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ApplySarthi vs LoopCV
LoopCV will apply and then email the employer on your behalf. Whether that helps you depends a great deal on what it sends.
Disclosure: we build ApplySarthi. Competitor information below was read from each product’s own public pages on 18 September 2026, and is linked so you can check it. Where a price is not published publicly we say so rather than repeat a figure we could not verify. This page is not a hands-on benchmark of the other products.
What we could verify
LoopCV states that paid plans start from €9.99 a month, that it scans 30+ job boards daily, and that it uploads your CV, sets preferences and then automatically finds and applies to relevant jobs, sends follow-up emails and tracks results. For sites requiring a login it offers a browser extension so credentials are not shared. (Official pricing page, read 18 September 2026.)
The 30+ boards are not itemised on that page, so we cannot tell you whether Naukri, Foundit, Shine or Internshala are among them.
ApplySarthi is always free and names its 21 sources openly, including all four of those, plus 754 company career boards.
Where they genuinely differ
| ApplySarthi | LoopCV | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Always free | From €9.99 a month |
| Presses submit | No, unless you switch Autopilot on | Yes |
| Emails employers for you | No | Yes — follow-up emails are a stated feature |
| Job sources named publicly | Yes — all 21 listed | “30+ job boards”, not itemised |
| Login-gated sites | Your own browser session; password never leaves it | Browser extension, credentials not shared |
| CV per job | Rewritten per job, invented figures discarded | CV uploaded and used across applications |
What should decide it
The outbound email is the real difference, and it cuts both ways. A well-judged follow-up to a hiring manager genuinely helps. An automated one, sent at volume, in a template, to an employer who did not ask, is the sort of thing that gets a domain marked as spam and your name with it. Before enabling that feature anywhere, read exactly what it sends and to whom.
On coverage, LoopCV is credible on international boards and does the sensible thing for login-gated sites by keeping credentials out of its servers. What we cannot tell you from its public pages is whether its 30+ boards include the Indian ones. If you are applying in India, ask them to name the list before paying, and treat an unitemised claim as excluding Naukri and Foundit, which block the kind of automation a server-side product depends on.
On price, €9.99 a month is about ₹950 at the time of writing, recurring. ApplySarthi is always free.
How to test both properly
- Pick five real postings you would genuinely accept, and use the same five in both tools.
- Start from the same CV file in each.
- Read every tailored CV against your original, line by line. Any figure, date, employer or qualification that was not in your document is a reason to stop.
- Stop before submitting in whichever tool lets you, and compare the two filled forms field by field.
- Count fields left blank or filled wrongly, not how impressive the demonstration felt.
What we could not verify
We have not verified which specific job boards LoopCV covers, its fill accuracy, the content of its follow-up emails, or how its free plan differs in practice from the paid ones. Currency conversions move; check the current price in your own currency. We have not tested its browser extension.
A gap here is a gap in public information, not a claim that a feature is missing. Check the company’s current pages before paying for anything.
When the calls start. Use the job description and your CV for an AI mock interview with Prep Sarthi. Practise weak answers before the real round. For assistance during a call where it is permitted, Live Sarthi shows CV-based answer suggestions. The apps use your Gemini key; Google’s usage limits apply.
Questions people ask
Does LoopCV work for jobs in India?
LoopCV states that it scans 30+ job boards daily but does not itemise them on its pricing page, so we cannot confirm whether Indian boards are included. Naukri and Foundit block the plain HTTP requests and headless browsers that server-side automation relies on, so treat them as excluded unless LoopCV names them explicitly.
Is it a good idea to let software email employers for me?
A judged, specific follow-up helps. An automated template sent at volume to employers who did not ask for it risks your email being marked as spam, which damages every later application from that address. If you use a tool with this feature, read exactly what it sends before switching it on.
How much does LoopCV cost?
Its pricing page states that paid plans start from €9.99 a month, which is roughly ₹950 at the time of writing, billed recurrently. It also offers a free plan. Check the current page for the tier that includes the features you need, since what each tier covers is where the real difference sits.
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