massive

Massive matches jobseekers with openings and can submit applications, tailoring a resume and cover letter for each role. Candidates can review matches and application materials or use Autopilot to apply automatically.

One of 110 tools in Recruitment & HR

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Who it's for

  • Jobseekers who want a service to match their profile with openings and submit applications on their behalf.
  • Candidates targeting companies that sponsor US visas and who want to filter for those roles.
  • Jobseekers who want to preview job-specific resumes and cover letters before applications are sent.

How it fits your workflow

Create a profile with your job-search information, then receive job matches from Massive. Choose which roles to apply to manually or turn on Autopilot.

For each job, Massive says it prepares a custom resume and cover letter and a personalized message for the hiring team, then fills out and submits the application. Users can preview the documents and view submitted applications.

The site says users can be applied to up to 200 jobs each month and can filter for companies that sponsor US visas.

Pricing

The vendor doesn't publish prices. Check with massive directly.

Prices checked on Oct 1, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.

Key features

Job matching
Matches users with job openings based on their profile and interests; users can manually choose jobs for applications or enable Autopilot.
Automated applications
Fills out and submits job applications on the user's behalf.
Custom resumes and cover letters
Generates a resume and cover letter based on each job description, which users can preview before submission.
Personalized hiring-team messages
Creates a personalized message to send to the hiring team.
Visa sponsorship filters
Lets users filter for jobs at companies that sponsor US visas.
Application visibility
Shows users the submitted application and the resume and cover letter sent with it.

Limitations to know

  • The site says users can be applied to up to 200 jobs per month.
  • The site estimates most people get 1–2 interviews per 100 applications and says results depend on experience and industry.

Alternatives to consider

  • AIApply

    Choose it if you also want AI interview practice and live coaching alongside job matching, tailored application documents, and auto-applications.

  • JobHire.AI

    Choose it if you want a dashboard to track application activity and a service specifically described as matching users to U.S. jobs.

  • AI Applyd

    Choose it if you want a dashboard that saves proof of submitted applications as part of an AI-driven application workflow.

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Getting started

  1. Create a Massive profile.
  2. Review the job matches.
  3. Choose jobs manually or turn on Autopilot.

Frequently asked questions

Does Massive fill out job applications?

Yes. After users set up a profile, Massive says its AI fills out job applications on their behalf.

How does Massive identify jobs of interest?

Its matching algorithm matches users with jobs on Massive. Users can choose applications manually or enable Autopilot.

Can users review the application materials before they are sent?

Yes. The site says users can preview the custom resume and cover letter before submission.

Can users see what was submitted?

Yes. Massive says it shows the full submitted application, including the application, resume, and cover letter.

How many interviews should users expect?

The site says most people get 1–2 interviews per 100 applications, while noting that outcomes depend on experience and industry.