Stop bulk-applying with LazyApply. Get matched.
Best for sheer application count: LazyApply. Best if you want each application written for the role: Dreamwork, which we make. Unlike LazyApply, which applies from 1, 5, or 20 resume profiles by plan, it writes a resume and a cover letter for each job on every plan, including Free (5 jobs a day), and it has a free plan; LazyApply has no free trial and bills yearly.
Choose Dreamwork if you want each application written for the role, with its own resume and cover letter.
Choose LazyApply if sheer application count is the goal and a few resume profiles are enough for you.
Dreamwork's own numbers: 8,000+ people onboarded and 17,000+ applications submitted since June 2026 (as of Nov 2026). Dreamwork is free to start, and sending for you starts on Pro at $99 a quarter (about $33 a month) or $39 month to month. New accounts can try auto-apply free for 7 days (Pro trial; card required, cancel before it ends and you aren't charged).
Our score for LazyApply
50 of 100
2.5 of 5 stars
LazyApply scores 50 of 100, or 2.5 of 5 stars, and ranks 9 of 9 on the criteria and weights we publish. Stars are the score out of 100 divided by 20, rounded to the nearest half star. We make Dreamwork, which scores 90 on the same criteria, and we chose the weights, so read the method and the cells below.
- Submits applications for you
- 20 of 20 Its agent submits in bulk
- Review before it sends
- 0 of 15 Its pages don't describe a review step
- Hands-off mode
- 10 of 10 Its agent handles the whole application
- Resume tailored to each job
- 0 of 15 1, 5, or 20 resume profiles by plan
- Free plan
- 0 of 10 No free trial
- Prices published
- 10 of 10 Yearly plans on its homepage
- Volume on the cheapest paid plan
- 10 of 10 15 a day on Basic
- Works with your AI assistant
- 0 of 10 No MCP server or API on its site
Updated · Sources, on LazyApply's own site:
- lazyapply.com checked November 14, 2026
- lazyapply.com/faq checked November 14, 2026
Dreamwork vs LazyApply, side by side
- Yes
- Partly
- No
- Site doesn't say
| Feature | Dreamwork | LazyApply |
|---|---|---|
| Ranks roles to your resume | YesLive roles, each with a match score | PartlyFinds roles by criteria you set |
| Writes a resume for each role | YesEvery plan, including free (5 a day) | Site doesn't say1, 5, or 20 stored resumes by plan |
| Applies for you | YesOn paid plans | YesBulk-submits, 15 to 1,500 a day |
| Auto-applies above a match score you set | YesOpt-in; up to 50 a month on Pro and 300 on Dreamer | PartlyBulk auto-apply by your criteria |
| Works with your AI agent over MCP | YesSearches and applies, with your confirmation before each send | Site doesn't sayNo MCP server or agent API listed |
| Free plan writes tailored resumes | Yes5 jobs a day, each with a resume and cover letter | NoNo free trial; yearly from $99 |
| Focus | Professional roles in any function, not only tech | Job boards and ATS sites like Greenhouse |
| Cost | Free to start, with paid plans | Yearly plans from $99; no free trial |
| Best for | Targeted, tailored applying | High-volume applying |
How Dreamwork sends: On Pro and Dreamer, tap Apply and Dreamwork writes a resume and cover letter for the role and sends the application. To check each one before it goes, set your Apply button to Review first. Autopilot, if you turn it on, applies to matches above your minimum match score without asking each time, up to 50 a month on Pro and 300 on Dreamer, and you can pause it anytime.
Which one is for you?
Pick Dreamwork if
- You want a resume and cover letter written for each role.
- You want roles ranked to your resume, with a match score on each.
- You want to see each application before it goes, or let Autopilot send only above a match score you set.
Pick LazyApply if
- Sheer application count is the only goal.
- A few resume profiles across many roles is enough for you.
- You're applying broadly across industries.
Dreamwork at a glance
Dreamwork (dreamworkhq.com) is an AI job search agent for professionals in any function, from engineering and product to sales, operations and finance. 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 not affiliated with DreamWorks Animation.
- Free plan
- $0. Unlimited matches, and a tailored resume and cover letter for 5 jobs a day. You apply yourself: each job links to the employer's own application page, with the resume and cover letter ready.
- Pro plan 7 days free
- $99 a quarter (about $33 a month) or $39 month to month. 50 applications a month, sent with Apply or Autopilot.
- Dreamer plan
- $379 a quarter (about $126 a month) or $149 month to month. 300 applications a month, sent with Apply or Autopilot.
- Free trial
- New accounts can try Pro free for 7 days, then it's $39 a month unless you cancel. The trial is for Pro only, on monthly billing, one per account, and checkout asks for a card.
- Focus
- Professional roles in any function, not only tech
- Live roles
- 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.
- Sending
- On Pro and Dreamer, Apply writes and sends an application in one tap. Set it to Review first to check each one before it goes.
- Autopilot
- Part of Pro and Dreamer, and off until you turn it on. It applies to matches above your minimum match score, within your plan's monthly limit, and pauses anytime.
- Agent access
- MCP endpoint so your own AI agent can search and apply
Dreamwork vs LazyApply: FAQ
Is Dreamwork a better alternative to LazyApply?
For fit over raw count, we'd say yes. Both apply for you. LazyApply's agent applies in bulk by your criteria from a few resume profiles. We rank live roles to your resume and write each application for the role.
Does Dreamwork bulk-apply like LazyApply?
No. Autopilot applies only to matches above your minimum match score, up to 50 a month on Pro and 300 on Dreamer, and each application gets its own resume and cover letter. Or choose Review first and check each one before it goes.
Is LazyApply or Dreamwork better for tech jobs?
Dreamwork, if you want fit over count. LazyApply applies across many boards and ATS sites by your criteria; Dreamwork ranks by fit, with a Function filter for Engineering, Data Science, Security, and more, and writes each application for the role.
Does LazyApply have a free plan?
No. Its FAQ says there's no free trial; plans bill yearly, from $99, with a limited 30-day refund. Dreamwork is free to start, and paid plans bill monthly or quarterly.
Can I use both?
You can, but don't point both at the same roles. We're built to be the tailored default, not a volume tool.
How much does Dreamwork cost?
On Dreamwork, Free is $0, Pro is $99 a quarter (about $33 a month) or $39 month to month, and Dreamer is $379 a quarter (about $126 a month) or $149 month to month. The Free plan includes unlimited matches, and a tailored resume and cover letter for 5 jobs a day. You apply yourself: each job links to the employer's own application page, with the resume and cover letter ready. Dreamwork sends for you on Pro and Dreamer. Paid plans bill monthly or quarterly, with no annual contract.
Is there a free trial?
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.
How many jobs can Dreamwork apply to for me?
Up to 50 applications a month on Pro and 300 on Dreamer, counting Apply and Autopilot together. On the Free plan Dreamwork doesn't send for you; it includes unlimited matches, and a tailored resume and cover letter for 5 jobs a day. You apply yourself: each job links to the employer's own application page, with the resume and cover letter ready. Autopilot is off until you turn it on.
How many job listings does Dreamwork search?
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.
Is Dreamwork the same as DreamWorks Animation?
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.
Can I review applications before Dreamwork sends them?
Yes, if you set your Apply button to Review first: Dreamwork writes each application and holds it for you to check before it sends. By default, one tap on Apply writes the application and sends it. Autopilot, if you turn it on, applies to matches above your minimum match score without asking each time, and you can pause it anytime.
Sources
Our LazyApply review goes further, with prices checked November 5, 2026. The pages on LazyApply's own site we checked on October 19, 2026:
- Agent applies in bulk; plans, daily limits, resume profiles lazyapply.com
- No free trial; annual billing lazyapply.com
- Chrome extension with a dashboard lazyapply.com
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Reviewed by Colin Johnson, CEO. Colin Johnson is Dreamwork's 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. About the team · How we compare
Last reviewed October 19, 2026. Dreamwork home · Research