simplify.jobsReviews of simplify.jobs

I paid $19.99 for Simplify+ on October 13 and asked for a refund the same day because Autopilot left incorrect information. For an application that did not submit, support acknowledged conflicting answer records and said they couldn't confirm the final selection. I asked them to reconsider, and they refused the refund again. They confirmed the subscription won't renew, but I'm very unhappy with the service and how my complaint was handled.

I subscribed to Simplify+ and cancelled my subscription the very same day after trying the product and realizing it wasn’t useful for me. I uploaded my resume, tried the job search and cover letter features, and honestly didn’t find enough value to justify paying for the service. Much of what I tested felt like functionality I can already get from general AI tools such as ChatGPT, rather than something worth a separate paid subscription. I contacted Simplify immediately and asked for a refund. They confirmed that I had cancelled, but refused to refund the $39.99 because I had already activated and briefly used the service. Their position was that payments are non-refundable after activation — even when cancellation happens shortly after purchase. That was the most disappointing part of the experience for me. I understand that this may be stated in their refund policy, but I think refusing any refund to a new customer who tries the product briefly and cancels on the same day is extremely customer-unfriendly. My advice: read the refund terms very carefully before subscribing. Don’t assume that you’ll be able to try Simplify+ and get your money back if you quickly decide it isn’t for you.

Horrible support and subscription policies. I had canceled a subscription almost guaranteed, and instead, for two months, I was being charged for it. Luckily I caught it. When I finally caught it, they only refunded me one of the two months they charged me for, and I didn't even use the service

I would not recommend Simplify based on my experience. The service is advertised in a way that made me believe it would significantly simplify and automate the job application process, but I found that I was still doing most of the work myself. I still had to spend a lot of time entering information, managing resumes, and completing applications, and I ran into issues getting the service to function properly. For a paid product, I expected it to save me a meaningful amount of time, but that was not the case. I also felt that the way the service is presented does not fully match what it actually delivers. Because of this, I ended up requesting a refund, as it did not meet my expectations. I would advise anyone considering Simplify to carefully check what parts of the process are actually automated before paying for it.

Searching for a job sucks, so I tried their paid version. I immediately tried it out on a few jobs from a few websites and was really disappointed. AI was filling crap in fields that aren't even asking for an answer. The generic things to be filled took much longer than what I'd do, way too long to be useful. Also, several fields weren't filled at all or filled outright incorrectly. So within an hour of getting the service, I cancelled and reached out to customer support asking for a refund on their pricey product. First they didn't answer, and after 2 more inquiries they said I won't be refunded because that's their policy. So basically I was scammed. The product will probably improve over times, but I now hate these people.

The application tracker and resume builder made it so much easier to apply to jobs and keep track of everything, took a huge load off my job search

Their job board RAN OUT of jobs within ~13 applications (with my own, pretty-broad search settings applied), and replenished by a just couple of jobs PER WEEK thereafter. The AI is extremely unsophisticated, it will lie by default, "massage" keywords in like a caveman. The autocomplete tool worked most of the time, but leaves blanks pretty regularly (without notification). I feel like a complete rube spending $40 on this bs.

the job tracker is helpful.