Seven commitments in plain language — no fine print, no asterisks. Screenshot this page and hold us to every word.
These aren't policies we promise to follow. They're rules our billing system is built to be unable to break.
Evidence or it's free. A credit is committed only when we hold proof the application actually went through — the application system's own success confirmation. There is no path in our billing system that charges before that evidence exists.
Login wall, CAPTCHA, a question we're not certain about — we stop, hand you everything already prepared, and your credit comes back automatically. You don't have to ask, dispute, or email anyone.
Buy a pack today, use it whenever the right job shows up — next week or next year. Your credits wait for you, not the other way around.
No quiz wall, no “sign up to see pricing,” no call with sales. Here they are: $19.99 a month for 60 applications (about 33¢ each), or packs that never expire — 20 for $14.99, 50 for $29.99. Your first 3 are free and need no card. An application is deducted only when the employer’s own system confirms it; anything handed back to you costs nothing. And the part most services leave vague: the monthly fee buys that month’s 60 applications and unused ones do not roll over, so if you apply in bursts rather than steadily, the packs cost you less.
No retention maze, no five-screen guilt trip, no chatbot standing between you and the cancel button. Tap, done, still friends.
Those walls exist for a reason, and we respect them. When a human is needed, that human is you — with everything prepared and ready — and that step is always free.
The employer you approved with a swipe, plus the AI providers you explicitly consented to. No data brokers, no resale, nobody else — ever.
Much of this category charges the moment an application is sent — with no proof it ever landed. Refund windows are measured in minutes. Prices hide behind signup walls, and cancelling means finding the exit of a maze. We're not naming names here — we're just writing the opposite into our own rules, and building the billing system so it can't break them, even by accident.
Curious how this compares to the rest of the category? See how Swapply compares →
Join the waitlist — you start with three free applications, no card required, and you'll only ever pay for what provably landed.
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