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Bao vs auto-apply bots

Auto-apply bots send many applications for you. Bao helps you send fewer, each one to a job you can get and with a CV built for it. If your name and your CV matter to you, choose Bao.

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Bao and auto-apply bots, side by side
What you needBaoauto-apply bots
Jobs open to your countryYes. Every post is read and checked against where you live. Jobs you cannot get are hidden.You read each post yourself.
A CV built for each jobYes. A one-page PDF in about a minute, from your own lines, word for word.Not its main focus.
No made-up linesYes. Any new word is highlighted, and you confirm it before you can download.Depends on how you use it.
You stay in controlYes. You press Submit on the employer's own site.No. The service submits for you.
PriceFree to look and to track. Plus is $12 a month for 60 tailored applications, and less in Pakistan, India and Bangladesh.See its own site.

What is auto-apply bots built for?

Auto-apply services submit applications on your behalf. LazyApply is one example: it advertises automated applications and a tracking dashboard. Each service works differently.

What does that leave you to do yourself?

Why choose Bao?

Bao never submits for you and never invents a line on your CV. It prepares everything, shows you every new word, and you press Submit on the employer's own site. Ten applications to jobs that can hire you, each with a CV made for it, beat five hundred sent blind.

The short answer

Auto-apply bots send many applications for you. Bao helps you send fewer, each one to a job you can get and with a CV built for it. If your name and your CV matter to you, choose Bao.

Where the auto-apply bots facts come from

Find a job open to where you live.

Browse Bao, prepare your CV, and submit on the employer’s site yourself.

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