Best Auto Apply Tools in Australia (2026)

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Best Auto Apply Tools in Australia (2026)

Last updated 12 November 2026. Every competitor price and feature below was checked on the vendor’s own website on 12 November 2026. We are FastApply, so weigh this accordingly: we say plainly where another tool does something better.

Short answer: Yes, you can auto apply on Seek, but only with a third-party tool, and only on Quick apply postings. Seek’s own Quick apply still walks you through each application yourself. Shigoto AI is the cheapest Seek-first option (A$15 a month for up to 100 daily). Karmik adds Indeed and per-application receipts. FastApply suits you if your search also runs through LinkedIn, Indeed and employer career pages on Workday or Greenhouse, from A$22 a month.

Can you auto apply on Seek?

Seek has no apply-to-everything button. Its Quick apply form is fast for one job, but you still choose a resume and cover letter, answer the employer’s questions, confirm your Seek profile and press submit, one posting at a time. Every auto apply tool for Seek does those steps for you, in your own signed-in session.

Two limits apply to every tool in this list:

  • Only Quick apply postings. A posting whose button sends you to the employer’s own website is not a Seek form. FastApply skips those on Seek; if that site runs on a system it supports, such as Workday or SmartRecruiters, it can apply there instead.
  • Right-to-work checks stay with you. When Seek asks you to verify your right to work, FastApply stops and leaves that to you rather than declaring anything on your behalf.

What are the best auto apply tools in Australia in 2026?

The four tools worth comparing for Australian job seekers in 2026 are FastApply, Shigoto AI, Karmik and AutoApply. Three of them are built around Seek; FastApply covers Seek alongside LinkedIn, Indeed and employer career pages. Pick on where your target jobs are posted first, then on price.

  • FastApply: best if your search spans Seek, LinkedIn, Indeed and employer career pages, and you want to review each application before it sends.
  • Shigoto AI: best value for Seek-only applying, with an ongoing free tier.
  • Karmik: best if you apply on Seek and Indeed and want a receipt for each submission.
  • AutoApply: a desktop app that also covers Trade Me Jobs in New Zealand, with pricing not yet published.

How do Australian auto apply tools compare on price and volume?

On 12 November 2026, Shigoto AI had the lowest paid entry at A$15 a month for up to 100 applications daily, FastApply started at A$22 a month for 200 applications a month, and Karmik’s paid plans were A$24.99 and A$34.99 a month. AutoApply had no published prices. All four quote Australian dollars or apply to Australian roles first.

ToolEntry price (as shown)Volume at entryFree optionWhere it applies
FastApplyA$22 a month200 applications a month (Starter)Up to 5 jobs a day for 7 days, no card neededSeek, LinkedIn, Indeed, Glassdoor and employer career pages
Shigoto AIA$15 a month (Pro)Up to 100 applications daily5 applications a day, ongoing, no cardSeek (its comparison table also lists LinkedIn and Indeed)
KarmikA$24.99 a month (Plus)Not stated on the page checked10 applications, no cardSeek and Indeed
AutoApplyNot published (“reveals on 1 January 2027”)You set the numberNot free; it applies to your first 10 Seek roles before you choose a planSeek Australia, Seek New Zealand and Trade Me Jobs

Sources: fastapply.co/au, shigotoai.com.au/auto-apply-seek, karmik.ai/au, autoapply.com.au/auto-apply-seek. All checked 12 November 2026.

On raw volume for the money, Shigoto AI wins: up to 100 daily for A$15 is far more than FastApply’s 200 a month for A$22. FastApply’s case is coverage beyond Seek and the review step, not volume per dollar.

Is Shigoto AI good for Seek?

Shigoto AI is a strong Seek-first choice. It is a Chrome extension built in Melbourne that opens Seek listings matching your keywords, location, salary and work type, writes a cover letter per job, answers screening questions from your resume and submits. Its free tier allows 5 applications a day with no end date, and Pro costs A$15 a month for up to 100 daily.

What stood out on its page (checked 12 November 2026):

  • Approval mode and exclusion keywords on Pro, so you can block roles you never want.
  • No invented answers: it says it leaves screening questions your resume cannot support for you.
  • An honest risk page: it says no tool in this category can promise zero risk and links a separate Seek account-risk page.
  • A CSV export of every application it logs.

The trade-off is scope. Its main page is about Seek; LinkedIn and Indeed appear in its comparison table and footer, so confirm what is live before you rely on them.

Is Karmik worth it for Australian job seekers?

Karmik is worth a look if you apply on both Seek and Indeed. It finds matching listings, writes a cover letter for each, answers screening questions and submits, through your own browser session on your own computer. It starts free with 10 applications and no card, then costs A$24.99 a month (Plus) or A$34.99 a month (Pro, which includes its desktop auto-apply app).

Two things it does well, per its page checked on 12 November 2026: it stores no job-board credentials, and each submission keeps a receipt with the job, board, time and the exact documents sent. Failed submissions do not use up your quota. The catch is that auto-apply runs from your machine, so your computer has to be on and online. Karmik also publishes its own ranking of Australian tools, which puts Karmik first; read it as a vendor page, like this one.

What is AutoApply (autoapply.com.au)?

AutoApply is a desktop app for macOS and Windows that applies to strong Seek matches through your own browser session. It covers Seek Australia, Seek New Zealand and Trade Me Jobs, scores each listing against a match bar you set (70% by default) and spaces applications out. Your Seek login stays in your operating system’s keychain, according to its page.

It is not free and had no prices on 12 November 2026: the page says full pricing reveals on 1 January 2027, with 25% off for early-access members, and that it applies to your first 10 Seek roles before you choose a plan. It also states plainly that it is not an official Seek integration or partner. If you job hunt across Australia and New Zealand, Trade Me Jobs coverage is something FastApply does not offer.

Where does FastApply apply for Australian roles?

FastApply applies on Seek Quick apply postings from your own Seek account, and on LinkedIn Easy Apply, Indeed and Glassdoor, through the Chrome extension. Many Australian employers recruit through their own career pages on Workday, Greenhouse, SmartRecruiters or Lever; FastApply fills and submits those too.

On paid plans, Apply for Me runs on FastApply’s servers around the clock and applies on employer career pages, so your browser does not need to be open. On Seek, the extension applies for you. In the extension you choose Auto-pilot (it submits on its own) or Co-pilot (it stops for your review), and you can switch at any time. Every application is logged with the posting and the resume it used.

See Seek auto apply for how it works on Seek.

How much does FastApply cost in Australia?

FastApply’s Australia page bills in Australian dollars, with paid plans from A$22 a month and the 90-Day Interview Sprint from A$59. The free plan lets you apply to up to 5 jobs a day for 7 days through the Chrome extension, with no card needed. You can cancel anytime in your account settings.

Monthly plans give a set number of applications a month (200, 500, 1,000 or 2,000 by tier). Daily caps apply only to yearly plans. An AI-tailored resume and cover letter for every application is a paid add-on on individual plans; see AI resume tailoring for every job application.

Is auto applying on Seek allowed?

Seek’s website terms (last updated 20 July 2026) say the site is designed for individual human use. They bar scripts or bots that send large volumes of requests, and data mining, robots and screen scraping, without Seek’s written permission. Seek can also rate-limit and fingerprint devices to detect automated access. None of the tools in this list is an official Seek partner.

What that means in practice:

  1. Every Seek auto apply tool carries some account risk, FastApply included. Tools that run in your own session at a human pace lower it; none removes it.
  2. Keep volume sensible. Applying to 15 roles you match is better for your account and your reply rate than 100 you do not.
  3. Review first. Use Co-pilot or approval mode for your first runs and check how each screening question was answered.
  4. Never let a tool declare your work rights. Set them in your profile, and verify with Seek yourself when it asks.

Read the terms on Seek yourself; they can change.

Which auto apply tool should you choose in Australia?

Choose by where the jobs you want are posted. If almost all of them are Seek Quick apply postings and price matters most, start with Shigoto AI’s free tier. If you also apply on Indeed and want receipts, try Karmik. If your list includes LinkedIn roles and employer career pages on Workday or Greenhouse, FastApply covers more of it in one place.

  1. List 10 roles you want. Note whether each is Quick apply on Seek, LinkedIn Easy Apply, or an employer career page.
  2. Check coverage. Keep only the tools that apply on most of those.
  3. Run a free test. FastApply, Shigoto AI and Karmik all let you try before paying.
  4. Compare cost per application among the tools that passed, then measure replies after two weeks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you auto apply on Seek?

Yes, with a third-party tool, on Seek Quick apply postings. Seek has no apply-to-everything button of its own. Tools such as FastApply, Shigoto AI, Karmik and AutoApply fill Quick apply in your own signed-in session. Postings that send you to the employer’s website are not Seek forms.

What is the best auto apply tool in Australia?

It depends on where your target jobs are posted. Shigoto AI is the cheapest Seek-first option at A$15 a month for up to 100 daily. Karmik covers Seek and Indeed with per-application receipts. FastApply covers Seek, LinkedIn, Indeed and employer career pages, billed from A$22 a month.

Is there a free auto apply tool for Seek?

Yes. Shigoto AI’s free tier allows five applications a day with no end date. FastApply’s free plan applies to up to 5 jobs a day for 7 days, no card needed. Karmik starts free with 10 applications. AutoApply is not free.

Is it safe to auto apply on Seek?

No tool can promise zero risk. Seek’s terms say the site is for individual human use and bar bots and scripts without permission. Tools that run in your own session at a human pace, with sensible volume and a review step, lower the risk. Keep your profile truthful and verify your work rights yourself.

Does FastApply work on Seek New Zealand?

Yes. Seek Australia and Seek New Zealand share one handler in the FastApply Chrome extension. FastApply does not apply on Trade Me Jobs.

How much does FastApply cost in Australia?

Paid plans start at A$22 a month (200 applications a month on Starter) or A$59 for the 90-Day Interview Sprint, billed in Australian dollars. The free plan covers up to 5 jobs a day for 7 days with no card.

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Ekekenta Clinton

Ekekenta Clinton

Founder, FastApply