ApplyBlast vs AIApply:One Plan That Does The Whole Job

ApplyBlast. The difference is what one price actually buys. AIApply’s help centre states that Premium is USD 29/month, that Auto Apply is “sold as a separate subscription” priced by application volume, and that Auto Customize — the resume and cover letter tailoring for Auto Apply — is “an additional subscription on top of Auto Apply.” With ApplyBlast, automated applying and per-role tailoring are in the one plan, and the job board is free to search without an account before you subscribe to anything. Every job is scored and reviewed against your role, pay, seniority, location and experience before anything is sent, your resume, cover letter and application answers are tailored to that specific role, and applications are prioritized while the posting is still fresh.

No. AIApply’s own help centre describes Auto Apply as “sold as a separate subscription,” with plans tied to application volume — 100, 250, 600, 750, 1,000 or 2,000 applications — while Premium, the toolkit, is USD 29/month or USD 144/year. Tailoring those automated applications is a further subscription again, and Interview Buddy is a separate product at USD 19/month. With ApplyBlast there is one plan, and applying, screening, tailoring and tracking are all inside it.

For getting applications sent — which is the entire job — yes. ApplyBlast includes auto-apply and per-role tailoring in a single plan with a published price, screens every job for fit before submitting rather than spending your money to find out it was wrong, sources and applies directly on company hiring systems, prioritizes fresh postings, and gives you a free job board you can browse without an account. AIApply charges separately for the applying, separately again for the tailoring, publishes no price for either, and expires your unused credits if the plan lapses.

Usually the bill, then the results. Reaching real applying volume on AIApply means stacking Premium, an Auto Apply plan and Auto Customize, with no published price to total in advance and unused credits that expire if the subscription lapses. ApplyBlast is one plan at a price you can read, and nothing evaporates if you pause. The second reason is what happens before an application goes out: ApplyBlast scores and reviews each job against your real criteria and rejects the ones that miss, so your allowance goes to roles worth pursuing instead of to discovering a bad match.

AIApply publishes USD 29/month for Premium but does not publish a price for Auto Apply — its help centre lists only volume tiers — and Auto Customize is charged on top of Auto Apply again, so the real cost of automated, tailored applying is not something you can work out before you buy. ApplyBlast starts free: the job board is open to search without an account, so you can use the full index of more than 10 million jobs before you pay anything. Automated applying and per-role tailoring are then included together in one subscription rather than billed as three, with current rates shown at checkout.

Both, and that is the point. ApplyBlast applies across the major applicant tracking systems, including the ones that do not fit a standard form. When an application still cannot be completed automatically, whether that is an awkward portal, a multi-step form or a question no script anticipated, it goes to a manual review queue and a person on our team finishes it by hand. AIApply documents no equivalent step, so whatever its automation cannot handle is simply not applied to.

Yes. AIApply’s help centre states that credits “do expire if you cancel your subscription and let it lapse,” and that “renewing later will not bring back the expired credits.” ApplyBlast does not work that way: your plan allowance simply resets each period, so pausing a search costs you nothing you have already paid for.

ApplyBlast is an AI job-search platform that tracks all of your applications in one place. In addition to search functionality, ApplyBlast finds jobs matching your criteria, customizes and sends resumes and cover letters, and answers application questions.

ApplyBlast indexes more than 10 million jobs and discovers roughly 52,000 new jobs daily. We look beyond major job boards and scan company hiring systems directly. This process uncovers jobs before they appear on other sites and become crowded.

Yes. ApplyBlast is able to automatically apply to jobs matching your criteria. It is fully customizable, so you can control the process as much or as little as you like, including having the ability to check applications before they are submitted.

We only apply to jobs we deem worthwhile. This means we score roles on fit according to your seniority, experience, custom preferences, role, salary and location requirements, and review them before applying. Any that do not meet our quality bar will be declined.

Yes. ApplyBlast is focused on customization. We build job-specific resumes, cover letters, and application responses using your real-world experience, rather than sending the same application to every job.

Yes. Your auto-applied jobs will automatically appear in your tracker so you can manage your job search in one place. They may also update with new statuses as you get responses.

Each subscription has its own limits. Launch has around 100 applications a month, Boost has 250 a month and Quarterly allows 1,000 a quarter. Each plan has its own individual daily limit. Also, regardless of plan, our Terms allow a maximum of 1,000 applications submitted per user, per calendar month, based on fair use.

Yes. The ApplyBlast job board is free — browse and search the full index of over 10 million jobs without an account and without a card. Automated applying, tailoring and the tracker are on paid plans; see the checkout page for current rates.

Yes. Alongside ApplyBlast’s company profile pages, which list a company’s current openings so you can research an employer before applying, you can also save any job listing to revisit later.