Comparison · checked 8 November 2026
oyapilot vs LazyApply
As many as possible, or the ones that fit. LazyApply’s Job GPT applies to jobs on Greenhouse, Dice, Indeed and ZipRecruiter, up to 1,500 a day on its top plan. oyapilot sends fewer: it finds roles on employers’ own sites, tailors each application, sends it when you approve, and confirms it with the employer.
At a glance
- Most applications a day
- oyapilot: 40 on Pro
- LazyApply: 1,500 on Ultimate
- Résumé per job
- oyapilot: Tailored
- LazyApply: Saved profiles
- Billing
- oyapilot: Monthly or yearly
- LazyApply: Yearly only
- Refunds
- oyapilot: 7 days, plus the guarantee
- LazyApply: 30 days
The short version
Fewer applications, each written for the job
LazyApply’s plans send 15, 150 or 1,500 applications a day from up to 20 saved résumé profiles. oyapilot writes a résumé and cover letter for each job and sends up to 40 a day on Pro. In Huntr’s 2026 data, people who sent a focused 11 to 20 applications reached interviews at 8.12%, against 2.86% for those who sent 100 or more.2,4
Pay by the month, not a year up front
LazyApply sells yearly plans only: $99, $149 or $999. oyapilot Pro is $49 a month or $490 a year, and you cancel in one click.2
Proof from the employer
LazyApply says its agent handles the entire application. oyapilot marks an application as sent only when the employer’s system confirms it, and keeps a screenshot of the confirmation.1
Side by side
| Compared | oyapilot | LazyApply |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A job search autopilot. It finds roles, tailors each application, sends it, sorts the replies and preps you for interviews. | An auto-apply tool: Job GPT fills in and sends applications with a single click, and it can send referral emails.1 |
| Where the jobs come from | Employers’ own career sites: more than 3 million new jobs a month from over 275,000 of them in more than 100 countries. | Job platforms such as Greenhouse, Dice, Indeed and ZipRecruiter.1 |
| Roles that are not really hiring | A hiring signal on every role, with the reasons. | Not described on its pages. |
| Tailoring | A résumé and cover letter for each job, drawn from your résumé and any extra experience you add to your profile. Every change shows as a diff, and a fact you have not given becomes a question, never a line on the page. | Applies from saved résumé profiles: 1, 5 or 20 by plan. Tailoring each application is not described.1,2 |
| Who presses send | Hybrid, the default: you approve each application with one tap. Autopilot, rolling out now and off until you turn it on: it sends inside a daily cap you set, up to 40 a day on Pro. | It applies with a single click: up to 15, 150 or 1,500 applications a day by plan.1,2 |
| Proof it was sent | Marked applied only when the employer confirms, with a screenshot of the confirmation. | Analytics, basic or advanced by plan.2 |
| Price | Free, or Pro at $49 a month ($490 a year) with 600 credits a month, enough for 120 tailored applications. | Yearly only: Basic at $99, Premium at $149, Ultimate at $999. No free plan is listed.2 |
| Refunds and cancelling | Full refund within 7 days of your first payment. The Interview Guarantee on Pro. Cancel in one click. | A 30-day money-back guarantee, requested within 30 days of purchase.1,2 |
| Public reviews | In private beta, so no public ratings yet. | 2.1 out of 5 on Trustpilot, from 110 reviews. Its own site shows 4.9 and more than 50,000 users.3,1 |
Which one fits you
LazyApply may suit you if
- You want the most applications a day you can get.
- You would rather pay once a year.
- You want a 30-day money-back window.
- You want to apply on Indeed, Dice and ZipRecruiter.
oyapilot fits you if
- You want fewer applications, each tailored for the job and sent when you approve it.
- You want roles from employers’ own career sites, each with a hiring signal and its reasons.
- You want the employer’s confirmation for every application and every reply in one inbox.
- You want to pay by the month, with a guarantee tied to interviews.
Questions, answered.
What people ask when they compare oyapilot and LazyApply.
Yes. Both apply for you. LazyApply aims for volume, up to 1,500 a day. oyapilot tailors each application, applies on employers’ own sites, and confirms each one with the employer.
LazyApply is yearly only: $99, $149 or $999. oyapilot is free, or Pro at $49 a month or $490 a year. LazyApply’s cheapest plan costs less over a year; oyapilot lets you stop paying the month you land a job.
In Huntr’s 2026 data, people who sent a focused 11 to 20 applications reached interviews at 8.12%, against 2.86% for those who sent 100 or more. Huntr notes this is a pattern among its users, not proof that sending fewer causes more interviews. oyapilot sends up to 40 a day on Pro, and no more than two to the same employer in 14 days.
Yes, but check you are not applying to the same role from both. oyapilot sends no more than two applications to the same employer in 14 days.
Sources
Everything said here about LazyApply comes from its own public pages and public reviews, read on 8 November 2026. Products change. If something here is out of date, write to support@oyapilot.ai and we will correct it. LazyApply is a trademark of its owner. oyapilot is not affiliated with LazyApply.
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