AIApply Pricing: What Auto Apply Costs With Every Add-On

AIApply pricing comes in separate subscriptions, and the one most people want is not on its marketing pages. As of 9 November 2026, Auto Apply costs $49 a month for 100 applications, $99 a month for 250 or $199 a quarter for 750, according to AIApply's help center. Tailored resumes and tailored cover letters are $12 a month each on top. The Premium toolkit at $29 a month and Interview Buddy at $19 a month are separate again. So a realistic bill for 100 tailored applications is $61 to $73 a month, before any toolkit.

A disclosure: ApplyEze makes a competing product, so weigh this accordingly. Where a rival beats our price, or AIApply does something we do not, this post says so.

Where the numbers actually are

Several pages that rank for this search say AIApply does not publish the Auto Apply price. That is true of its marketing pages and false of its help center. Here is what each page said on 9 November 2026:

The pages disagree in one place that costs money. The Auto Apply page says credits never expire. The help article says unused credits roll over while your subscription is active, and if you cancel they "are lost at the end of your billing period". We use the help article throughout, because it carries the prices and shows as updated this week.

What third parties report, labelled

We did not verify these. They are here so you can place the conflicting numbers you will meet, and several come from companies that compete with AIApply, as we do.

One more trap. An App Store listing named AIApply shows purchases such as "Starter Monthly" at $9.99 and "Pro Monthly" at $39.99. Its seller is not shown as AIApply Ltd, the company named on aiapply.co, and we could not establish a connection. We ignored those prices. Check the seller before you buy through an app.

What a typical stack would cost

Think of it as five layers, each a separate subscription with its own renewal:

Interview Buddy         $19   optional: live interview assistant
Premium toolkit         $29   optional: resume builder, letters, mock interviews
Tailored cover letter   $12   used only when the form requires a letter
Tailored resume         $12   used on every application
Auto Apply, 100 credits $49   the part that applies

Add them in the combinations people actually buy (our sums):

The quarterly row assumes the add-ons keep billing monthly, which the article does not spell out. In the last row, $48 buys tools that are not applications, so a per-application figure would mislead. Paying yearly for Premium ($144) and Interview Buddy ($99) cuts that stack to $93.25 a month, with $243 paid upfront. Four months of the $73 bundle is $292.

Three details change which row you want:

• The letter add-on only works when a form requires a letter. The article says the cover letter is "included only when the application requires one", while the resume is always included. If most of your target forms do not ask, the resume-only row saves $12 a month.
• Credits can go fast. You set a daily limit from 10 to 100, and Auto Mode submits with no approval. The help article says a smaller plan can be used up "in a few days", and calls that the system working as intended. When credits run out, applying stops until renewal or a top-up.
• Top-ups reset your billing date. Extra credits run $49 for 100, $99 for 250, $199 for 600, $299 for 1,000 and $499 for 2,000. The last works out to about 25 cents each. The article says your billing date moves to the purchase date.

In AIApply's favor, a failed application costs no credit, and neither does a job on a system it cannot drive.

What to check at checkout

These come straight from AIApply's own terms and help pages:

1. Choose your mode before you switch it on. The article says Auto Apply starts submitting as soon as your criteria are set up, and the terms say refunds are not available after applications have been submitted. If you are unsure of your filters, start in Review Mode.
2. Set the daily limit low at first. Ten a day lets you read what goes out before 100 credits are gone.
3. Tick each tailoring add-on on purpose. Tailored resume and tailored letter are independent, and signing up for one does not include the other.
4. Read the billing period, not the headline. A weekly-looking number can bill monthly, according to the review noted above. The $199 plan is per quarter, with 750 credits usable from day one.
5. Read the total. The help center says the final total including VAT appears at checkout. The terms add that a price through a partner site may differ from the website price, and that the checkout price is the one that applies.
6. Note the renewal rule. Subscriptions renew at the then-current rate unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the term ends.
7. Count your cancels. The help center says each subscription has its own Cancel button, and any left active keeps renewing. Five layers means five cancels.
8. Spend your credits before you leave. If you cancel, unused credits go at the end of the period, and reactivating starts from zero.
9. Student? A student page offers "40% off" premium features and, a line later, "half the price". It does not name the plans. Ask whether Auto Apply is included.

An accidental purchase has a very short window: the terms say 30 minutes from the initial charge, with no meaningful use. If you are unsure, take a minute at the checkout page rather than counting on that.

How that compares

The fair comparison is software that submits and writes a resume per posting. These are list prices at full use, as of 9 November 2026. Full use is a floor, reached only if every slot is used and works.

The chart shows our three listed prices. At $19 a month, ApplyEze Starter lists 700 applications with a resume built for each posting. As of 9 November 2026 that is more than Tsenta Starter (600 for $19) and Wonsulting Premium (50 for $19.99). It is not the lowest price per application: Tsenta charges less at $39 and $99, and LazyApply costs less on paper if you use every daily slot, with no tailoring claim. We have no plan between $19 and $99, and no annual plan.

Price is not the whole of it, and AIApply is ahead on several things that matter:

• It runs on its side. A self-serve ApplyEze account runs on your computer, which has to stay on and awake until the queue finishes.
• It offers a review step. Hybrid Mode holds roles scoring under 75 for your approval, and Review Mode requires approval on every job. ApplyEze has no approval step before Submit. A dry run is the preview.
• Credits roll over while you stay subscribed. Our plan credits end with the month.
• Interview tools. Mock interviews and a live assistant. We have neither.
• Public reviews and written refund terms. It holds 4.3 from 2,184 on Trustpilot. ApplyEze has no reviews to show, and our refund line is: "For anything else, a refund included, email hello@applyeze.com and we will sort it out."

The case for ApplyEze is the bill. A hundred tailored applications on AIApply cost $61 a month. At $19 a month, ApplyEze Starter lists 700, with the resume in the one price and a cover letter when the form asks. That is seven times the applications for under a third of the bill (our math). 94,207 applications have gone out through ApplyEze since 14 August 2026, to 9,769 employers. In an audit on 4 November 2026 of 84 sampled resumes, we found 0 invented employers, dates, degrees or numbers. ApplyEze brings the posting's named skills and tools onto your skills line, even when your own record does not list them. There is no step to remove one before a live run, so use a dry run to see what it writes, and be ready to discuss anything on the page. You pick the matches and queue them in the desktop app, and Workday and Oracle jobs stay hidden until you connect an application inbox, because those sites email a code.

Our AIApply comparison covers features, and is AIApply legit covers the complaints. For the wider field, see AI tools that apply automatically. Price your own stack with the table above, then see the form-filling for yourself: your first 50 applications are free, once per email address, with no card, and a credit is used only when an application is confirmed as Submitted.