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LazyApply review and alternative: LazyApply vs Jobrona

LazyApply sells yearly plans for auto-applying on the sites it lists.

This page puts what LazyApply lists next to what Jobrona does. Facts were read on 26 October 2026.

Competitor facts checked 26 October 2026.

LazyApply and Jobrona, as listed on 26 October 2026

LazyApplyJobrona
PriceBasic $99 a year, Premium $149 a year, Ultimate $999 a year. A 30-day money-back guarantee. The plan email must be a Gmail address.Free $0. Pro $9 a month or $79 a year.
Free planNot stated on the page we checkedYes: every feature, up to 200 applications a day, no card, no lifetime limit.
Daily limitsBasic 15 a day, Premium 150 a day, Ultimate 1,500 a day.200 a day on Free, 1,000 a day on Pro.
Where it appliesNames Greenhouse, Dice, Indeed and ZipRecruiter as "platforms like", so the list may not be complete.Forms on Greenhouse, Ashby, Workable, Teamtailor, Recruitee, SmartRecruiters, Personio, BambooHR and applications by email. Lever and LinkedIn through the optional browser extension.
Review before sendNot stated on the page we checkedYou see the exact copy after it is sent, and can pause at any time. A question no fact answers waits for you.
Source of answersNot stated on the page we checkedFacts from your CV and answers you confirmed. Nothing else.
Keeps a copyNot stated on the page we checkedYes: the resume version, every answer with its source, the cover letter and the confirmation.
Captcha policyNot stated on the page we checkedJobrona tries to pass a captcha on a form. If it does not pass, the form comes to you with the answers ready.

When LazyApply fits better

  • You want a flat yearly price and a very high daily cap (Ultimate lists 1,500 a day).
  • You want to apply on Indeed, ZipRecruiter or Dice, which Jobrona does not use.

When Jobrona fits better

  • You want to pay nothing to start: Free is $0 with every feature.
  • You want the answers tied to your CV and the copy of each application kept.

Questions and answers

What is a LazyApply alternative?

Jobrona is one. Free is $0 with every feature and up to 200 applications a day. LazyApply's pricing page lists yearly plans from $99. Which fits depends on the sites you want to apply on: LazyApply lists Indeed, ZipRecruiter, Dice and Greenhouse, and Jobrona fills company application forms.

What does LazyApply cost?

Basic $99 a year, Premium $149 a year and Ultimate $999 a year, with a 30-day money-back guarantee, as listed on its pricing page on the day we read it. The page says the plan email must be a Gmail address.

Sources: LazyApply: lazyapply.com. Read on 26 October 2026.

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