Side by side
| What matters | HiroHunt | LazyApply |
|---|---|---|
| Approach | An agent that finds roles, scores each against your resume and applies to the strong matches. | A Chrome extension that fills in and submits applications at high volume. |
| Where it applies | Openings found across the web, applied to on company career pages and hiring systems such as Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby. Sites that need your own login come back to you. | Greenhouse, Dice, Indeed, ZipRecruiter and others, from your browser. |
| Control before sending | Your choice: approve every application, auto-apply above a match score you set, or go fully automatic. | Built for volume; its site doesn’t describe a review step before applications are sent. |
| Resume tailoring | Optional: a resume and cover letter tailored to each job (3 credits per application), never with invented experience. | Fills forms from your profile with its “Job GPT”; 1 to 20 resume profiles depending on the plan. |
| Replies and tracking | Applications use your own HiroHunt inbox; replies are labelled with a next step, and a board tracks every application. | A dashboard of applications and referral emails sent to people at the companies. |
| Interview practice | Mock interviews by chat or voice in 18 languages, with a graded report. | Interview practice isn’t among its listed features. |
| Pricing | One credit balance: 1 credit = 1 application. Agent plans from $9 a week ($39 monthly). | Yearly plans: Basic $99 (15 applications a day), Premium $149 (150 a day), Ultimate $999 (1,500 a day), with a 30-day money-back guarantee. |
| Free plan | Start free: the agent sends your first 5 applications, no credit card. | No free plan listed. |
Facts about other products come from their own websites, checked on October 6, 2026. Prices and features change — check their site before you decide. Visit LazyApply ↗
Choose HiroHunt if…
- You want to approve applications, or set a match score the agent must reach before it applies.
- You want a resume tailored to each job that never adds experience you don’t have.
- You want employer replies sorted in one place, each with a next step.
- You want to practise interviews for the jobs you applied to, by chat or voice.
Choose LazyApply if…
- Raw volume is your goal and you’re happy to run it from your own browser.
- You want one yearly payment with a high daily cap.
- You want it to email people at the companies you apply to.
Questions
Is sending more applications better?
Only if quality holds. Generic applications tend to get fewer replies, so more volume doesn’t always mean more interviews. HiroHunt checks how well each job fits, can tailor each application and spreads them across days.
Does HiroHunt run in my browser?
No. The agent works in the cloud, so you don’t need to keep a tab open.
Which is cheaper?
LazyApply’s yearly plans cost less per application at high volume. HiroHunt uses one credit per application from one balance, and a resume and cover letter tailored to each job are an option.
Other comparisons
Both tailor your resume and apply for you. AIApply is a broad toolkit with Auto Apply on top; HiroHunt is built around one agent you can steer, with replies and interview practice connected to it.
Compare →HiroHunt vs JobCopilotBoth are AI agents that apply for you and can ask before they send. JobCopilot searches company career pages; HiroHunt adds a match score you control, a reply inbox and interview practice by voice.
Compare →HiroHunt vs LoopCVLoopCV automates applications across many job boards and emails recruiters for you, with a free plan to start. HiroHunt can tailor each application to the job and connects replies and interview practice to your hunt.
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