Lazy Apply
Automates job applications to multiple platforms, but requires a Gmail account and tracks only in one place.
At a glance
3.8 out of 5
Scored by Alex after real useOur verdict
Aids efficient job application with automation. However, it's not ideal for those who want more flexible tracking options or don't have a Gmail account.
✓What it does well
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Questions about Lazy Apply
What does Lazy Apply do?
Lazy Apply automates job applications, filling and submitting forms in seconds on Greenhouse, Indeed and other major job boards. It also sends customized referral emails to relevant employees at target companies, writes cover letters with Job GPT and tracks every application in real time through an analytics dashboard.
How much does Lazy Apply cost?
Lazy Apply starts at $99 per year for the Basic Plan, the price published by the vendor in September 2026. There is no free tier, and the reviewer notes that a subscription is needed for advanced features and usage beyond the basic plans.
Does Lazy Apply require a Gmail account?
Yes. Lazy Apply requires a Gmail account, so the reviewer says it is not ideal for job seekers who do not have one. It suits active job seekers who want to automate submissions across several job boards from a single tool.
What are the downsides of Lazy Apply?
The reviewer notes that applications and emails are tracked in one place and can only be viewed within the tool, which limits flexibility. A subscription is required for advanced features, and the number of resume profiles is capped by plan tier, so Toolio marks it as not for candidates with many resumes.
How does Toolio rate Lazy Apply?
Toolio gives Lazy Apply 3.8 out of 5, scored by Alex after real use on 5 Oct 2026. The reviewer finds it helpful for efficient, automated job applications, but not ideal for people who want more flexible tracking options or who lack a Gmail account.