A LazyApply alternative where you press Submit
LazyApply applies to jobs for you, in bulk. OhApply fills each application from your real resume, asks when something is missing, and stops so you press Submit. It's open source and has a free plan.
LazyApply vs OhApply
| LazyApply | OhApply | |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | Applies to jobs automatically, in bulk | Fills one application at a time from your resume |
| Who presses Submit | LazyApply applies for you | You. OhApply never submits |
| Missing answers | Not stated | Stops and asks you, then saves the answer |
| Sites named | Greenhouse, Dice, Indeed, ZipRecruiter | Greenhouse, Lever, Workday, SEEK, Indeed, LinkedIn and others |
| Price | Basic $99/year (15 a day), Premium $149/year (150 a day), Ultimate $999/year (1,500 a day) | Free: 20 autofills a day. Pro $12/month. Max $29/month |
| Open source | Not stated | Yes, AGPL-3.0 |
Checked October 2026. Sources: LazyApply homepage, LazyApply pricing, OhApply on GitHub.
When LazyApply is the better choice
- You want applications sent automatically, without checking each one. OhApply isn't that.
- You want to apply to more than a hundred jobs a day.
- You apply on Dice or ZipRecruiter, which LazyApply names.
When OhApply fits better
- You want to read every application before it goes out.
- You want it to ask, not guess, when a required answer isn't in your profile.
- You apply on Workday, Lever or SEEK.
- You want a free plan, monthly billing, or open-source code.
How switching works
Add OhApply to Chrome
It's free. Pause LazyApply so two tools don't act on the same page.
Upload your resume
OhApply builds your profile from it and never invents experience.
Open a job you want
OhApply fills the application, asks about anything missing, and stops before Submit.
Questions
How much does LazyApply cost?
LazyApply's pricing page lists Basic at $99 a year for 15 applications a day, Premium at $149 a year for 150 a day, and Ultimate at $999 a year for 1,500 a day. Checked October 2026.
Does LazyApply submit applications for me?
Its homepage says it automatically applies to jobs on platforms like Greenhouse, Dice, Indeed and ZipRecruiter. OhApply does not: it fills the form and you press Submit.
Is OhApply a mass-apply tool?
No. OhApply fills one application at a time and stops before Submit so you can check it. If you want a tool that sends hundreds of applications on its own, OhApply isn't that.
Is OhApply free?
Yes. The free plan autofills 20 applications a day. Pro is $12 a month if you need more.
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