Worst tool, they dont give free trail even for 1 application. How can a user decide to pay even a dollar without knowing how the tool is working in actual. I cant believe on fake ads and advertisement... See more
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JobCopilot helps you get more job interviews by automating job applications. Based on your search criteria, your AI copilot auto-applies up to 1,500 relevant jobs each month, from over 50,000 companies worldwide. Your JobCopilot also includes AI Writer tools to build compelling and attractive resumes and cover letters.
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I was genuinely excited to try JobCopilot. During the first two weeks, it submitted more than 300 applications on my behalf, which was far more than I could have managed on my own. At that point, the subscription gave me peace of mind and felt well worth the cost.
By the end of week four, however, the total had grown to nearly 600 applications, yet I hadn't received a single interview request, recruiter phone screen, or meaningful next step. While the automation worked as expected, I found myself wondering whether many of the jobs were even legitimate because I didn't recognize most of the companies my resume was being sent to. Whether that concern was justified or not, combined with the lack of any interviews, I haven't seen enough results to justify continuing my subscription.

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Subscribed for a month, as a trial. paid 30 euros for a total of 12 (twelve) unrelated to my profile, application that of course I was never contacted back from.
I dont know if I missed something but I did follow all their instructions.
I think that an AI model, at this time, cannot know what is exactly your profile, so only you can know what to look for and where to look for. In my experience, a waste of money.

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I've had it for a month and nothing. Over 500 applications but no contact. I even review and personalize them (now that I'm done with it, I'm just letting it auto-apply for the remainder of the subscription).
It's great at applying to certain jobs but not others. What gets me is when it directly disobeys simple filters like job title, location (even wrong countries), experience, and so forth. What's the point of filling out the filters if it disobeys them? Then support just sends me the filter instructions and generic help instructions with no admittance of fault of the service. I've tried the different options and read through those all before reaching out. They aren't any help.
Fewer bugs and real support are needed before charging customers.
Update, I got a partial refund. They still didn’t acknowledge fault or that the system is broken with bug (I would have given three star if that were the case). Hopefully they start to work on that. Though with ai, that’s not an easy fix.

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Hello JobCopilot support,
Last week I subscribed to your trail job application and I was deducted £2.99, today 8th July 2026 you have deducted £24 from my account that I did not subscribed to. Again, all emails you have sent to me and the account i have with you have all been deleted.
Please cancel my subscription if there is anything like that.
Please reply as soon as possible. Thank you.

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I’m a senior IT professional and I expected a good number of opportunities, especially relevant ones given the current market demand. Instead, over the course of a month, I received only 7 (SEVEN) results, none of which were aligned with my profile.
The support was practically nonexistent.
Basically a totally waste of €18.

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1) They didn't have any relevant roles.
2) When I cancelled they sent no confirmation email, remove your account and keep charging you.
Extremely dodgy....
Do not trust them. Do not give them any payment details.

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The setup is a bit long but straightforward. My favorite part about this website is how organized everything is. The dashboard shows you exactly where your resume went, which jobs are saved, and which jobs you have applied for. It keeps my entire job hunt in one clean place.
This is the one of the most iconic scam that i have seen in a while. App is total rubbish. job postings are outdated and no refund policy. Hate to say this but Hey developer just do something better with your life rather than scamming people who are already at their lowest.

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Spent an hour filling out forms just to be told at the end "subscription"... Would be nice to know beforehand or atleast have your pricing page visible on the home page instead of a sub menu.

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My experience with the platform has been extremely disappointing, especially given the cost of the top-tier subscription.
After the initial batch of results, the platform surfaced 19 additional positions that either could not be applied to using Copilot or were already expired by the time I attempted to apply. That raises serious concerns about the accuracy and freshness of the job data being presented.
Additionally, the browser extension created major issues during applications I found independently. In multiple cases, the autofill functionality corrupted or mis-entered information, forcing me to restart applications from scratch. Instead of saving time, it created extra work.
Many of the jobs recommended were also insurance-related roles that may share similar titles but are unrelated to the credit and underwriting work I actually do.
It is also frustrating that despite paying for the highest subscription tier, networking functionality remains heavily limited unless additional credits are purchased. The overall value proposition feels misleading.
Most concerning is that the platform has not produced any measurable traction despite my reviewing or applying to all 67 jobs it surfaced — a surprisingly low number given the subscription cost. At this point, it does not feel reliable or effective enough to justify the pricing.

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This platform is a poor use of time and money. The match quality is weak, many recommendations are irrelevant or international roles, and the match quota feels like the real product limitation rather than a useful feature.

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Don't waste your time or money.
I signed up for one week ($15 after tax).
In a week it did apply/submit my resume to around 200 employers. But the majority went to the same two staffing agencies (like Workable). My guess is they have a partnership. It would submit my resume to the same position 5 times (hence that high number). Obviously an employer is going to know this is AI if they receive your resume multiple times.
Yes, I did receive multiple auto-generated responses each morning which initially gives you hope that it is working (it sends your resume to 20 employers a day but out of the 20 this morning, 15 went to Workable and the other 5 went to spam sites).
Out of the 200 in a week...I did not receive one single actual response. Essentially...JobCopilot was a complete waste. My thinking is that all of these AI sites work in a similar way. You can just as easily send your own resume to staffing agencies because the AI isn't sending your resume out to actual companies.
I requested a refund. No response. Thankfully I only wasted $15.

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At first the company seemed like a helpful time saver. However you just end up receiving a bunch of shady job listings and the AI resume builder is terrible too. Any reputable employer can automatically flag that as AI. Even though it wasn't great, I could've let all of that go BUT, the cherry on top is the fact they charged me 3 times after already cancelling my subscription and DELETING my account. Don't waste your time, just use linkedin or indeed...

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My wife and I both subscribe to this. We are both white collar workers. At first the applications it was submitting were for solid jobs in my profession. Yes, some of the answers it was writing were not exactly right, but if you fix those then the tool does learn what to type over time.
I have the auto apply feature turned on because I don't want to manually apply. If I wanted to manually apply I would find the jobs myself and do that.
Then about 7 days later everything changed. Now instead of having 50ish jobs applied to by the tool each day, I have 50 jobs saved for me to apply to. Tech support says this is because the tool has found jobs listed on Workday but their AI isn't smart enough to apply on Workday for me.
Now what I see each day is that I have 10-12 jobs auto applied for me, then the rest are saved for me to apply to. Did I mention, 99% of the saved jobs have broken links, so when you click the job it simply says page unavailable.
I am stopping my subscription and will explore other AI tools. If I wanted to apply myself, I'd simply go out and do just that, so that's what I'm paying for and not receiving. No thanks.
I came back and edited my submission to add one quick note: I have my minimum salary set as xxx. It is extremely common for this tool to apply to a job that includes the salary range and the top out of that range is half of what I have said my minimum salary range requirement is. Why is the tool not scanning for salary requirements, then discarding any jobs that do not meet my minimum? Simple logic!

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Over 700 applications, not a single interview, not a single hiring manager reached out, NOTHING. They also refused to give back the $50 they outright stole from me , do not use this grifting company, avoid at all costs! They are sick in profiting off of those of us that are desperately seeking out options for work!

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Waste of money, no filters, the user can't even pick a country for applications (not talking about state or province, but not even a country).
Their extension to fill out application forms doesn't work almost anywhere.
After the first batch during the first week, when I was thinking that it could work, it has been giving me fewer positions daily than 5 min on any job board. Very frustrating.

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reddit has mirrored my experience with jobcopilot, the potential does not match the results. have not got a single interview despite applying 249 roles, I iterated 3 times, first was standard well tailored cv, then second time was using ai feature but after checking the output there was too much hallucination and third try was another iteration based on specific product marketing jd i came across. its a pretty useless tool if it does not result in interviews. what is worse is that it gives you remote usa roles which is a waste of time if you're based in the uk.

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