Comparison
Platesea vs LazyApply
Platesea applies to specific roles with proof. LazyApply sends bulk applications with no proof of submission.
 Platesea | ||
|---|---|---|
| Price | $20 for 400 applications, $45 for 900, or $90 for 1,800 per month. | $99, $149, or $999 per year. Annual billing only. |
| How it applies | AI agent. Applies on employers' own career sites and fills each form. | Chrome extension. Requires an open browser tab. |
| Proof of submission | Screen recording and list of what it entered for every application. | No proof of submission. |
| Application quality | Scores each job for fit. Applies only to strong matches. | Daily application caps. |
| Cover letters | Written from your résumé. Never invents experience. | Templated cover letters. |
| Unused applications | Never expire. | Unknown |
Verdict
Platesea is the better pick because it proves what was submitted. It scores each job for fit and you pay monthly. Every application includes a recording of the form fill.
Questions
Does Platesea require a Chrome extension?
No. It is an AI agent and web app. It applies on employers' own career sites.
Does Platesea invent work experience?
No. It writes cover letters and fills forms using only the facts in your uploaded résumé.
What happens if I stop using Platesea?
Your unused applications never expire. You can cancel in Settings.
Can I pause Platesea?
Yes. You can pause it. Settings also let you block companies, set a minimum salary, and set applications a day.
Sources
- LazyApply Review 2026: Pricing, Workflow and Limitations
- Platesea
- LazyApply Alternatives in 2026: What to Use Instead (Honest Comparison) | Job Agent
- LazyApply Review 2026: What works, what doesn’t & a better alternative | Adzuna.com
- LazyApply Review: We Tested It So You Don't Have To (2026) | Remote Job Assistant Blog