SimpleApply Review (2026): Pricing, Guarantee, and Fit
Updated · 7 min read · By Tal Flanchraych, Founder of ApplyAll · Facts last checked
SimpleApply fits budget-conscious applicants who want unattended volume and accept that no person checks each application before it goes out. It is a poor fit if you need public pricing, a long independent review history, or a narrow definition of an interview in the refund terms. ApplyAll has a commercial relationship with SimpleApply and has reviewed private product and outcome data. Those results are not ours to publish, so this is an unscored review of the evidence a buyer can inspect.
Can you verify the offer before paying?
Do not assume a free tier or a particular allowance is available. SimpleApply did not publish working pricing when checked, so inspect the live offer and billing terms before entering payment details. Choose a copilot such as Simplify if you want to approve every submission. Choose a human service if you want someone accountable for what employers receive under your name.
The main tradeoff is simple. SimpleApply can work while you are away, but that convenience removes the final review step. Its public record is also thin. The company was founded in 2025 by Joe Perrotta and Zachary Ebaugh, and our August 2026 search found no Trustpilot profile or Chrome Web Store rating.
What SimpleApply does
SimpleApply is an AI auto-apply service. You set job preferences, and the software generates a cover letter and submits applications through employer systems. The applications are not reviewed by a person before submission, although the company also lists human resume reviews as a feature.
The homepage said, “Stop Applying, Start Interviewing” when captured on August 20, 2026. It also claimed that more than 85% of active users land interviews each month. No sample size, time window, or methodology accompanied that number, so it is a company claim rather than independent outcome evidence.
Pricing is not published
SimpleApply had no working public pricing page on August 20, 2026. simpleapply.ai/pricing returned an HTTP 200 response and then displayed “404 Page Not Found.” A successful server response is not especially useful when the page itself says it does not exist.
Without a working public pricing page, the current free allowance, paid price, application cap, credit expiry, and billing period remain unknown. Confirm each one inside the product before subscribing.
The money-back guarantee has strict conditions
SimpleApply publishes a Money Back Guarantee in its refund policy. The homepage did not display guarantee wording on August 20, 2026. The policy is still public, but buyers have to know where to look.
The policy says a claimant must meet all of these conditions:
- Be a premium subscriber.
- Complete a resume review within 10 days of signing up for premium.
- Book a job-search or feedback meeting within the same 10 days.
- Run Auto Apply continuously for the first full 30 days of the subscription.
- Keep Auto Apply enabled for that entire period.
- Receive no interview request during that time.
- For credit-billed subscriptions, use the first 300 applications without receiving an interview request.
The definition of “interview” is broader than the ordinary meaning. The policy includes any request for follow-up information, such as a phone or video interview, take-home assignment, questionnaire, request for documents, assessment, coding challenge, or portfolio review. One such request ends refund eligibility. If the guarantee is central to your decision, read the policy before turning on automation and keep evidence that you completed each required step.
The public evidence is limited
Our August 12, 2026 search found no SimpleApply Trustpilot profile and no Chrome Web Store rating. Trustpilot blocked the August 20 recheck, so the absence was not confirmed again on that later date. No public profile is not a negative score. It means there is little independent evidence to balance the company's claims or ApplyAll's disclosed private access.
Useful strengths and material limits
| What may help | What to weigh |
|---|---|
| Public refund policy lets buyers inspect the guarantee conditions | No public pricing page confirms the current allowance or paid price |
| Runs without your browser or attention once configured | No person reviews each application before submission |
| Publishes a money-back guarantee | Eligibility requires onboarding steps, continuous use, and no broadly defined interview |
Alternatives by buyer need
- Keep final control: Simplify autofills applications for free and leaves submission to you.
- Use another server-side bot: JobCopilot advertises monthly equivalents around $28 to $31.50 based on its cheapest term, but its refund clause covers qualifying technical problems rather than interview results.
- Have people submit: Scale.jobs uses human assistants for applications. ApplyAll also uses human review and includes sourcing.
Verdict
SimpleApply may suit a budget-first applicant who wants unattended volume, but only after the current price and allowance are visible. Do not assume a no-cost tier exists. Inspect the checkout, check the first batch carefully, and do not rely on the guarantee until you understand its onboarding and interview definitions.
Buyers who want independent evidence should wait for a larger public record or compare a clearly priced short trial against their own results.
Frequently asked questions
How much does SimpleApply cost?
SimpleApply did not publish a working pricing page when checked on August 20, 2026. The current free allowance, paid price, application cap, credit expiry, and billing period were therefore unknown. Confirm each one inside the product before subscribing.
What does SimpleApply's money-back guarantee require?
The August 20, 2026 refund policy required premium membership, a resume review and feedback meeting within 10 days, continuous Auto Apply use for the first 30 days, and no interview request. Credit-billed plans used the first 300 applications instead. The policy defined an interview broadly enough to include assessments, take-home work, document requests, and other employer follow-up.
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Tal Flanchraych, Founder of ApplyAll. Tal founded ApplyAll after a layoff from Indeed, where she was a product manager. She fact-checks the pricing, ratings, and policy claims in these guides against the primary source before anything publishes. LinkedIn
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Corrections and updates
- August 24, 2026, Reorganized the review around buyer fit, pricing transparency, guarantee terms, and evidence limits. The facts remain checked through August 20, and the commercial relationship remains disclosed.