You don't need a better resume. You need two hundred more applications.
Every weekday, Apply Caddy finds new remote roles that match you, tailors your resume to each one, and a real person reviews and submits every application. You get an email listing where you were sent. You show up for the interviews.
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Five a week isn't a job search. It's a lottery ticket.
Getting hired remotely is a numbers game. The average hire comes after more than two hundred applications. Nobody with a full-time job has time to apply to ten roles a day, tailor a resume for each one, and keep track of it all.
So people send five a week, hear nothing, and decide their resume is broken. It usually isn't. They're just forty weeks away from the number that works.
Set it up once. Then it runs without you.
Your part takes about twenty minutes. Everything after that is us, every weekday, until you cancel.
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Step 1
Upload your resume once
Subscribe, then upload the resume you already have. No rewriting, no forms about your childhood.
You · once -
Step 2
Set your preferences
Role types, salary floor, remote only, and the industries you never want to hear from. Change them any time.
You · once -
Step 3
We find and tailor, daily
Each morning our system pulls new postings that match your preferences and adjusts your resume and answers to each one.
Us · every weekday -
Step 4
A person reviews and submits
A reviewer reads every tailored application, checks it against your preferences, and submits it by hand. Nothing goes out unreviewed.
Us · every application -
Step 5
You get the daily email
Every evening: each job you were submitted to, who reviewed it, and what was skipped and why. Reply to block a company.
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Step 6
You show up for interviews
Employers reply to you directly. Your only job is to answer the ones you like.
You · when they call
The AI does the volume. A person signs every one.
We know how this sounds. Services that promise to apply for you usually mean a bot blasting the same resume into every form it can find, and applicant tracking systems have gotten good at filtering exactly that.
So we split the work. Software finds matching postings and drafts a tailored resume and answers for each. Then a reviewer on our team reads it, checks it against your preferences, fixes anything that reads wrong, and submits it themselves. Their name goes on your daily email next to every application.
Pure bot services get filtered. Pure human services cost hundreds a month. This is the part in between that actually works.
Three ways to get applications out. Two of them don't work for you.
Cheap, and employers can tell
- Same resume into every form
- No one checks what went out
- Applicant tracking systems flag the pattern
- Your name on applications you'd never send
Careful, and priced like it
- A person does everything by hand
- Hundreds of dollars a month
- Capacity limits mean fewer applications
- Often paid per application
Software finds, people sign
- Every application tailored to the posting
- A named reviewer submits each one
- Ten a weekday, every weekday
- One flat monthly fee
The things you're wondering before you pay.
Is this a bot spamming employers with my name on it?
No. A person submits every application.Software does the searching and drafting, and a reviewer on our team reads each application, checks it against your preferences, and submits it themselves. If a posting doesn't match, it gets skipped, and your daily email tells you why. We would rather send you nine good applications than thirty bad ones with your name on them.
Will the applications actually be tailored, or generic?
Tailored to each posting, never invented.For every job, your resume summary and bullet emphasis are adjusted to what that posting asks for, and screening questions are answered from your real preferences and history. We reorder and emphasize; we don't make things up. The reviewer's job is to make sure the tailored version still reads like you.
What if it applies to jobs I don't want?
Your preferences are the rules. You can tighten them any day.You set role types, a salary floor, remote-only, and industries to exclude. Anything outside them is skipped. If a submission still lands somewhere you'd rather not be, reply to that day's email to block the company or adjust a preference, and it takes effect the next morning.
Is my resume and personal data safe?
Used for your applications and nothing else.Your resume and preferences are stored encrypted and used only to submit the applications you've signed up for. We don't sell your data, share it with recruiters, or use it to train anything. Cancel, and you can ask us to delete everything.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. One click, from any daily email.It's a monthly subscription with no contract. Cancel from the link at the bottom of any daily email or from your account page. Applications stop the next day, and you're not billed again.
One plan. Less than a week of your own evenings.
Flat monthly fee, no per-application charges, no tiers to compare. Pay, upload your resume, set your preferences, and the first applications go out the next weekday.
You're not paying for a resume rewrite or a coach. You're paying to stop spending your nights on job boards.
- Up to ten tailored applications every weekday, as postings allow
- Every application reviewed and submitted by a named person
- Preferences for role type, salary floor, remote-only, and excluded industries
- Daily email of everything submitted and everything skipped
- Reply to any email to block a company or change a preference
- Cancel anytime, no contract