ApplyKitPricing
Autofill is free. Tailoring is free for your first 3 applications, and after that a Job Hunt Pass covers the rest of your search. You pay once, and nothing renews.
Free
$0
- Autofill on every Greenhouse and Lever application
- 3 tailored applications, each with a cover letter and resume bullets
- No account needed for autofill; tailoring needs a free sign-in
Job Hunt Pass, 30 days
$9
- 100 tailored applications
- Use them any time in the 30 days after you buy
- One-time payment; nothing renews
Job Hunt Pass, 90 days
$19
- 300 tailored applications
- Use them any time in the 90 days after you buy
- One-time payment; nothing renews
The details
Buying a pass
Sign in to ApplyKit, open its popup and choose a pass. You pay by card on Stripe's secure checkout page, and your card details go to Stripe, never to us. The pass starts as soon as your payment goes through.
US cards only, for now
Passes are sold only to cards issued in the United States. If you pay with a card issued anywhere else, the payment is refunded in full automatically, no pass is added, and you get an email saying so. Autofill and the free tailorings work wherever you are.
What counts as a tailored application
Each time you click Tailor for this job and get a cover letter and bullets back, that's one. If the AI service is unavailable and nothing is written, it doesn't count. If the AI ran but its reply couldn't be used, it does count, because that work was already done and paid for.
Daily limit
To keep the service fast and fair for everyone, each account can tailor up to 15 times in any 24 hours, with or without a pass. ApplyKit's popup shows how many you've used.
When a pass ends
A pass ends after its 30 or 90 days, or when you've used all of its tailorings, whichever comes first. Unused tailorings don't carry over. Autofill keeps working either way, for free.
Refunds
If you're not happy with a pass, ask within 7 days of buying it and we'll refund the full price. See the refund policy.
Currency
Prices are in US dollars. If your card is in another currency, your bank may charge a conversion fee.