Auto apply to jobs, with you in control

1. 1

   Find jobs

   Search profiles collect listings from 20+ job boards into one list, with duplicates removed. Searches run in the desktop app, or in the browser extension when you start them from the web app.

2. 2

   See which ones fit

   Every job gets a skill match score, worked out from the skills it asks for and the skills in your profile. The strongest matches rise to the top, so you spend applications where they count.

3. 3

   Queue the jobs you want

   Tick jobs on the Jobs screen and add them to the Auto Apply queue. Nothing is applied to until you start a run.

4. 4

   Fill each form

   The run opens each job and fills the form: contact details from My CV, answers you saved before, years of experience from My Skills, and AI only for what is left. Each field shows where its answer came from.

5. 5

   Review or submit

   With auto-submit on, a short countdown runs before Submit so you can still pause. With it off, the run stops at Submit and you send the application yourself.

6. 6

   Follow up

   The job moves to Applied, and anything you typed during the run is saved as your answer for next time. Jobs that did not go through are grouped by cause, such as a sign-in needed or questions to answer, with a Retry button.

• Pause, edit, skip or stop. Pause at any point and correct any field the run filled. Your change wins and becomes your saved answer. Skip a job and the queue moves on, or stop the whole run.
• Auto-submit is your choice. You turn it on or off each time you start a run. Off, Best JobFinder works as a copilot: it fills everything and you press Submit.
• No guessed options. A multiple-choice answer must be one of the form's own options, and an answer the AI is not sure of is left for you. Questions about gender, race, veteran status or disability are never answered by AI.
• Questions it cannot answer. Choose how a run handles them: a countdown in which you can fill them in, after which the queue moves on, or a pause that waits for you as long as you need.
• A tailored CV you can check. When Auto Apply writes a CV for a job, it shows it to you for a short review that you can pause, and every file passes a safety check before it is attached.

On job boards:

• LinkedIn Easy Apply
• Indeed Apply
• Dice
• Monster
• Wellfound
• Workable

On employers' application systems:

• Greenhouse
• Lever
• Workday
• JazzHR
• Ashby
• Other employer forms

Many jobs on a board send you to the employer's own careers site. The desktop app follows that link from any board and fills the form it lands on. The browser extension follows it to Greenhouse, Lever, Workday and Workable, and tells you when a job leads to a site it does not fill yet.

• One application at a time. Runs never apply in parallel, and they wait a random time between jobs. You set that range; in the desktop app it goes from 10 seconds up to 4 minutes.
• Your plan's daily limit. Each plan allows a set number of jobs per day to go through Auto Apply. When you reach it, the run stops and tells you when the limit resets. See pricing for the numbers.
• The board's own daily limit. Job boards limit applications too. LinkedIn does not publish its number; members report about 50 Easy Apply applications a day. When a board says you have reached today's limit, that job goes back to the queue, the rest of that board's jobs wait until the next day, and other boards carry on.
• Captchas and sign-ins stay yours. Best JobFinder never solves a captcha. When a captcha or a sign-in page appears, you choose per run whether it waits for you and then continues by itself, or skips the job and keeps it in the queue.

Automating LinkedIn carries a risk to your account, because LinkedIn's User Agreement prohibits automated access. Read how we handle that on the safety page before you start.

Both use the same account, so your queue, saved answers and results are the same on every device.