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MockIF and LazyApply both apply to jobs for you. MockIF applies on employers’ own job sites with the answers you gave and sends any new question to you. LazyApply applies with a single click on job platforms such as Greenhouse, Dice, Indeed and ZipRecruiter, at high daily volume.
The short version
The two tools take opposite approaches. LazyApply is built for volume across job platforms. MockIF is built for fit and control: fewer, matching jobs on employers’ own sites, with only your answers.
We make MockIF, so we keep LazyApply’s side to what its own website says. Check its site for anything not listed here.
MockIF vs LazyApply side by side
| MockIF | LazyApply | |
|---|---|---|
| What it includes | Auto Apply and AI mock interviews | Auto apply, referral emails, application dashboard, AI cover letter generator |
| Where it applies | Employers’ own job sites and application systems, with more being added | Greenhouse, Dice, Indeed and ZipRecruiter |
| Answers on the form | Only answers you gave. A new question comes to you first | Its agent “handles the entire application process” |
| How many | Set by your plan, every month | Daily limits by plan, up to 1,500 a day |
| CV for each job | Tailored on Plus and Pro, using only what is already on your CV | See LazyApply’s site |
| Replies | MockIF application email, replies in your MockIF Inbox, daily report | Dashboard for applications and referral emails |
| How you pay | Free to start, then plans monthly or every 3 months (pricing) | Yearly plans, with a 30-day money-back guarantee |
Ready to put this into practice?
Set up Auto Apply →How MockIF Auto Apply works
Set it up once with your CV, roles and countries. MockIF finds jobs that fit and applies on the employer’s own form, using your answers. If a form asks something new, it comes to you. Answer once and it is saved.
Every application keeps a record of what was sent. When an employer replies, practise for that role with an AI mock interview built from the job description. How Auto Apply works.
How LazyApply describes itself
LazyApply describes itself as an “AI Job search tool” that can “automatically apply to all the jobs” with “a single click”, naming Greenhouse, Dice, Indeed and ZipRecruiter. Its plans set daily limits of 15, 150 or 1,500 applications. It can also send customised referral emails to people at target companies, and lists a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Ready to put this into practice?
Set up Auto Apply →Which one fits you
- MockIF if you want every answer on a form to be one you gave, applications on employers’ own sites, and interview practice in the same place.
- LazyApply if you want the highest possible volume on job platforms.
Whichever you pick, start with a few applications and read exactly what was sent. See all the options in best auto apply tools.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Can I try MockIF Auto Apply for free?
Let the applications run. You prepare.
Set up Auto Apply once. It finds jobs that fit and applies with your answers.
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