Comparison
Salvo vs LazyApply
LazyApply is a Chrome extension billed as an annual subscription with a daily application cap that scales by plan. Salvo is a service that applies on your behalf and ties its charge to a verified interview instead of an application count. The two differ most in what triggers a charge: applications sent versus interviews confirmed.
Feature comparison
| Factor | LazyApply | Salvo |
|---|---|---|
| Price and free tier | No free trial.1 Billed annually: Basic $99/year for 15 applications a day, Premium $149/year for 150 a day, Ultimate $999/year for 1,500 a day.2 A 30-day money-back guarantee applies to all plans.2 | Free for job seekers. No card needed. Salvo AI (sendsalvo.com) applies to jobs with a resume tailored to each posting. Free until your 2nd interview. |
| Who submits the application | LazyApply's extension automates the submission through its "Automated job applications" feature, working from the browser.1 | Salvo applies for you. |
| Tailored resume per job | Not clearly stated as per-job tailoring. LazyApply stores multiple resume profiles (1 to 20 depending on plan) and its "Job GPT" auto-fills applications from the user's saved information.2 | Yes, rewritten for each job. |
| Job sites/ATS supported | Greenhouse, Dice, Indeed, and ZipRecruiter, plus an "Indeed Bot" feature.1,2 | Greenhouse, Workable and Ashby today. More job sites are being added. |
| Interview prep | An "Interview Answer" feature is listed on the FAQ page, though the FAQ does not describe it in detail.1 | Yes, Salvo preps you for interviews. |
| How you're charged | Annual subscription tied to a daily application cap; no monthly option is offered.1 | Free today. No card needed. |
| Where it runs | Chrome extension.1,2 | On the web, on desktop and phone. Each user gets their own Salvo email address for applications, and Salvo never touches personal Gmail. |
When LazyApply may suit you
LazyApply can suit someone who wants a high daily application volume on a small set of job sites and prefers an annual, flat-rate cost over a per-outcome charge. The multiple resume profile slots can also fit someone applying to a few distinct role types at once.
Their claims vs the evidence
What LazyApply says about itself next to what its own page or app store shows. Their words are in quotes.
- LazyApply says 4.9 stars on its home page. Its Chrome extension shows 3.4 stars from 215 ratings. Checked 2026-11-03: lazyapply.com, Chrome Web Store.
- Salvo publishes one total: interviews with a person at the employer (a recruiter or hiring manager). We publish no user count, star rating or success rate. Today's total: 298 interviews. How we count.
Sources and limits
Facts about LazyApply above come from LazyApply's own FAQ and homepage as cited. Pricing and features can change after this page was written; check LazyApply's current pages before deciding. This page describes two products, not every option on the market, and neither service can guarantee an interview or a job.