WizHyre review
A low-cost, review-first assistant for autofilling and organizing job applications.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
WizHyre is a browser-based job-application assistant for active applicants applying across multiple roles and companies. It combines reusable role profiles, application-form scanning, AI-assisted autofill, role-aware answers for written prompts, application tracking, and ATS resume checks. Its review-first workflow lets applicants edit suggested content and decide what to submit, while uncertain fields may still require manual review. WizHyre supports web access and a Chrome extension rather than functioning as a job board.
Pricing follows a freemium structure. The Lite plan costs INR 0 per month and includes Basic Ask answers and a Recent tracker view. Pro costs INR 99 per month, billed monthly, and adds Better Ask answers and Longer tracker history. Premium costs INR 299 per month, billed monthly, and provides Advanced Ask answers and Full tracker history. The paid tiers mainly expand answer quality and tracking history, while the core application-assistance workflow is represented across the plans.
The strongest fit is for applicants who want guided autofill at a low monthly price and prefer to review generated content before using it. Role profiles built from a resume and role context can reduce repeated preparation across applications, while scanning and ATS checks add structure around form completion and resume review. WizHyre is less suited to applicants seeking verified match scoring, integrations with a broader platform ecosystem, cover-letter generation, or automatic submission. It assists with applications on external job sites, so applicants remain responsible for reviewing uncertain fields and completing the final submission themselves.
WizHyre pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Reusable role profiles tailor answers to each application context.
- Review and edit suggested content before filling or submitting.
- Application tracking and ATS resume checks support an organized workflow.
- Where it doesn't
- It does not automatically submit applications.
- It lacks verified match scoring and cover-letter generation.
- No integrations are listed beyond web and Chrome extension access.
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