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AIApply vs Jobright: auto-apply, pricing and resume tools compared

AIApply vs Jobright compared: free plans, paid prices, how automatic applying works and is paid for, resume tailoring, tracking and refund terms, Oct 2026.

By the Applystead editorial team · Facts checked · Updated

Applystead publishes this comparison and competes with both tools. Facts come from each company’s public pages, checked , and are cited in the table and under Sources. How we write comparisons.

Summary

AIApply and Jobright both tailor resumes and can apply to jobs for you. AIApply sells automatic applying as credits on top of its plans; Jobright pairs a large job board with a free autofill extension and an AI agent.

AIApply lists its Pro price and its refund terms on its own pages. Jobright had no public pricing page when we checked, so its prices come from its own blog.

Which should you choose?

Choose AIApply if

  • You want to pay per application with credits that do not expire.
  • You want to choose between approving each match and letting high-fit roles go out automatically.
  • You want a resume scanner and cover letters on a free plan.

Choose Jobright if

  • You want a free autofill extension that works on thousands of ATS platforms.
  • You want a large job board with match-based alerts.
  • You want insider referral suggestions and an AI career assistant.

AIApply vs Jobright side by side

Facts checked .

FeatureAIApplyJobright
Free optionA free plan with limited resume and cover letter tools, including sample cover letters and a resume scanner.Jobright invites you to try it for free and to start autofilling for free. The pages we checked did not list free tier limits. Source 1 for Free option Source 2 for Free option Source 3 for Free option
Paid pricePro from $29 a month, or about $12 a month billed yearly. Students with a student email get 40% off.No public pricing page. Jobright's own blog lists $29.99 a month in a table and $19.99 a month in its text. Source 1 for Paid price Source 2 for Paid price
Automatic applyingAuto Apply is paid with credits: 1 credit is 1 application and credits do not expire. It tailors a resume and cover letter and submits for you.Jobright's agent page says one click sends a tailored resume, fills the forms and tracks every submission. Source 1 for Automatic applying Source 2 for Automatic applying Source 3 for Automatic applying
Review before sendingIts terms describe Review mode, where you approve each match, and Hybrid and Auto modes, which authorize submissions in line with your settings.Its autofill extension fills an application in one click on thousands of ATS platforms. Source 1 for Review before sending Source 2 for Review before sending
Resume and keyword checksA resume scanner checks your resume against 50+ ATS systems and flags keyword gaps.Jobright generates a tailored resume for each job in under a minute; its blog lists ATS checks among its tools. Source 1 for Resume and keyword checks Source 2 for Resume and keyword checks Source 3 for Resume and keyword checks
TrackingA dashboard shows every application, when it was sent and which resume version was used.Jobright's agent page says every submission is tracked for you. Source 1 for Tracking Source 2 for Tracking
Canceling and refundsSubscriptions renew unless canceled at least 24 hours before the period ends. Fees are generally non-refundable; Auto-Apply is not refundable after applications are submitted.Jobright's blog says billing is monthly with no long-term contract and you can cancel anytime. Source 1 for Canceling and refunds Source 2 for Canceling and refunds

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Common questions

How is automatic applying paid for on AIApply and Jobright?

AIApply sells Auto Apply as credits, where one credit is one application and credits do not expire, alongside a Pro plan from $29 a month. Jobright had no public pricing page when we checked; its blog lists $29.99 a month in one place and $19.99 a month in another.

Can I approve applications before they are sent?

AIApply's terms describe a Review mode where you approve each match before it applies, and Hybrid mode, where only lower-fit matches wait for your approval. Jobright's autofill extension fills a form in one click, and its agent page describes one-click sending of a tailored application.

Do both offer refunds?

AIApply's terms say fees are generally non-refundable and Auto-Apply is not refundable after applications are submitted. Jobright's blog says it bills monthly with no long-term contract and you can cancel anytime; the pages we checked did not describe refunds.

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