Apply For Me: AI That Applies to 200 Jobs for You Every Month
Every job search has the same dead hours: the ones you spend scrolling listings you'll never apply to, and the ones you spend retyping your work history into the hundredth form. Apply For Me is Glever's answer to both at once — press one button and Glever works out what you should be applying to across the whole job board, fills those applications, and sends them. Up to 200 every month, included with Premium at $10/month.
It's the most hands-off way to apply to jobs we've built. It's also, deliberately, not the only way — more on that below.
What is Apply For Me?
Apply For Me is a single button that runs your job search end to end:
- It reads your profile. Not just your job title — your whole resume, every role and every bullet, the same AI matching that powers the job board.
- It picks the jobs. Glever searches the entire board for postings you're actually a fit for, across Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workable and Rippling.
- It fills every application. Contact details, work history, dropdowns, screener questions, and the free-form essays — drafted from your profile and your saved answers, not boilerplate.
- It sends them. Applications go out as each one is ready rather than all at the end, so the first ones land while the batch is still running.
You press the button. That's the entire user interaction.
How many jobs will Apply For Me apply to?
Up to 200 per billing period. Glever searches well beyond 200 postings, because not every listing turns into a sendable application, and stops once 200 are sent or queued to go.
A few things worth knowing:
- It's an allowance, not a single press. If one run comes up short — a niche profile, a smaller market — you can start another once it finishes and it goes after whatever's left.
- A full run takes a couple of hours, not days, and you can watch each application move from filling to ready to sent.
- It has its own budget. Apply For Me never spends your One-Click Apply allowance. The two are separate.
- It resets when your subscription renews.
How involved do you want to be in your job search?
This is the part that matters more than the button. Most tools in this category pick a level of automation for you and build the entire product there. Glever gives you four, and you can move between them job by job:
| You do | Glever does | Use it when |
|---|---|---|
| Browse the job board, open a posting | Autofills every field; you read and submit | The role you actually care about |
| Pick jobs, hit One-Click Apply | Fills and sends in the background | You know where you want to apply |
| Press Apply For Me | Picks, fills and sends up to 200 | You want volume without the grind |
| Nothing | — | It's Sunday |
The dream job you want to labor over and the eighty "honestly, worth a shot" roles you don't are both part of the same search. You shouldn't need two subscriptions to handle both, and with Glever you don't — every mode above is in the same account, at the same price.
Prefer to stay hands-on? Autofill still works exactly as it did, on the Chrome extension and the iPhone app, with you reading and submitting every form. Apply For Me is an option, not a replacement.
How does Apply For Me compare to Tsenta and Simplify?
The two names that come up most when people search for tools that apply to jobs for them:
Tsenta is the closest competitor to Apply For Me — a Y Combinator-backed auto-apply agent that monitors 50,000+ career pages and submits across roughly 19 ATS platforms. It's genuinely good at what it does. Its plans are volume tiers: $19/month for 600 applications, $39 for 1,500, $99 for 4,500 — every feature at every tier, the price is purely how many applications you want. It is an autopilot, and that's the whole product.
Simplify sits at the other end. Its Copilot extension autofills across 100+ ATS platforms, and the free tier covers autofill and tracking indefinitely — but Simplify+ is around $39.99/month, and it still doesn't submit for you. You open every application, read it, and click submit yourself. Four times Glever's price for the manual half of what Glever does.
Others fill in the gaps: JobCopilot runs an autopilot at roughly $56/month for its Elite tier, Sonara around $23.95/month, and LazyApply blasts LinkedIn Easy Apply forms for a one-time fee. We wrote up the whole landscape in Best AI Job Application Tools in 2026.
Here's the honest comparison:
| Tool | Entry price | Picks jobs | Submits for you | You can also do it yourself |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Simplify+ | ~$39.99/mo | No | No | Yes — that's all it does |
| Tsenta | $19/mo | Yes | Yes | Not the focus |
| JobCopilot | ~$56/mo (Elite) | Yes | Yes | No |
| Sonara | ~$23.95/mo | Yes | Yes | No |
| Glever Premium | $10/mo | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Tsenta will send more applications per dollar if raw volume is the only thing you're buying — 600 at $19 is more than 200 at $10. What none of them sell is the whole spectrum in one subscription: manual autofill when you want to craft it, per-job One-Click when you've found something, and full hands-off Apply For Me when you just want the volume — for a tenner, on desktop and on your phone.
Why is Glever $10 when everyone else is $20–$56?
Because the expensive part of this problem isn't the applying — it's building a fill engine that doesn't break. Most tools hand-write selectors for each ATS form, which means a person maintains them and a redesign breaks them. We trained ours on millions of real job postings and their forms, so it reads a page's DOM structure the way an experienced applicant reads a form: it knows which combobox is a country selector and which unlabeled textarea is the "why us" essay, even on a form it has never seen. That's cheaper to run and it doesn't rot, and the price reflects it.
One tier. $10/month, unlimited AI applications, Apply For Me included — that's 200 applications for the price of two coffees, or about five cents an application. There's no upsell tier where the good matching lives.
Do I still control what gets sent?
Apply For Me is opt-in every single time — it does nothing until you press it, and it does not run on a schedule behind your back. Every answer it sends is drafted from your profile and your saved answers, both of which you can edit whenever you like; edits apply to everything sent afterwards. And anything you autofill yourself sits on the form waiting for you to read it.
If you'd rather see each application before it goes, that's what One-Click Apply's review flow and plain autofill are for. Apply For Me is the mode for when you've decided you'd rather be in more piles than in fewer.
How do I turn on Apply For Me?
- Create a free Glever account — 15 free AI applications, no card required, and basic autofill free forever.
- Upload your resume and fill in your profile. Apply For Me matches on what's in there, so a complete profile is the difference between 200 good applications and 200 vague ones.
- Go Premium at $10/month and press the button.
Then go do something else. Browse companies hiring right now if you want to keep an eye on it, or don't — the applications go out either way.
The job hunt was never supposed to be a data-entry job. Apply For Me is us finally admitting nobody should have to do it at all.