Comparison
Platesea vs ApplyPass
ApplyPass charges $99 a month for 100 applications a week. Platesea charges $20 a month for 400 applications, counts only the ones it submits, and shows a recording of each.
 Platesea | ||
|---|---|---|
| Price (monthly base) | $20 for 400 applications | $99 for 100 applications a week |
| What counts as an application | Only applications it actually submits count | Unknown |
| Proof of what was sent | Screen recording and a list of what it entered, per application | Unknown |
| Cover letters | Written from your résumé | Custom cover letter per job |
| Experience accuracy | Never invents experience | AI hallucinations in outputs flagged in reviews |
| Unused applications | Never expire | Unused ones expire |
| Job scope | Roles you pick from a 114,270-job catalog | Software engineering roles only |
Verdict
Platesea is the better pick for most people. It is $20 a month for 400 applications against $99 for 100 a week, unused applications never expire, every submission comes with a recording, and it never invents experience.
Questions
Does Platesea cost less than ApplyPass?
Yes. Platesea starts at $20 a month for 400 applications. ApplyPass is $99 a month for 100 applications a week.
Will I lose unused Platesea applications?
No. Unused applications never expire. When they run out, it can buy more automatically or stop.
Can I see exactly what Platesea submitted?
Yes. Every application comes with a screen recording of the agent filling the form and a list of what it entered.
Sources
- ApplyPass: Automate Your Job Search - Explore Our Pricing Plans
- ApplyPass Review 2026: SWE Auto-Apply Within Hours, Worth It?
- ApplyPass Review 2026: SWE Auto-Apply Within Hours, Worth It?
- ApplyPass: Setup, Pricing & How It Works | AnyGen
- ApplyPass Review: How It Handles Software Engineering Jobs
- ApplyPass Review: I Tried it for 14 Days - Here's What I Found [3 Pros, 5 Cons]