Comparison
Platesea vs Hiair
Hiair helps you apply and keeps your materials in one library. Platesea runs the whole process and records proof of every application it sends.
| Proof of application | Screen recording plus entry list for each job. | Cloud library of your materials. |
|---|---|---|
| Who fills the form | Agent fills and submits each employer's own form. | You review, then submit in Chrome. |
| Cover letters | Written from your résumé for each role. | Tailored to specific job descriptions. |
| Experience accuracy | Never invents experience beyond your résumé. | Unknown |
| Application lifespan | Unused applications never expire. | Unknown |
| Price | $20/mo for 400 apps. | ~$3/mo for 150 tokens. |
Verdict
Platesea is the better pick. It applies without any clicking and records a video of every submission, with a list of what it entered. Unused applications never expire. Cover letters come from your résumé, so nothing is invented.
Questions
Does Platesea invent experience?
No. The agent writes cover letters and fills forms from your uploaded résumé only. It never invents work history or skills.
What happens if I run out of applications?
Unused applications never expire. When you run out, Platesea can buy more automatically or stop, based on your settings.
Do I need to click approve every time?
No. Platesea scores jobs for fit and applies to strong matches. You upload your résumé and set preferences, and it handles the rest.
How does Platesea compare pricing to Hiair?
Hiair charges per token. Platesea charges per application it submits, and failed or skipped applications do not count. The $20 plan covers 400 applications.