It finds live roles that fit your resume, writes a tailored application for each one, and auto-applies for you, in one tap or on its own with Autopilot.
Dreamwork is rated 4.5 out of 5 on Trustpilot from 22 reviews (checked November 11, 2026); 8,000+ people onboarded and 17,000+ applications submitted since June 2026 (as of Nov 2026). Read the reviews, criticism included
Dreamwork reads your resume and ranks live openings against it, with a match score on every job. It crawls company career sites daily, so your matches are roles that are still open.
How AI job search works
For each role, Dreamwork writes a tailored resume, cover letter, and answers to the employer's questions from your real experience.
What an AI job search agent does
On a paid plan, Dreamwork sends the application as soon as it is written, or holds it for you to edit if you choose Review first. Autopilot applies to matches above your minimum match score without a per-application review, and pauses with one tap.
How auto-apply works
Dreamwork submits to the employer's application system and lets you know by email. If the employer's site needs an account, Dreamwork creates it with the email address the application is sent with, and you can see the login on that application. Every application lands in one pipeline, from sent to interview. If a site does not support automatic submit, your pack is ready for you to send yourself.
Employer portal accounts and logins
Dreamwork moves each application through your pipeline as the employer responds. On a paid plan, recruiter replies land in a dedicated inbox inside Dreamwork, and you answer from there.
Screens show a sample candidate. Listings are real. The employers shown with applications and replies are made up.
Dreamwork runs an MCP server, so Claude or any MCP client can search roles, build packs, check your pipeline, and apply after you confirm each one.
Agent setup docsnpx -y @dreamworkhq/mcpDreamwork ranks live roles to your resume, writes a separate resume and cover letter for each from your real experience, and sends them. Teal and Huntr help you track jobs and tailor your resume, then leave the applying to you. Simplify+ Autopilot and Jobright's agent do submit for you.
Dreamwork writes a separate resume and cover letter for every role, so a hiring manager reads something aimed at their job. LazyApply's agent applies in bulk by your criteria, from one to 20 resume profiles depending on the plan.
Employers cannot pay to rank higher on Dreamwork, and there are no ads, including on the free plan. Indeed and LinkedIn sell sponsored job slots, so the top of your results is partly advertising.
Dreamwork's MCP server lets the agent you already use search, build applications, and apply, after you confirm each one. Simplify says it publishes no MCP server, and we found none on Jobright's site. Indeed, ZipRecruiter, and Dice have connectors for AI assistants, but they search and can't apply.
Dreamwork is a product of Ponder Labs, Inc. Two co-founders and a lead developer build it.
Co-founder and CEO
Colin leads product and go-to-market. His background is in founding and marketing consumer products, including five years at Apple and five at AmEx. He sets the standard for what Dreamwork will rank, write, and send on your behalf.
Co-founder and CTO
Ben builds the engine. He's a two-time founder who dropped out of the Rutgers Computer Science program to join the startup world. He owns the systems that find the roles and rank them for you.
Lead developer
Branislav builds the agent. A founder and a senior engineer with 15 years of experience across AI, gaming, and blockchain. He owns the pipeline that writes, submits, and verifies every application on your behalf.
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Unlimited matches, and a tailored resume and cover letter for 5 jobs a day. On the free plan you apply yourself: each job links to the employer's own application page, with your resume and cover letter ready. |
| Pro | $99 a quarter (about $33 a month) or $39 month to month | 50 applications a month with Apply or Autopilot, and a recruiter inbox. |
| Dreamer | $379 a quarter (about $126 a month) or $149 month to month | Everything in Pro, with 300 applications a month. |
New accounts can try Pro free for 7 days, then it's $39 a month unless you cancel. Plans bill monthly or quarterly, with no annual contract. Cancel anytime, and paid features run to the end of the billing period.
Anything else, email support@dreamworkhq.com.
Dreamwork is an AI agent that runs a job search for professionals in any function, not only tech. It matches you to live roles, writes a tailored application for each, and submits it for you, when you tap Apply or automatically with Autopilot.
No. Dreamwork matches, tailors, and applies for roles across engineering, product, design, data, marketing, sales, operations, finance, HR, legal, and customer success at employers that hire through their own career sites and applicant tracking systems. It also lists frontline, healthcare, and trades jobs, but its matching and Autopilot aren't tuned for them yet.
Only if you turn on Autopilot. Otherwise nothing is sent until you tap Apply on a role, and Review first holds each application for you to check before it sends. Autopilot applies to matches above your minimum match score, within your plan's monthly limit, without asking about each one, and you can pause it anytime.
Matching is free, and the Free plan writes a tailored resume and cover letter for 5 jobs a day. Pro is $99 a quarter (about $33 a month) or $39 month to month, and adds 50 applications a month, sent with Apply or Autopilot. Dreamer is $379 a quarter (about $126 a month) or $149 month to month, with 300.
Yes, for Pro. New accounts can try Pro free for 7 days, then it's $39 a month unless you cancel. The trial includes Apply and Autopilot, so Dreamwork can send applications for you during it. It's on monthly billing, one per account, and you can start it from the pricing page or when you go to apply or upgrade. Checkout asks for a card; cancel before the 7 days end and you aren't charged.
Yes. Plans bill monthly or quarterly with no annual contract. Cancel from billing settings or by email, and paid features stay on until the period ends.
Except where required by law, payments are non-refundable. There are no refunds or credits for partially used periods, downgrades, or unused allowances, and Dreamwork does not prorate the unused part of a billing period when you cancel. If you think you were charged in error, email support@dreamworkhq.com within 30 days and Dreamwork will review the charge in good faith.
Cancelling, refunds, and what the Terms sayNo. Rankings come from how well a role fits your resume and preferences. Dreamwork sells no sponsored placement and shows no ads.
No. Each resume and cover letter is built from the experience you already have. It changes emphasis and wording for the role, not the facts.
Some application portals, such as Workday and iCIMS, need an account before you can apply. Dreamwork creates it while it applies, using the email address the application is sent with. Once the account is confirmed, you can see the login on that application. Open the application from your Dashboard and choose Portal login, or choose Portal login (the key button) in its Messages thread. The password stays hidden until you choose Show password. If you sign in to the portal yourself later and it emails a verification code or password reset link from that employer or its application system, Dreamwork forwards it to your personal email. While Dreamwork is applying for you, or shortly after, it may hold a code instead, so if one doesn't arrive, request a new one a little later. If the application was sent from an email account you connected, the code arrives in that inbox directly. Verification codes don't appear in Messages.
Employer portal accounts, logins, and verification codesYes. Recruiter introductions are on unless you turn them off. While they're on, recruiters can find an anonymized summary of your profile, and Dreamwork may introduce you to a recruiter or hiring manager for a relevant role and share your profile and resume with them. You can turn off Recruiter introductions yourself in Profile → Notifications, or ask support to do it. Turning it off stops future matching and introductions. It doesn't recall what was already shared.
How to turn off recruiter introductions, and what changesYes. Dreamwork publishes an MCP server as @dreamworkhq/mcp, and any MCP client can use it to search roles, build application packs, and apply after you confirm each one.
Dreamwork was founded by Colin Johnson (CEO) and Ben Adamsky (CTO) and is built by Ponder Labs, Inc. Branislav Djalic is the lead developer.
Email support@dreamworkhq.com. We usually reply within one business day.
Dreamwork tracks 2.5M+ active roles, a live count as of Nov 15, 2026. It counts every job listing currently marked active in Dreamwork, across all sources and countries, including listings still being processed or de-duplicated. They come from company career pages and public listings, crawled daily, and are ranked to your resume. Dreamwork matches, tailors, and applies for roles across engineering, product, design, data, marketing, sales, operations, finance, HR, legal, and customer success at employers that hire through their own career sites and applicant tracking systems. It also lists frontline, healthcare, and trades jobs, but its matching and Autopilot aren't tuned for them yet.
No. Dreamwork, at dreamworkhq.com, is an AI job search agent that applies to jobs for you and is not related to DreamWorks Animation or its parks. It is made by Ponder Labs, Inc.