Comparison
Platesea vs Applier
Platesea and Applier both automate job applications. This comparison covers proof, application counting, pricing, and settings.
 Platesea | ||
|---|---|---|
| Proof of submission | Screen recording and list of what the agent entered for every application | Unknown |
| Application counting | Only submitted applications count. Failed or skipped ones do not. | Unknown |
| Pricing model | $20, $45, or $90 per month | $49 to $189 billed monthly or every 3 months |
| Experience claims | Never invents experience. Uses your résumé and talent vault. | Unknown |
| Cover letters | Written from your résumé and your notes | Tailored cover letter for every role |
| Expiration | Unused applications never expire. Buy more automatically or stop. | Unknown |
Verdict
Platesea is the clearer choice. Every application includes a recording and a list of what the agent entered. Only submitted applications count, and unused ones never expire. Pricing is $20, $45, or $90 per month. Applier bills $49 to $189 monthly or every 3 months.
Questions
Does Platesea make up work history?
No. It uses only your uploaded résumé and talent vault. It never invents experience.
What if an application fails to submit?
It does not count against your limit. Only submitted applications use your quota.
How do I see proof that Platesea applied?
Every submission includes a screen recording of the agent filling the form and a list of what it entered.
Is Platesea cheaper than Applier?
Yes. Platesea costs $20 a month. Applier bills $49 to $189 monthly or every 3 months.