AI that applies to jobs for you in Canada
Yes, including for roles you spot on Job Bank, and it takes your work-permit status into account. This page covers Job Bank, work permits and English and French ads. The rest is on how it works.
Job Bank and employer sites
Job Bank is the Government of Canada's job search site, and it offers more than postings. Its Job Alerts send you new job postings daily, and a Job Bank Plus account gives updates on the status of your application within 30 days of applying, for roles you apply to through Job Bank. Use it to see what's open and who is hiring.
Many postings, on Job Bank and elsewhere, finish on the employer's site. Applier takes over there, so it doesn't need a Job Bank account.
Work permits and applying from outside Canada
If you aren't a citizen or permanent resident, an employer's first question is usually whether you can work in Canada. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) lists two main kinds of temporary work permit: an employer-specific work permit, where a job offer is required, and an open work permit, where a job offer is not required. Job Bank also has a section for candidates abroad, where it says that if you've started the process to immigrate or get a work permit, you can search for jobs from employers who are recruiting foreign candidates.
In the questionnaire you can set Canada as a place you want to work and give your permit's expiry date; work-authorization questions on a form are answered from that. This isn't immigration advice, so for permits and programs use IRCC. Roles that rule out candidates who need sponsorship are covered on the sponsorship page.
French and English roles
Canadian ads come in English and French. Applier tailors each application to the wording of the ad you're applying to, so set your titles and your note about what you want in the words you'd use for the roles you're after, and check the first few applications in Review mode to see that the match fits.
What Applier costs in Canada
Canadian prices are set in Canadian dollars, so exchange-rate swings don't change your bill.
| Plan | Per month | Per week |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | C$69 | From C$16 |
| Pro | C$109 | From C$26 |
| Max | C$259 | From C$60 |
Every plan starts with a 3-day free trial. See pricing for what each plan includes.
Plan details are on pricing. The guide to how many applications it takes to get an interview helps you plan.
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AWSFrequently asked questions
Can Applier apply to jobs I find on Job Bank?
Applier finds open roles that match your profile and applies on the employer's own application form, so it does not need a Job Bank or other job-board account. Job Bank is still a good place to browse who is hiring.
Does Applier handle work permits?
No. It uses the countries you can work in, whether you need sponsorship and when a permit expires to leave out roles that rule you out and to answer work-authorization questions. For permits, use Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.
Can I apply to Canadian jobs from abroad?
You can set Canada as a country you want to work in and say whether you need sponsorship. Applier reads what each ad says about sponsorship and skips roles that rule it out. It cannot make an employer sponsor you.
Sources
- Find a job, Job Bank, Government of Canada, 2026
- Work in Canada temporarily, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, 2026
- Job Bank: foreign candidates, Job Bank, Government of Canada, 2026