Both leave submit to you. They differ on limits and extras.
Jobsistant puts its effort into the application itself: it fills without a weekly limit, drafts written answers from your own background, checks the numbers and names in them, and keeps the answers you give. JobWizard adds more around the application, such as referral finding, email tracking and interview practice, each with a weekly free allowance.
Suits you if
- You apply often and want no weekly limit on filling.
- You want AI-drafted answers and tailored resumes included at no cost today.
- You want drafts whose numbers and names are checked against your profile and the job.
- You apply in Firefox.
May suit you if
- You want referral finding, email tracking and interview practice in one extension.
- You prefer a pass you pay for once, with no renewal.
Jobsistant and JobWizard, side by side.
| Topic | Jobsistant | JobWizard |
|---|---|---|
| Who presses submit | You, always. No plan has an auto-submit mode. | You. Its pages say it never auto-submits an application. (JobWizard) |
| How much you can fill | No weekly limit on filling the fields your profile already answers, on every plan. | The free plan fills 30 jobs a week; paid passes raise the limit. (JobWizard pricing) |
| Written questions | Smart Apply drafts answers from your experience and the job description. Every account has it during early access. | AI answers on every plan. The free plan covers 30 jobs a week, shared with autofill. (JobWizard pricing) |
| The same question, worded differently | An answer you type into a form is saved against the fact it gives, such as your notice period, so a later form that asks for it in other words gets the same answer. | It learns from the final answers you added or corrected and reuses that context on later forms. (JobWizard) |
| Tailored resumes and cover letters | New resumes and cover letters for each posting, included during early access. | Resume retouches and cover letters on every plan, with a weekly free allowance. (JobWizard) |
| Price | $0 today, with no card. Every account has Pro during early access. Autofill, saved answers and the tracker stay free afterwards, with one Smart Apply a day. | Free plan with weekly limits. Plus is $19.99 and Pro $39.99 for a 30-day pass that does not renew. (JobWizard pricing) |
| Where it fills | A card appears by itself on 16 applicant tracking systems, including Greenhouse, Lever, Workday and Ashby, plus Amazon Jobs. On any other career page, open the sidebar and choose “Fill this page”. | Over 20 applicant tracking systems by its own count, including Workday, Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby. (JobWizard) |
| Tracking applications | A free board that adds each application when you click Fill, with the company, role, link and date. | A free board with no cap on tracked applications. (JobWizard) |
| Browsers and phones | Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Brave and Opera on a computer. | Chrome. (JobWizard terms) |
JobWizard’s details as published on its own pages on November 8, 2026. Prices are JobWizard’s 30-day passes; its pricing page also lists other lengths and a monthly plan.
See it fill a real application.
The founder’s demo, recorded on real employer applications. It starts at the first fill: Jobsistant fills the form from a saved profile, drafts the written answers, saves a new detail, then applies to a second job with the same profile.
Where Jobsistant is different.
Jobsistant keeps your experience, projects and past answers together, which we call Super Context, and drafts from them. Numbers and names in each draft are checked against your profile and the job description, and anything that does not match is flagged for you.
Every answer you type into a form is saved, so the next application starts further along, and each one you fill lands on your tracker. You read every answer and press submit yourself. That is the one thing Jobsistant will never do for you.
Questions people ask when choosing.
Yes. Both fill application forms from your profile and leave submit to you. Jobsistant’s free plan has no weekly limit on filling, and AI answers and tailored resumes are included at no cost during early access.
Yes, today. Every account gets Pro free during early access, including AI answers and tailored documents, with no credit card. Autofill, your Super Context, saved answers and the tracker stay free afterwards, with one Smart Apply a day.
No. Its pages say it fills and drafts the form and you review it and press submit yourself. Jobsistant works the same way: it has no mode that submits for you.
Upload the resume you already use. Jobsistant builds your profile from it, and saves the answers you type into application forms as you go, so each form starts further along than the last.
Jobsistant runs in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Brave and Opera on a computer. You can create your account on a phone and add the extension on your computer later. Your profile and saved answers live in your account, so they are ready when you do.
Sources.
JobWizard’s own pages, each checked on November 8, 2026:
- JobWizard Smart Autofill: supported sites and that it never auto-submits.
- JobWizard pricing: plans, passes and the free plan’s weekly limits.
- JobWizard vs Simplify (JobWizard’s page): learning from the answers you keep.
- JobWizard AI cover letter: the free weekly cover-letter allowance.
- JobWizard application tracker: the free tracker.
- JobWizard terms: that it is a Chrome extension.
- JobWizard on the Chrome Web Store: the Chrome extension.
Jobsistant’s details come from its pricing page and feature pages. This page compares what each tool does, not how often it fills a field correctly.
Written by Yatharth Dixit, founder of Jobsistant. Jobsistant is not affiliated with JobWizard. Spot something out of date? Email [email protected].