FAQ

Your copilot applies up to 20/50 jobs per day depending on the available live jobs.

After you activate your copilot, it will naturally hit 20/50 applications in the first days because it applies to all existing live jobs that have been posted before you joined. But once it's done applying to this backlog of live jobs, it will only apply to new jobs that have been posted in the past 24 hours.

Depending on your search criteria, it is normal that there may not be 20/50 new jobs posted each day. Hiring is cyclical, there could be weeks/days when employers post a lot of jobs and others when it's less.

Also do review your copilot configuration on steps 1 and 2 to ensure the keywords you used don't narrow your job search too much.

To improve the job matching, you can use the feature "Increase Job Match" on Step 2 of the copilot configuration.

With this feature activated, your copilot won't apply to jobs for which you don't fit the requirements, such as language requirements, industry requirements, years of experience.

The jobs applied will more closely match your profile.

If you have already activated this feature, then try increasing the threshold to the highest level of matching.

In step 1 of your copilot configuration, make sure you selected which countries you want your copilot to apply in, for remote jobs and in-person jobs.

Absolutely! They are essentially the same as if you would do the application process manually, except the person doing the applying isn’t you but your AI copilot. It helps you be more productive and efficient. You are able to send a much greater number of applications than you would be able to manually.

This is entirely defined by you. You are able to configure and narrow down the job search so that your copilot only applies to a few very relevant jobs. However if your objective is to mass-apply then you can keep your job search very generic.

With the Premium version, your copilot can auto-apply to up to 20 jobs per day. The Elite version increases this limit to up to 50 jobs per day.

After you activate your copilot, it will naturally hit 20/50 applications in the first days because it applies to all existing live jobs that have been posted before you joined. But once it's done applying to this backlog of live jobs, it will only apply to new jobs that have been posted in the past 24 hours.

Depending on your search criteria, it is normal that there may not be 20/50 new jobs posted each day. Hiring is cyclical, there could be weeks/days when employers post a lot of jobs and others when it's less.

Also do review your copilot configuration on steps 1 and 2 to ensure the keywords you used don't narrow your job search too much.

By default your copilot looks for new jobs every 4 hours.

Yes, using AI to automate job applications is ethical. It simply helps you automate repetitive tasks, allowing you to focus on networking and other strategic aspects of your job search. The AI answers screening questions as a human would, not like a robot.

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Refunds, including partial refunds, may be offered in cases deemed appropriate by the JobCopilot team, such as when technical problems prevent users from properly using the tool. In the case of technical issues, the JobCopilot team may also extend the usage period of the tool to compensate for any inconvenience.

Yes, you can use any keywords in any language when searching for jobs. You are not limited to the keywords suggested by the autocomplete feature. Even if the keyword you type does not have an autocomplete suggestion, the copilot will still search for the keywords you entered.

Yes, you can customize the job search criteria by selecting job titles, excluding certain company names, including targeted keywords in the job descriptions, and filtering by job type, location, remote work, seniority, and salary range.

Yes you can enter up to 20 companies to be excluded from the job search.

In the current version you can’t directly filter jobs by industry - we’re working on it for an upcoming version. However you can do it by using the option to search for keywords in the job description.
For example if you are looking for a Project Manager jobs in the Logistics industry, then you can configure your copilot to search for “Project Manager” job titles where the job description must include the word “Logistics”. If your job search copilot finds Project Manager jobs that do not contain the word “Logistics” in the job description then it won’t save them.

Our JobCopilot currently has a list of over 300,000 company career pages and the list grows every week.

Yes you can. Each copilot can search up to 5 different job titles and you can create up to 3 copilots (with an Elite plan). So you can run a total of 15 job searches simultaneously.

Yes you can edit the configuration of your copilots to change your job search criteria.

Yes, each copilot can look for jobs in one country - or search for any remote job globally. You can create up to 3 copilots, so each JobCopilot account would allow you to search jobs in 3 countries simultaneously (or to search remote jobs globally).

Yes, when entering job title keywords, you can use any language. The copilot will then search for these keywords in our job pool. Your copilot will then search for jobs that match these keywords.

​JobCopilot exclusively applies to job listings on official company websites and career pages. We prioritize your safety by focusing solely on verified job opportunities from legitimate employers. By applying directly through company sites and career pages, we ensure that every application is for a real, authenticated position.

During the initial setup, you’ll upload your CV and answer standard screening questions. Your copilot then understands the various questions and fields on official application forms. It auto-fills accurate responses based on your initial information, generating human-like text answers directly related to the data you provided. It does not invent information about you.

No, the company career pages do not require a user account to be created to apply for jobs. They need an application form to be filled in with your information and CV uploaded, which is what your copilot takes care of.

The resume used is the one you upload to your copilot.
To use different resumes for different job searches, you can create multiple copilots.
Each copilot will use the resume you uploaded to apply for all jobs that match the criteria of that copilot.

No the copilot does not automatically tailor your resume for each job, so it is advisable to use a resume that is relevant to the jobs you are targeting for each copilot.

Most job application forms require you to enter your last salary and expected salary. However if you prefer not to disclose this information, you can simply enter “1” in the salary fields.
This ensures the copilot can successfully complete application forms when it comes across a mandatory salary input field.

Yes your copilots directly use your personal information and contact details to fill in application forms so the employer will know it’s you who submitted it.

If you are shortlisted for an interview, you will be contacted directly by employers, either on your email or mobile number, both of which you submitted as part of the copilot configuration.