Conveyor vs. JobCopilot
JobCopilot wins on raw price-per-apply. Conveyor wins on knowing each one is a real match — sourced straight from the ATS, including Workday.
When JobCopilot Is Better
- You want the lowest cost per application and the highest daily volume — JobCopilot's pricing page lists Premium from $0.93 a day for up to 20 a day and Elite from $1.05 a day for up to 50, or roughly $0.02–$0.05 per application at full daily use
- You want résumé tailoring on every application — JobCopilot says its copilot can automatically tailor your résumé for each application on Elite, and you can review each version; Conveyor's automated applications send your stored résumé as-is
- You want new postings picked up faster — JobCopilot says it searches every 2 hours; Conveyor runs once a day
When Conveyor Is Better
- You want jobs sourced directly from 14 named ATS platforms — including genuine Workday postings — with cross-platform duplicate detection
- You care about matching accuracy: smart skill matching plus hard qualifying gates on skills, seniority, location and salary before anything is applied to
- You want to try it before paying: Conveyor has a free tier (5 auto-applies/mo, forever); JobCopilot lists no free plan, and its terms allow refunds only for a technical issue reported in the first 7 days
- You want visibility into why a job didn't surface as a match and what to adjust — Conveyor's Preference Advisor shows blocked-match counts and optimization levers per search
Pricing Comparison
Conveyor
$19.99
mo (Basic)
- 200 auto-applies/mo
- Direct-from-ATS sourcing — including Workday
- Free tier available (5 auto-applies/mo, forever)
- Monthly, quarterly, or yearly billing
JobCopilot
From $0.93
day (Premium, as listed on its pricing page)
- Up to 20 applies a day on Premium (1 copilot)
- Elite: from $1.05/day, up to 50 a day, 3 copilots
- Weekly, monthly and quarterly plans; period totals aren’t published
- No free plan listed; refunds only for a technical issue reported within 7 days
Cost per submitted application
~$0.10 (Basic — $19.99 ÷ 200 applies)
Conveyor
From ~$0.02–$0.05 (at full daily use)
JobCopilot
Feature-by-Feature Comparison
| Feature | Conveyor | JobCopilot |
|---|---|---|
| Cost per application | ~$0.10 (Basic) | From ~$0.02–0.05 at full daily use |
| Application volume (entry tier) | 200/mo (Basic) | Up to 20/day (Premium) |
| Workday support | Sources real Workday postings and has a Workday submission driver, but most Workday employers require a candidate account, so many Workday roles are not submitted automatically today | No ATS-specific limits published; it says it applies only on official company career pages |
| Free tierConveyor Advantage | Yes — 5 auto-applies/mo, forever free | None listed — refunds only for a technical issue reported within 7 days |
| MatchingConveyor Advantage | Smart skill matching + hard qualifying gates | Your filters (titles, keywords, excluded companies, job type, location, remote, experience, pay) plus learning from jobs you favourite |
| Submission method | 14 purpose-built per-ATS form drivers, plus a generic fallback | Applies for you on company career pages, searching every 2 hours; an optional Chrome extension autofills other sites for you to submit |
| Resume tailoring | None — automated applications send your stored resume as-is | Automatic résumé tailoring per application on Elite, with review before submission |
| Match optimization guidanceConveyor Advantage | Shows exactly which settings are blocking matches and how many more jobs you'd unlock by adjusting them | No equivalent described on its site |
The difference is what happens before the apply, not just the price of it
JobCopilot's pricing page lists Premium from $0.93 a day (up to 20 applications a day) and Elite from $1.05 a day (up to 50, with résumé tailoring), across weekly, monthly and quarterly plans; it doesn't publish the period totals. At full daily use that is a few cents per application, among the lowest in the auto-apply market. It searches company career pages every 2 hours and applies there for you, and an optional Chrome extension autofills other sites for you to submit. There's no free plan listed, and its terms allow refunds only for a technical issue reported in the first 7 days. Its core value proposition is volume at a low price per application.
Conveyor takes the opposite bet. Jobs are sourced directly from 14 ATS platforms — including genuine Workday postings, deduplicated across cross-postings — and every one passes hard qualifying gates plus our smart skill matching before it's ever eligible to apply. Submission itself runs through 14 purpose-built per-ATS drivers (Workday has one, but most Workday employers require a candidate account first, so sourcing is what's dependable there today). And you can start on the free tier before spending anything.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which one is cheaper per application?
JobCopilot, at full use. Its pricing page lists Premium from $0.93 a day for up to 20 applications and Elite from $1.05 a day for up to 50, which works out to roughly $0.02–$0.05 per application; the real figure depends on the billing period you pick, and JobCopilot doesn't publish period totals. Conveyor's Basic plan runs about $0.10 per application ($19.99 for 200 a month). If minimizing cost-per-apply is your only priority, JobCopilot wins on price.
Does Conveyor or JobCopilot support Workday?
Conveyor sources real job postings directly from Workday as one of its 14 ATS platforms, with cross-platform duplicate detection, and has a dedicated Workday submission driver — but most Workday employers require a candidate account before anyone can apply, so many Workday roles can't be submitted automatically today. Treat it as sourcing, not guaranteed one-click submission. JobCopilot doesn't publish ATS-specific limitations; it says it applies only on official company websites and career pages.
How does overall pricing compare?
Conveyor has a free tier (5 auto-applies/mo, forever) and a $19.99/mo Basic plan for 200 applies, billed monthly, quarterly, or yearly. JobCopilot lists no free plan: its pricing page shows Premium from $0.93 a day (up to 20 a day) and Elite from $1.05 a day (up to 50), with weekly, monthly and quarterly plans, and its terms allow refunds only for a technical issue reported within the first 7 days.
Does either tool automatically tailor my resume?
JobCopilot says its copilot can automatically tailor your résumé for each application on the Elite plan, and you can review each version before it's sent. Conveyor doesn't overclaim here: automated applications send your stored resume as-is, with no generated cover letter, and a required cover letter is asked of you rather than written for you.
JobCopilot details are from jobcopilot.com (pricing, automate-job-applications, automate-job-search, chrome-extension and terms pages), accessed 2026-10-20, and may change. JobCopilot’s pricing page shows “starts from” per-day prices and doesn’t publish weekly, monthly or quarterly totals, so per-application figures above assume full daily use at those starting prices. Conveyor pricing shown is the published Basic tier. We encourage you to evaluate each tool directly.