My experience with WeApply I wanted to provide a real full detailed account of my experience using WeApply, instead of the usual 5 star or 1 star reviews, which seem to only talk about the service in brief detail or focus only on the personal end-result. I came across WeApply and thought it was an amazing service and ended up signing up for their Ruby Package which includes 200 applications. For context, I work in finance and was in need of a career upgrade, but between kids and other real life obligations it was hard to find time to switch to a better role on my own so WeApply's offer to automate the job-hunt solved this issue. Getting started was pretty easy. Once I signed up, their platform started analyzing my profile and in about 48 hours started submitting me for job opportunities. Majority of the opportunities fit my preferences and some even were extremely good fits, even thought I would most likely not have found them, so I saw real value in the service immediately. Having said that, there were some submissions which were made that did not exactly match up with what I preferred or had indicated on my resume and when I flagged this with their customer service they were happy to remedy and credit back those submissions. It seems like they really like when you provide feedback, because they told me that allowed them to make additional tweaks to the profiles to ensure for more accurate results for future submissions. I do have to say that their customer service and their account reps are actually super helpful and go out of their way (especially Ellie, she was a gem throughout the entire process and deserves a raise!). One thing to consider is that it does require you to check the applications and ensure that you are getting what you are looking for, which makes it not a fully uninvolved process from the user experience. I also wish they had some integrations for in-platform feedback or application inaccuracy flagging, so that you didn't have to write to customer service for those requests, but had a way to flag them inside the portal itself. Anyway, the service delivery continued with about 3-7 applications being sent on my behalf daily as far as I could tell, and I received contact for my first interview after about 70 applications, there seems to be a delay between when these are sent and how long it takes for the employers to actually review and respond back, but after that I received 4 more call backs and went through the interview process, which eventually led to a job-offer. Conclusion? Is it perfect? - No. Does it work? - Yes! Overall, I am actually incredibly thankful this service exists as it did save me a ton of time and effort and yielded a job that will make the cost of the service pretty irrelevant, so I do recommend that you give it a try if you came across it and hope that this review is helpful, not just for the others trying to use the service but also for WeApply.

I went from receiving "we regret to inform you" emails to being the one writing those emails to prospecting employers I used this service to supplement my own manual job search efforts; however, it went above and beyond my expectations. It not only applied to jobs in my sleep, it found opportunities I never would have thought to look for. I wound getting multiple requests for job interviews, received at least three job offers (one of which I ultimately accepted) and I went from the person receiving "we regret to inform you" emails to being the one having to draft those same emails to prospective employers. I would absolutely recommend this service to anyone searching for a job.

Complete scam, save your reputation I used WeApply and the charged me 115 dollars for 100 applications. They applied for jobs that were a 5 hour flight from my home. They applied for jobs that required languages I did not speak. When I asked for a refund, they kept half my money.