Lentra vs Jobright
Job hunting eats your evenings. You find a role you actually want, you sit down to apply, and then it's name, address, work history, education, EEO self-ID for the eleventh time this week. Both Lentra and Jobright exist to fix that. Here's the honest read on which one fits how you actually apply.
The short version
- Lentra is free, no quota meter. No paid tier hiding the good features, no AI-answer cap you'll bump into mid-application.
- Lentra fills more sites. The big-name ATSs (Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workday) plus the long tail of custom company careers pages where Jobright tends to drop off.
- Lentra is about 20 seconds per application. One click, every field, every essay question, your resume attached.
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At a glance
| Lentra | Jobright | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free, no quota meter | Freemium with quotas |
| AI-drafted essay answers | 60/hr, 300/day, included | Quota-limited |
| Works on custom company careers pages | Broad coverage | Limited to known ATSs |
| Speed per application | About 20 seconds | Slower, gated by quotas |
| Job discovery and recommendations | No, focused on filling | Yes |
What Lentra does better
- Genuinely free. Jobright's free tier caps AI answers and gates features you'll want by day two. Lentra's free tier is the whole product. There's no paid plan we're routing you toward, so we don't need to throttle.
- Broader site coverage. Both tools handle Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workday, and the other big-name applicant tracking systems. Lentra also handles the long tail of custom careers pages that companies build themselves, which is where most autofill extensions (Jobright included) fall over.
- Faster per application. One click fills the standard fields, the work history, the education, the EEO self-ID, the screener questions, and attaches your resume. Most applications go from 10 to 20 minutes of typing down to about 20 seconds.
- AI answers that don't run out. The "Why this role?" and "Tell us about a time you led a team" essays get drafted from your real resume and profile, at 60 per hour and 300 per day. High enough that you won't notice the limit.
When Jobright might fit better
Jobright is a broader job-search platform: it surfaces recommended roles, tracks your applications, and bundles autofill in as one feature of the package. If your bottleneck is finding jobs to apply to rather than filling them out, Jobright's discovery feed is useful and Lentra has nothing equivalent. Lentra is the sharper tool for the filling step specifically, not a do-everything career platform.