"Apply to jobs for me" services fall into two groups: done-for-you services, where a person prepares and sends your applications, and auto-apply tools, where software does it at high volume. Here are the main options, what they cost, and who each suits.
How to choose. If your time is worth more than the fee and you want each application prepared well, pick a done-for-you service. If you're on a tight budget in a field where volume works, an auto-apply tool costs far less. Either way, ask to see exactly what's sent in your name.
Done-for-you services (real people apply)
TrulyPlaced
A career specialist, backed by AI, rewrites your resume and sends 25–30 tailored applications every business day; you follow each one in a client portal. Starter: 250 applications for $299 · Growth: 500 for $449 · Super Saver: 1,000 for $699 (one-time; each includes a $100 onboarding fee). Pro-rata refunds for unsent applications. Serves the US, UK, Canada and Australia. About TrulyPlaced.
Best for: people who want their resume rewritten and every application visible.
Scale.jobs
Human assistants submit applications manually, with AI-tailored resumes, personalised cover letters and a screenshot as proof of each submission. One-time plans: 500 applications for $399, 1,000 for $599, 1,500 for $999; a professional resume rewrite is a $199 add-on below the top plan. Pro-rata refunds. (scale.jobs/pricing)
Best for: the lowest price per application from a human service. TrulyPlaced vs Scale.jobs.
Find My Profession
A fully managed, premium service that finds roles, applies and networks on your behalf. It doesn't publish fixed prices; you get a quote after a consultation, and published reviews describe it as one of the more expensive options. (findmyprofession.com)
Best for: senior professionals who want a fully managed, high-touch search.
Auto-apply tools (software applies)
LazyApply
An AI agent that fills in applications on platforms such as Greenhouse, Dice, Indeed and ZipRecruiter. Yearly plans: $99 (15 a day), $149 (150 a day), $999 (1,500 a day). A 30-day refund on the first purchase under conditions. (lazyapply.com/pricing)
Best for: maximum volume at the lowest cost. TrulyPlaced vs LazyApply.
TrulyPlaced Autopilot
Our own self-serve app: it finds roles that fit your resume, tailors your resume and answers for each one, applies on employers' own career sites, and shows you everything before and after it's sent. Free to start. app.trulyplaced.com.
Best for: doing it yourself with automation, without giving up tailoring.
At a glance
| Service | Who applies | Price | Resume rewrite |
|---|---|---|---|
| TrulyPlaced | Career specialist + AI | $299–$699 one-time | Included |
| Scale.jobs | Human assistants | $399–$999 one-time | $199 add-on (included at $999) |
| Find My Profession | Managed team | Quote on request | Sold separately |
| LazyApply | AI agent | $99–$999 a year | Not included |
| TrulyPlaced Autopilot | AI, you approve | Free to start | Tailored per job |
Before you pay anyone
- Ask what's sent in your name. You should be able to see each application and the resume used.
- Check the refund terms. Look for pro-rata refunds on unused applications, not conditions that are hard to meet.
- Be wary of guarantees. Nobody can promise interviews; hiring decisions sit with employers.
- Your facts should never change. Tailoring should adjust wording, never invent experience.
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Questions people ask
Is there a service that applies to jobs for you?
Yes. Done-for-you services such as TrulyPlaced, Scale.jobs and Find My Profession have people prepare and send applications for you, while auto-apply tools such as LazyApply use software to apply at high volume.
How much does it cost to have someone apply to jobs for you?
Human done-for-you services in this comparison cost from about $299 to $999 as one-time plans for 250 to 1,500 applications, with premium managed services quoted individually. Auto-apply software starts around $99 a year.
Are job application services worth it?
They can be when your time is limited and the applications are prepared well and tracked. Look for pro-rata refunds, visibility of every application, and no promises of guaranteed interviews.
Prices and features of other companies were checked on their own websites on 12 November 2026 and can change; please check their sites before you buy. Company and product names belong to their owners. TrulyPlaced is not affiliated with them. Spotted something out of date? Tell us at hello@trulyplaced.com and we'll correct it.