Sniper: AI auto apply to new jobs, minutes after they post.

Yes. Sniper is the AI auto apply agent in Scoutify. You set your roles, locations and visa needs once. When a new job that fits goes up on a company career site Sniper supports (Greenhouse, Workday or SmartRecruiters), it fills in the application with your resume and profile and submits it, often minutes after the job posts. Your first 25 applications are free.

There are two kinds of tools. Autofill extensions fill in a form while you click through it, so you still find each job and press submit yourself. Auto apply agents like Sniper do all of it: they spot new postings that match your filters, open the employer's application, fill it in and submit it. Sniper reads postings straight from company career pages, so it can apply soon after a job goes up instead of waiting for it to reach a job board.

Yes, as long as every application is one you would stand behind. Sniper submits the same form you would fill in yourself, on the employer's own career site, with your resume and your details. Keep your filters tight so it only applies to jobs you would actually take, and exclude any company you would rather apply to by hand.

Employers see a complete application on their own career site, with your resume, contact details and answers. Some employers run checks that look for bulk applications, which is one reason Sniper sends at most one application per job posting and only applies to jobs that pass your filters. If you would rather not send several applications to one company, exclude it or narrow your locations.

It depends on where you point it. Hundreds of applications to jobs you don't fit rarely pay off. Speed is where auto apply helps most: recruiters often start with the earliest applicants and stop once they have enough to interview, and Sniper applies soon after a matching job posts. Keep your filters tight, then judge it on your own 25 free applications before you pay anything.

Company career sites run on Greenhouse, Workday and SmartRecruiters. Ashby and Lever are being turned on gradually, so they may not be active on your account yet. Sniper does not apply through LinkedIn Easy Apply, Indeed or other job boards. Matching jobs on sites it can't use still show up in the app so you can apply yourself.

Up to 500 a week, counted over a rolling seven days (Auto Apply goes up to 200). That is a ceiling, not a target. The real number depends on how many new postings on supported sites match your filters, so a narrow search sends fewer.

Sniper is $25 a week. Auto Apply is $15 a week and Alerts is $5 a week. Plans are billed weekly and you can cancel anytime. Your first 25 applications are free with no card: you pick the jobs and Sniper applies to them.

Yes. Sniper applies with the resumes you upload and the details in your profile. You can upload up to 100 resumes and it picks the best fit for each job (Auto Apply uses one). In the web app you can open any application to see the resume and the answers that were sent.

To Scoutify Mail, which sorts them by stage: action needed, screener, interviewing, offer and rejected. Replies are forwarded to your personal email as well. You can also connect Gmail or Outlook so your applications go out from your own address.

Yes. Turn on the visa sponsorship filter and Sniper only applies where there is evidence the employer sponsors: the company's H-1B record in USCIS data, or a posting that says it sponsors. Postings that say they don't sponsor are skipped. Sponsorship plans can change, so confirm with the recruiter early.

Scoutify's Sniper automatically applies you to jobs. It watches 50,000+ company career pages, and when a new job that fits your filters posts on a Greenhouse, Workday or SmartRecruiters career site, it fills in the employer's application with your resume and submits it, often minutes after the job goes up. Other apps that submit applications for you include AIApply and LazyApply, which apply through job boards such as LinkedIn and Indeed, and JobCopilot, which applies in daily batches. Your first 25 Sniper applications are free.

Yes. Scoutify gives you 25 free Sniper applications with no card: you pick the jobs and Sniper applies to them. After that, Sniper costs $25 a week for up to 500 applications and Auto Apply costs $15 a week for up to 200. Free autofill extensions such as Simplify fill in forms for you, but you still find each job and press submit yourself.

No. Sniper applies directly on employer career sites and never logs in to your LinkedIn account, never uses Easy Apply and never submits anything on linkedin.com. If you share your LinkedIn profile URL when you sign up, Scoutify reads that public profile to prefill your applicant profile, and Sniper types the URL into the LinkedIn field that many application forms ask for.

Check four things before you pay: where the tool applies (the employer's career site or your job board account), whether you can read exactly what it sent, whether it prevents duplicate applications, and whether you get proof such as the employer's own confirmation email. Recent reviews about billing and refunds are worth reading too. Sniper sends one application per posting, shows you the resume and answers it sent, and most of its applications get the employer's confirmation email in Scoutify Mail. Our guide to whether auto-apply works covers what results to expect.

No. Sniper sends at most one application per job posting, and Scoutify skips reposts of an opening you have already applied to. Separate postings for the same role, such as one role listed in two cities, count as different jobs, so leave out cities you don't want.