Wobo

What it is and how it applies

Wobo is an AI job search service from Wobo Technology Inc., a Delaware company^[1]. You upload a CV, answer a few questions, and set your job preferences. Wobo then finds matching roles and sends applications for you. Each application includes a resume, a cover letter and answers to the employer's screening questions^[2].

Wobo applies on each company's own careers site. Its FAQ says it deliberately avoids LinkedIn-style "Easy Apply" buttons^[3]. Under the Terms, Wobo acts as your limited agent. It may fill in forms, create accounts on employer hiring systems, run an email address for your applications, and submit^[1]. Wobo does not name which hiring systems it can handle. The homepage says it scans more than 50 sources and over 3 million jobs^[2].

There are two ways to work. On the Free and Unlimited plans, you pick each job and Wobo sends it. On Autopilot, Wobo picks the jobs and applies on its own^[4]. You can cancel queued jobs and block companies from the dashboard^[3]. The homepage says you can review each application in the dashboard before or after it goes out. It also says every screening answer, resume and cover letter is visible there^[2]. Neither the homepage nor the FAQ describes a setting that holds every application for your approval.

On paid plans, Wobo rewrites your summary and bullet points for each job. It keeps job titles, employers and dates as you entered them^[3]. Free users apply with their resume unchanged^[3]. The Terms say AI output can be wrong and you should check it^[1].

Wobo also runs an MCP connector for ChatGPT and Claude. It is free with any account^[5]. From a chat you can search, check fit, tailor a resume and apply to up to 10 jobs at once. Nothing is sent until you confirm^[5]. Wobo says your contact details, date of birth, demographic answers and work-authorisation answers stay in Wobo and are not passed to the chat^[5].

There is an iPhone app^[6]. We found no Android app or browser extension.

Pricing

Checked 15 Nov 2026^[4].

• Free: $0, up to 5 applications a day, sent by Wobo, with no AI tailoring.
• Unlimited: $34.99 a month or $89.99 every 3 months. Unlimited applications, and you pick each job.
• Autopilot: $44.99 a month or $119.99 every 3 months. Unlimited applications, and Wobo picks the jobs. Includes a 5-day free trial.

The paid plans publish no application number, so a per-application cost cannot be worked out. The only fixed figure is the Free plan: 5 applications a day for $0^[4]. The Autopilot trial does not charge at the start. The pricing page does not say whether you need a card^[4]. Refunds are decided case by case, but billing errors are always refunded^[4]. App Store purchases are refunded through Apple^[4].

Who it's for

• People hiring in the US, Europe, Canada or Australia who want applications sent on company sites rather than LinkedIn^[2][3].
• People who want to try the core feature at no cost. The Free plan sends real applications^[4].
• People who apply in large numbers and prefer a flat monthly price over a per-application allowance^[4].
• People who would rather run their search from ChatGPT or Claude^[5].

Who should skip it

• Anyone who needs a guarantee that every application waits for approval. That only applies when you work through the chat connector^[5][2].
• Anyone who needs to know which hiring systems it supports, such as Workday. Wobo does not say^[3].
• Job seekers in the Gulf or wider Middle East. The Terms say it is aimed mainly at people seeking work with US employers^[1].
• Anyone who wants AI providers named. The privacy policy, last updated 20 October 2026, does not name them. It does name Google, Meta and Reddit as advertising recipients^[7].
• Anyone who wants employers kept out of their profile. An Employer Discovery feature may be on by default after notice^[7].