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LazyApply review (2026): what it sends and what it costs

LazyApply is a Chrome extension that fills applications from your saved profile on Greenhouse, Indeed, Dice, ZipRecruiter and other sites, sold as annual plans. Paper Trail ranks LazyApply No. 6 of 6: cheapest raw volume, if you never read what it sends. One LazyApply application costs under $0.02 on the plans we priced.

Verdict

Pick LazyApply only if volume is the whole plan and a year up front is fine. Everyone else should start with the alternatives below.

LazyApply at a glance
What it sends
Resume rewritten for each job
Not stated on its pages.Fills from saved profiles; per-job tailoring not stated
Cover letter for each job
Not stated on its pages.Not stated
Answers screening questions
Not stated on its pages.Its Job GPT fills forms from your information
Where it applies
LinkedIn Easy Apply
Not stated on its pages.Not named on its current pricing page
Employer forms (Workday, Greenhouse, Lever)
Partly or with conditions.Names Greenhouse
Job boards (Indeed and others)
Yes.Indeed, Dice and ZipRecruiter
Who presses send
You can check each one first
Not stated on its pages.No review step described
Fully automatic mode
Yes.Says its agent handles the entire application
Money
Per applicationunder $0.02
Cheapest paid planBasic $99 a year for 15 a day; billed annually

What does LazyApply send with each application?

LazyApply's pages say its Job GPT fills applications from your saved profile. They do not say LazyApply writes a resume or a cover letter for each job.

Source: LazyApply, Pricing

Where can LazyApply apply?

LazyApply's pricing page names Greenhouse, Indeed, Dice and ZipRecruiter. The current pricing page does not name LinkedIn.

Source: LazyApply, Pricing

Can you check LazyApply applications before they are sent?

LazyApply's pages describe no review step. Its pricing page says its agent handles the entire application process.

Source: LazyApply, Pricing

How much does LazyApply cost per application?

LazyApply costs under $0.02 per application on the plans we priced. At the daily cap, every day of the year. The cheapest paid plan is Basic $99 a year for 15 a day; billed annually.

No free trial.

LazyApply plans divided by the applications each allows, from its pricing page on November 8, 2026.
Plan Price Applications Per application Tailored per job How we got it
Basic $99 a year 15 a day $0.018 Not stated on its pages.Not stated $99 ÷ (15 × 365)
Premium $149 a year 150 a day $0.003 Not stated on its pages.Not stated $149 ÷ (150 × 365)
Ultimate $999 a year 1,500 a day $0.002 Not stated on its pages.Not stated $999 ÷ (1,500 × 365)

Source: LazyApply, Pricing, LazyApply, FAQ

Refunds and account risk

Does LazyApply give refunds?

30 days, first subscription only, under 100 jobs applied, and the product must demonstrably fail as advertised.

Source: LazyApply, Refund policy

Is your account at risk with LazyApply?

It says profiles "will never get blocked by platforms" and gives no detail. LinkedIn's terms ban automation tools whatever a vendor claims.

Source: LazyApply, Pricing, LinkedIn, User Agreement, section 8.2 (Don'ts), effective November 3, 2025

LazyApply pros and cons

What LazyApply does well

  • Lowest price per application we found, by far, at the cap
  • Up to 5 resume profiles on Premium

Where LazyApply falls short

  • Annual billing only, and no trial
  • No per-job tailoring or review step described on its pages
  • Refund needs proof the product failed, under 100 applications
  • Claims profiles will never be blocked, without support

Other tools we reviewed

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