Fill the form in seconds. Submit it yourself.
Pick a job from your matches or paste any job link. Quick Apply opens the application in your browser and fills it in from your profile and resume — you read it over and press submit.
- Nothing is sent until you submit
- Works with any job link
- 5 free to try

From a job to a filled-in application
Find a job, or bring your own
Browse jobs from company career sites, ranked by how well they match your resume — or paste the link to any job you found elsewhere.

Press Autofill
The Terview extension opens the application in a new tab and fills in your details, work history and answers from your profile.

Check it and submit
Read the filled form, change anything you like and press the site’s own submit button. Quick Apply never submits for you.
Quick Apply fills forms through the Terview Chrome extension. Get the extension
Two ways to apply, one allowance
Both use the Terview Chrome extension and draw on the same daily allowance. Pick per job which one suits.
Quick Apply
You submit- Jobs from company career sites, or any link you paste
- You see every answer before it goes
- Good for roles you care about most
Auto Apply
The agent submits- Searches LinkedIn, Indeed, Dice, Monster and ZipRecruiter
- Applies to matching jobs on its own
- Good for volume, with limits you set
Jobs ranked against your resume
Jobs come from employers’ own career sites on Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workable and Workday, plus Google Jobs. Each one gets a match score from your resume, so the strongest fits sit at the top.
- A match score with a label — strong, good, fair or low
- Flags like early applicant and visa sponsorship
- Sort by top matched or most recent

Pick several, apply one by one
Turn on Select, tick up to ten jobs and press Quick Apply one by one. Each application opens in turn, filled in, for you to check and submit.
- Up to 10 jobs at a time
- Like jobs to come back to, or hide ones you don’t want
- Save searches you run often

Any job link works
Found a role on a company site, a job board or in an email? Paste the link and press Autofill — Quick Apply fills the application wherever it lives.
- Greenhouse, Lever, Workday and company career pages
- The same profile and answers every time
- Uses one credit per autofill

Get ready, apply, then prepare
- 2Quick ApplyFill each application in seconds and submit it yourself.You are here
What each plan includes
Try it free. Paid plans share one daily allowance between Quick Apply and Auto Apply, and only what you actually apply to counts.
Free
$0
- 5 Quick Applies to try
- Every job source and filter
- Paste any job link
Lite
$19.99/mo
- 25 applications a day
- Shared with Auto Apply
- Saved searches and match scores
Pro
$29.99/mo
- 50 applications a day
- Shared with Auto Apply
- Saved searches and match scores
Ultra
$49.99/mo
- 100 applications a day
- Shared with Auto Apply
- Saved searches and match scores
Max
$99.99/mo
- Unlimited applications a day
- Shared with Auto Apply
- Saved searches and match scores
Questions, answered
No. It opens the application and fills it in; you read it over and press the site’s own submit button. If you want applications sent for you, that’s Auto Apply.
Your next application, filled in.
5 free to try · You press submit