Submit a tool or request a fact check
Use the form below to suggest a tool we have not rated or to flag a fact that is wrong or out of date. Include a link to the vendor's own public page that shows the fact, because that is the only kind of evidence that can change a score.
What to send
The form covers two kinds of request.
A new tool. Give us its name and website, and tell us how it submits applications: on employer hiring systems, through job-board quick apply, or by filling forms you finish yourself. Links to its pricing page, privacy policy and any page listing the hiring systems it supports will speed things up.
A fact check. Tell us which tool and which fact, what you believe the correct version is, and the URL of the vendor's public page that shows it. A pricing page, help article, terms, privacy policy or app store listing all work. If you represent the vendor, say so.
We can only act on facts a reader could check for themselves. Screenshots, private emails and figures shared in confidence cannot move a score. If the fact is not on a public page yet, publish it there first and then send us the link.
What happens next
We read the page you sent and compare it with what we have on file. If it supports the change, we update the fact, rerun the rubric for that tool, and record the change on the changelog with the date and source. If it does not, we keep the current fact and, where you left contact details, tell you why.
Our aim is to reply within five working days. That is a target, not a promise; a request that needs us to read several pages may take longer.
New tools go through the public rubric used for all the others, ApplySent included, whose team runs this site. A tool that publishes too little to check most criteria is shown as unrated rather than ranked.
What we never accept
- Payment, credits, free accounts or any other benefit in exchange for a placement or a higher score. Rankings are not for sale.
- Review swaps, link swaps or any offer to rate our product in return for a better rating here.
- Requests to remove an accurate, sourced fact because it is unflattering.
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