What counts as one of your 25
An application counts only when Draftloop writes an answer for you. It counts
once, however many questions it writes inside that one form. A long application with six
essay questions costs the same single application as a short one with one.
Some examples:
- You fill in fifty applications straight from your CV and never need a written answer. You still have all 25.
- One application asks why you want the role, what you are proud of, and for a cover letter. Draftloop writes all three, and that is one of your 25.
- You open a form, have one answer written, and press Rewrite twice to get a version you prefer. Still one.
The extension shows how many you have left, so it is never a surprise.
What happens after 25
Autofill carries on exactly as before, free, for ever. What pauses is Draftloop writing new
answers for you, and the answers it has learned following you onto your other devices.
Everything it already learned stays in your account, waiting, if you come back.
Choosing a term
Most people are job hunting for two or three months rather than for ever, which is why three
months is the term we lead with. All three give you the same thing:
- 3 months — $24.99, which works out at $8.33 a month.
- 1 month — $9.99, if you expect to be done quickly.
- 12 months — $79, the same as $6.58 a month.
Reading your CV
Uploading a CV is how Draftloop fills in your profile. It will read up to 15 CVs for a free
account, which leaves plenty of room for keeping a few versions for different kinds of
role. You can always edit your profile by hand as well.
Paying, cancelling, and your data
Checkout is handled by Paddle. You can cancel at any time from the billing page in your
account, and autofill keeps working either way. The
refund policy sets out how payments already made are
handled. From the same billing page you can also download everything Draftloop stores about
you, or delete your account.