PRODUCT UPDATES
The 8 updates to Applystead that went live for every member on .
After you finish setting up, your workspace asks once where you first heard about Applystead. Tap the answer that fits, or Skip; nothing else is asked. On your Queue the question sits below your first job, so your first Apply stays at the top. Your answer helps us find more people like you.
The bottom of every Applystead page now links to all of our job data: jobs, companies, salaries, H-1B sponsors, remote US jobs and our job search tool comparisons. The home page also links straight to remote US jobs, so you can get from any guide or free tool to open roles in one click.
Every Applystead page now shows who runs it: Royper Royco LLC, doing business as Applystead, 3903 South Congress Avenue, P.O. Box 40633, Austin, TX 78704. Questions about Applystead itself can go to hello@applystead.com. Inside your workspace and in our emails, the support address is unchanged.
Preparing your applications now runs on lower-cost computers, and the fixed files of employers' application pages take a cheaper route. An application form we have already read for a job is reused for more kinds of forms. On Free, if you haven't used Applystead for a week, your applications are prepared when you come back instead of in advance. What gets sent for you is unchanged.
Open roles from another type of employer career site, about 144,000 of them, now show up in your job lists and queue when they match your search. When you apply to one, it shows as Applied, and Applystead sends it as soon as it can apply on that site.
While you're applying, Applystead now keeps preparing your next applications, each with a résumé tailored to the job, instead of pausing after the first ten. Your first ones start as soon as you approve your profile, so new members can work through a full day's applications in minutes.
If you signed up without a password and open your confirmation email on another device or browser shortly after, the link now signs you in and takes you back to where you left off. An older link shows a clear page with a one-tap way to get a new one instead of an error.
Before your first application, your queue asks a few questions employers often need, like your location, work authorization and start date. Answer them once and the applications waiting on them are prepared again right away.