ApplyMaster vs Tsenta

Tsenta is an AI job-application agent: it watches company careers pages, tailors your resume and cover letter, and submits applications through employers’ own systems after showing you each one. ApplyMaster fills applications on the employer’s own site and leaves Submit to you. Here is how they differ, using what Tsenta publishes about itself.

Checked 6 October 2026. Prices and features change; follow the links under the table for Tsenta’s current terms.

Side by side

Tsenta and ApplyMaster at a glance

  • Who submits the application

    Tsenta

    Tsenta does, after showing you the changes it made: “every change is shown to you before anything goes out”.

    ApplyMaster

    You do. The extension fills the form on the employer’s site; you check it and press Submit.

  • How it is priced

    Tsenta

    Free for 25 applications; Starter $19, Pro $39 and Power $99 a month, for 600, 1,500 and 4,500 applications.

    ApplyMaster

    Free plan. Paid plans from $29 a month, or $199 once for Lifetime.

  • Free to start

    Tsenta

    25 free applications, no card needed.

    ApplyMaster

    Yes, no card needed. The Chrome extension works with a free account.

  • Where it applies

    Tsenta

    30+ employer systems, including Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, iCIMS, Workable, Jobvite and SmartRecruiters.

    ApplyMaster

    Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Indeed Apply and LinkedIn Easy Apply, plus a toolbar button for any other site.

  • What you keep

    Tsenta

    A receipt for every application.

    ApplyMaster

    Each application is saved in your tracker as Applied, with a receipt of what you sent and the employer’s reference number.

  • Where you use it

    Tsenta

    Web, iOS and Android apps, a Chrome extension, iMessage, WhatsApp, and an MCP server.

    ApplyMaster

    Web app and Chrome extension.

Tsenta sources: Tsenta pricing

Which one fits

When each is the better choice

Choose Tsenta if

  • You want an agent to send applications at volume, on many systems, the moment jobs go live.
  • You want to approve applications from your phone or a chat app.

Choose ApplyMaster if

  • You want to fill and send each application yourself, with the form in front of you.
  • You also want interview practice and referral paths through people you know, in the same place.
  • You want a free plan without an application allowance to run out.

Whichever you use, ApplyMaster’s rule is the same: it never answers gender, ethnicity, veteran or disability questions, never ticks consent boxes, and never writes answers the employer asks to be in your own words.

Questions

ApplyMaster vs Tsenta: common questions

What is the main difference between ApplyMaster and Tsenta?

Tsenta submits applications for you after you approve them. ApplyMaster fills the application in your browser and you press Submit on the employer’s site yourself.

Is ApplyMaster a Tsenta alternative?

For people who prefer to submit their own applications, yes: it fills Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Indeed Apply and LinkedIn Easy Apply forms, and keeps a receipt of each one.