Jobluvo vs LazyApply, why we will not touch your LinkedIn account
LazyApply drives LinkedIn Easy Apply and Indeed at volume. LinkedIn's rules prohibit it and accounts get restricted. Jobluvo applies on the employer's own site instead.
LazyApply is sold on volume: hundreds of applications a day through LinkedIn Easy Apply and Indeed, on one-time plans. In our test it sent 380 applications in two weeks. 96 of them were to roles the profile could not take.
The LinkedIn problem
LinkedIn's user agreement prohibits bots, scripts and browser extensions that automate activity. Users of LinkedIn automation report warnings, temporary restrictions, identity checks and permanent restrictions. The account at risk is yours, and for most professionals it is also their network.
What Jobluvo does instead
Most Easy Apply jobs also exist on the employer's own careers site, because that is where they were posted first. When you save a LinkedIn job in Jobluvo, it finds the same role on the employer's site and applies there. Same job, same recruiter, a real receipt, no risk to your account. The rest are saved with an honest "apply on LinkedIn" state.
Screening questions
LazyApply answers screeners with defaults. Jobluvo answers from your confirmed profile and stops when it does not have an answer. That difference is the 96 applications above.
Verdict
If you want to fire applications at LinkedIn and accept the risk, LazyApply will do it. Jobluvo will not, on purpose.