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Changelog

By The ApplySent teamLast checked

This page records every change to the rubric, the list of rated tools and the facts behind each score, newest first. All entries so far are dated 15 November 2026: the launch of rubric version 1.0 with the first check of 14 tools, two ApplySent score changes, and rubric version 1.1, which replaced the Gulf criterion with Global coverage.

15 November 2026, evening: Rubric v1.1, Gulf/MENA criterion replaced by Global coverage

Rubric change. Version 1.1 removes the "Gulf and MENA coverage" criterion and puts Global coverage in its place, at the same weight of 8 points and still a major criterion. The new question is whether someone outside the US can use the tool to apply to jobs in their own country. Full needs a number of named markets outside the US and no published one-country limit; partial covers a few named non-US markets, or a "worldwide" claim with no countries named; zero means a stated limit to the US or one other country. The full wording is on the methodology page.

Why. This was the owner's decision. The site serves job seekers everywhere, and a criterion about a single region did not belong in every tool's total. Gulf readers keep a dedicated page: the UAE and Gulf list now orders tools by Gulf reach, an unscored description that uses the old rule.

Fact found. While re-checking ApplySent we found and used its Gulf page, which says it applies to jobs in the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Qatar when the employer recruits on a system it supports, and that it does not apply on Bayt, GulfTalent, Naukrigulf or LinkedIn Easy Apply.[1] Its jobs page adds that country coverage follows where employers on its systems post, without a country list.[2]

Global coverage level for each tool.

Tool Level Points Basis Source
ApplySent Full 8 Gulf page names UAE, Saudi Arabia and Qatar; no country limit [1]
Tsenta Partial 4 International systems and local-currency prices, no countries named [3]
LandEarly Full 8 Jobs-by-country index lists 95 countries [4]
Jobbie Full 8 Ten named markets, from Canada to Brazil [5]
JobCopilot Full 8 UK, Spanish, French and German job sites on its systems list [6]
Dreamwork Partial 4 "All countries" claim, none named [7]
AIApply Partial 4 "Worldwide" claim, no countries named [8]
Wobo Full 8 FAQ names the US, Europe, Canada and Australia [9]
Sprout AI Partial 4 Worldwide listings, no countries named [10]
Simplify Full 8 Job Matches covers 10 named countries [11]
LoopCV Partial 4 International boards, no countries named [12]
Jobright Zero 0 App Store listing says US-based roles only [13]
LazyApply Partial 4 International boards, no countries named [14]
Sonara (unrated) Zero 0 Terms say the site is aimed at US users [15]

Score or rank change. Totals under version 1.1, in rank order: ApplySent 100, Tsenta 93, LandEarly 92, Jobbie 82, JobCopilot 66, Dreamwork 64, AIApply 57, Wobo 57, Sprout AI 51, Simplify 49, LoopCV 45, Jobright 36, LazyApply 28; Sonara stays unrated. The change raised ApplySent by 4 points, from 96 to 100. LandEarly, Jobbie, JobCopilot, Wobo, Simplify, AIApply, Sprout AI and LazyApply also rose, and Tsenta, Dreamwork, LoopCV and Jobright did not move. JobCopilot passed Dreamwork for fifth place; AIApply and Wobo tie on 57, and AIApply ranks higher on major-criteria points. A top score for the publisher's own tool calls for extra care, so the methodology page explains why the totals should be read alongside each criterion's reasons.

15 November 2026, later the same day: ApplySent data safety moves to full

Fact corrected. ApplySent's privacy policy, last updated 15 November 2026, began naming its AI providers, including OpenRouter and Mistral.[16] Other processors are still described by category, with a full list from support. We found the change on our own re-check, not through a submitted request.

Score or rank change. Data safety moved from partial (5) to full (10), because the full level requires named processors, AI providers among them. ApplySent's total went from 89 to 94, and ApplySent overtook Tsenta, whose 93 did not change; ApplySent moved from rank 2 to rank 1 and Tsenta from 1 to 2. LandEarly stays third at 88; no other tool moved. This change benefits the tool whose team publishes the site, so the methodology page sets out how we read such a policy, and you can judge that reading yourself.

Score change, free start. ApplySent's MCP page first said a connection from an AI assistant grants 25 free applications to a new account with a confirmed email, without saying whether a card was needed, so free start stayed partial. Later the same day the page added that no card is needed.[17] That meets the full level (free applications sent by the tool, with no card), so free start moved from 2 to 4 and ApplySent's total from 94 to 96. The web-signup trial still needs a card. Tsenta stayed at 93 and the order was unchanged. These totals were under rubric version 1.0; the version 1.1 entry above supersedes them, and the full ranking shows the current order.

15 November 2026: launch

Rubric version 1.0 published

The first public version of the rubric went live with ten criteria worth 100 points. The full rules for each level are on the methodology page.

Criterion Tier Weight
Career-site ATS coverage Major 18
Receipts and proof Major 15
Review before submit Major 15
LinkedIn account risk Major 10
Price per application Major 10
Data safety Major 10
Gulf and MENA coverage Major 8
Honesty safeguards Minor 6
Free start Minor 4
MCP and AI-assistant support Minor 4

Major criteria total 86 points and minor criteria 14. Ties are broken by major-criteria points, then by name.

Fourteen tools checked

All fourteen were checked against the vendors' own pages on 15 November 2026. Thirteen are ranked. One line per tool follows, noting what we read and anything a reader should know.

ApplySent. We read its pricing, supported-systems, MCP and privacy pages. It names 12 hiring systems and stores each send's receipt alongside the employer's confirmation.[18] At launch its privacy policy named processors by category only, so data safety scored partial; the entry above records the later change.[16] Its team publishes this site, as the about page explains.

Tsenta. Pricing, homepage, privacy policy and AI disclosure pages all loaded and were current; the privacy policy is effective from 2 October 2026.[19] Its App Store monthly prices are higher than its web prices, for example Starter at $19.99 against $19.[20]

LandEarly. We read its pricing, hiring-system and trust pages. Greenhouse and Ashby are filed unattended, while Workday, SuccessFactors, iCIMS, Oracle, ADP and UKG forms are handed back to you with tailored documents.[21] Under version 1.0 that hand-back is why the Gulf criterion scored partial, even though it lists roles in six Gulf countries.

Jobbie. Homepage, terms (updated 14 October 2026) and privacy policy (updated 2 October 2026) all loaded.[22] Its homepage says Autopilot is on every paid plan, while its terms say Basic is manual only; we followed the terms.[22]

Dreamwork. We read its pricing, FAQ, how-to, MCP and security pages. If quarterly Dreamer grants 300 applications a month, the floor drops from about $0.50 to about $0.42; the page does not say so outright.[23]

JobCopilot. Pricing, career-sites list, terms and privacy pages loaded. The pricing page shows only "from" day rates with no period totals, and its allowance counts job matches rather than confirmed sends.[24]

AIApply. Its /pricing address redirects to the homepage, which shows no Auto Apply prices, so we used its help-centre articles.[25] One article gives both 750 and 600 credits for the $199 quarterly plan. We scored on 750, about $0.27 each; at 600 it would be about $0.33, which lands in the same points band.[26]

Wobo. Pricing, FAQ, MCP, privacy and terms pages loaded. Paid plans are sold as unlimited with no published allowance, so no price per application can be worked out and price scored zero.[27]

Sprout AI. Homepage, pricing, refund and privacy pages loaded. The pricing page shows numbers with no currency symbol; earlier research recorded them as US dollars.[28] Its MCP page returned 404, so assistant support scored partial. The app was previously called Prep AI.[29]

LoopCV. The site, pricing page, help centre and developer pages all loaded. Its pages disagree on price: the pricing page says paid plans start at EUR 9.99 a month, while its comparison page lists Standard at $19.99, Premium at $59.99 and Done For You at $89.99 in US dollars.[30] We scored on the comparison page because it is the only one that pairs a price with an allowance.

Simplify. We read its help articles on Simplify+ and Autopilot, its refund and privacy pages, and its Chrome Web Store listing, which was updated on 14 November 2026.[31] Autopilot, the mode that submits for you, has no review step; Copilot autofill leaves the submit to you.[32]

Jobright. Its /pricing URL returned 404 when checked, and no vendor page publishes prices or an application allowance.[33] Price figures exist only in a third-party article, so price scored zero. Its pages also disagree on whether the AI agent submits for you.

LazyApply. We read its homepage, FAQ, terms and Chrome Web Store listing, version 0.8.95, updated 26 October 2026.[34] Its terms were last updated in January 2024. Billing is annual only.[35]

Sonara: unrated. No public pricing page exists (sonara.ai/pricing returned 404), and it names no hiring systems, which leaves six criteria without anything to check against.[36] The site loads as a working service. Its terms name BOLD LLC as the contracting party.[37] A third-party source reports that the original startup shut down on 1 February 2024 before the brand was relaunched.[38] We show what we could verify and give it no rank.

Removed from scope: Massive

Massive was on our early list of tools to rate and was removed from the scope of this first edition. It has no tool page and no score. If it is added later, the change will be logged here with the date and the pages we read.

How future entries are logged

Each later entry will carry a date and fall under one of four headings:

A tool's "last checked" date moves only when a re-check finds that its published content changed, and every such move has an entry on this page. A re-check that finds nothing new is not logged as a change.

Sources

  1. ApplySent: auto-apply in the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Qatar, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩ ↩2

  2. ApplySent: auto-apply jobs, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  3. Tsenta pricing, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  4. LandEarly jobs by country, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  5. Jobbie homepage, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  6. JobCopilot career sites list, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  7. Dreamwork FAQ, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  8. AIApply homepage, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  9. Wobo homepage and FAQ, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  10. Sprout homepage, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  11. Simplify help: supported countries and regions, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  12. LoopCV for job seekers, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  13. Jobright on the App Store, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  14. LazyApply homepage, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  15. Sonara terms and conditions, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  16. ApplySent privacy policy, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩ ↩2

  17. ApplySent MCP page, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  18. ApplySent supported hiring systems, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  19. Tsenta privacy policy, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  20. Tsenta on the App Store, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  21. LandEarly ATS coverage, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  22. Jobbie terms, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩ ↩2

  23. Dreamwork pricing, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  24. JobCopilot pricing, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  25. AIApply privacy policy and site notes, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  26. AIApply help: How plans, credits and charges work, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  27. Wobo pricing, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  28. Sprout pricing, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  29. Sprout privacy policy, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  30. LoopCV pricing and FAQ, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  31. Simplify Copilot on the Chrome Web Store, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  32. Simplify help: getting started with Autopilot, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  33. Jobright pricing URL (404 when checked), checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  34. LazyApply on the Chrome Web Store, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  35. LazyApply FAQ, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  36. Sonara /pricing (404), checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  37. Sonara homepage, checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩

  38. Resumly: What happened to Sonara AI (third party), checked 15 Nov 2026. ↩