page, at any time. A job search ends, and the plan is meant to end with it.
What is the scan queue?
The service runs one scan at a time. When several people ask at once, the requests wait in line: Sprint first, then Apply, then Search, and in the order they were asked within a plan. You get an email when yours is done, and you can keep working on the postings you already have.
Pick a plan in step 4.
Start with your email. You see your suggested searches before you pay anything.