AutoApplyMax alternatives
Last checked November 2, 2026. Prices change. Read each company's page before you buy.
AutoApplyMax describes a browser extension and web app that applies to LinkedIn Easy Apply jobs and fills forms on other sites from a saved profile, with a free plan and paid tiers. This page is for someone who has that offer open and wonders whether a different kind of product would suit them better. It does not rank tools, and it does not treat a free plan or a one-time price as a reason to pick either side.
The AutoApplyMax line this page is answering
AutoApplyMax home page. “AutoApplyMax is a Chrome extension and web app that auto-applies to LinkedIn Easy Apply jobs” Source
Who might look past an Easy Apply extension
Your search reaches past LinkedIn Easy Apply. Many employers take applications on their own career pages, where a form wants more than a saved profile. If most of the roles you want live there, an extension built around Easy Apply covers a smaller part of your search.
You would rather not run the tool yourself. An extension works while you have it open. Some people want the opposite: name the roles once, then read a log of what was sent. That is a preference about your time, not a judgment about the extension.
You want the resume rule in writing before you pay. If a written promise about what tailoring may never add matters to you, look for it on any product you consider. If you already know what you want the extension to do, its free plan is a fair way to find out whether it fits.
What really differs between the two shapes
An extension you drive, or a service that sends
An extension does its work inside your browser, on the pages you open. ApplyASAP describes itself the other way around: it finds openings for the titles and places you name, and the team sends each application and shows it to you. Neither is the right answer for everyone. One keeps you at the wheel. The other takes the wheel and shows you the route.
Easy Apply is one door among many
LinkedIn Easy Apply is quick because the form is short. Plenty of employers never use it and send applicants to their own systems instead, with longer forms and their own questions. A product centred on Easy Apply is honest about that focus. The question for you is how much of your search goes through that one door.
A free start is not the same as a free search
A free plan is a real way to try a tool, and nothing here argues against it. ApplyASAP has no free plan, and it does not pretend a monthly price is free. Compare what each plan actually does for the roles you want, in the units each company publishes, rather than lining up a free tier against a paid one as if they were the same thing.
When ApplyASAP is worth a look instead
Read ApplyASAP if you want openings found beyond one job board, a resume prepared for each posting, the application sent for you, and a record of each one. Stay with AutoApplyMax if Easy Apply is where your search lives and you like running the extension yourself. The prices under this paragraph are ApplyASAP's own. AutoApplyMax's prices stay on the comparison page in the units they published.
ApplyASAP is a product of Glearn Technologies, San Francisco. Every plan includes a resume tailored to each job, the application questions answered for you, and cover letters when a job asks for one.
The public answer to “Will you exaggerate my resume?” is: We put your best foot forward. Most people undersell themselves, so we write up the skills and scope your role and level usually carry, in the words of each posting, and show you every skill we add so you can take any off. We never change your employers, dates, degrees or titles, and never invent numbers, certifications or people you managed.
- Starter. $9.99 a month for 100 applications every month, early bird, regular $19.99 a month.
- Pro. $24.99 a month for 300 applications every month, early bird, regular $49.97 a month.
- Aggressive Job Hunter. $99.99 a month for 1,000 applications every month. Replies read from your Gmail automatically.
There is no free plan in the ApplyASAP plan list. Cancel any time.
Activity tells you in plain sentences which companies we applied to, with the resume we sent. Open any application to see its whole story. Pause applying with one switch and nothing more is sent. Cancel your plan in Account and you are not charged again.
ApplyASAP vs AutoApplyMax is the side-by-side, with AutoApplyMax's prices in AutoApplyMax's units when a price was published. Other tools we read are on the alternatives hub.
What this page leaves to AutoApplyMax
Nothing here says AutoApplyMax fails at what it describes. There is no borrowed score and no count of people who switched. The open questions are the ones on the comparison page: a written rule about what tailoring may add, and who takes the last step on forms outside Easy Apply. Their site is the place to check. The date at the top is the day we read it.
Questions
- Is AutoApplyMax's free plan a reason not to use ApplyASAP?
- It is a reason to try it, if Easy Apply is where you apply. It is not a comparison of the two products, because one is an extension you run and the other is a service that sends for you.
- Does ApplyASAP apply through LinkedIn Easy Apply too?
- ApplyASAP finds openings for the titles and places you name and sends the application where the employer takes it. The activity log shows which company each one went to, with the resume that was sent.