Jobright vs Simplify.

By , founder of Litos · Facts checked

The short answer.

Pick Simplify if you want free, unlimited autofill and a job tracker and you are happy to press submit yourself. Pick Jobright if you want help finding US roles, match scores and referrals, with an Agent that can apply from its own job feed. Both have Chrome extensions that name Workday; the differences are in discovery, paid features and refunds.

Jobright vs Simplify, side by side.

Jobright vs Simplify, checked 29 September 2026
QuestionJobrightSimplify
What it isA job search copilot: matched US jobs, an autofill extension, tailored resumes, referrals, and an Agent that applies for youA free autofill extension (Copilot) with a job tracker and job matches, plus Simplify+ for AI resume tailoring and Autopilot
Who presses submitYou, with the extension. The Agent is described as submitting applications on your behalfYou, with Copilot. Autopilot (a beta for some Simplify+ members) submits jobs you chose, with no review step according to its help center
Tailored resumeOn every plan, with daily limits on the free planSimplify+ generates tailored versions. Free users see a keyword score and missing keywords
WorkdayThe autofill extension names MyWorkdayJobs, and you submitCopilot names Workday, Greenhouse, iCIMS, Taleo, Avature, Lever and SmartRecruiters, and you submit
Free planYes, with daily credits on every featureYes: autofill with no application limit, a tracker, job matches and a basic resume builder
Paid priceJobright Turbo, with no public pricing pageSimplify+ is $19.99 a week, $39.99 a month or $89.99 for 3 months, with the same features on every plan
Chrome Web Store300,000 users500,000 users, 4.9 stars from 3.8K ratings
RefundsFirst-time monthly, quarterly and six-month plans within 7 calendar days; weekly plans within 24 hoursNon-refundable once activated. An unintended renewal can get a pro-rated refund if you write within 24 hours

Checked on 29 September 2026 against each product's own pages, listed below.

Pick Jobright if

You mainly want to discover US roles, see how well you match and find referrals. Jobright's free plan covers a lot, and its Agent can apply from Jobright's own feed. Jobright says the Agent works best for tech and adjacent fields.

Pick Simplify if

You want the strongest free autofill: no application limit, Workday named, a tracker and curated internship and new grad lists. If you pay, Simplify+ publishes its prices, from $0.99 a day on the 3-month plan.

From the publisher

A third option: Litos

Litos publishes this page and makes a third option, so read this part as ours. Litos starts from a job you choose, tailors your resume to that posting from experience you gave it, and fills the employer's application, including Workday page by page. By default you review the resume and every answer before anything is sent; automatic sending is opt-in and stops when an answer is missing. Litos has no free plan.

Litos vs JobrightLitos vs SimplifyTry the review step on a sample job

Questions.

Is Jobright better than Simplify?

For finding jobs and referrals, Jobright does more. For free autofill and tracking, Simplify does more: its Copilot has no application limit on the free plan. Most people pick based on which of those two jobs they need done.

Which is free, Jobright or Simplify?

Both have free plans. Jobright's gives daily credits on every feature. Simplify's covers autofill with no application limit, a tracker, job matches and a basic resume builder; AI tailoring needs Simplify+.

Do Jobright and Simplify work on Workday?

Both extensions name Workday. In both cases the extension fills the form and you press submit.

Which one applies to jobs for me automatically?

Both have an agent that can submit for you. Jobright's Agent applies from Jobright's job feed. Simplify's Autopilot is a beta for some Simplify+ members and applies only to jobs you chose, with no review step according to its help center.

Sources, checked 29 September 2026

Features, prices and access change. Litos publishes this comparison, makes one of the tools in the third-option section, and has no affiliation with Jobright or Simplify.