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LazyApply alternatives: organise your job search with Hunter
Hunter or LazyApply? Compare pricing, CV tools and application workflows before choosing your job-search app.
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The quick answer
- Hunter: prepare your CV and track your job search.
- LazyApply: automate applications on supported job platforms.
- Choose based on the work you need help with, not application volume alone.
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What does it cost?
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LazyApply Basic$99 / year
Equivalent to $8.25 / month, billed yearly.
- LazyApply’s displayed offer was checked 19 October 2026. View current pricing.
- Premium: $149/year. Ultimate: $999/year. Offers can change.
- We cannot call Hunter cheaper until its production price is confirmed.
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What do you get?
- Hunter: an editable master CV, tailored versions and an application pipeline.
- LazyApply Basic: 15 advertised applications/day and 1 resume profile.
- LazyApply’s FAQ says there is no free trial.
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Which one fits you?
- Try Hunter if CV preparation and keeping track of roles are your main needs.
- Choose LazyApply if its supported application routes meet your requirements.
- Hunter does not promise matching daily limits or universal job-board support.
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Make each application count
- Keep your master CV accurate.
- Review every AI rewrite. Never add experience you do not have.
- Track the role, CV version and submission date to avoid duplicate applications.
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Who wrote this?
Relay Solutions builds Hunter and publishes this comparison. Prices and features can change. Check the linked sources before buying.
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