GetMattered vs Tsenta: who decides your application was actually sent
GetMattered fills and submits on the employer's own hiring system, across the 30+ applicant tracking systems with a real apply path, and counts an application as sent only once the employer's own confirmation arrives. Here is exactly where Tsenta fits.
THEIR CLAIMS, IN THEIR WORDSUPDATED OCTOBER 13, 2026PRICES READ OFF THEIR OWN PAGE
The verdict: GetMattered vs Tsenta
GetMattered and Tsenta split on one thing: what happens once the form is filled in.
Pick GetMattered if
- On Hired Yesterday, turn on Autopilot to have GetMattered find matching roles and send applications without choosing each one yourself.
- An application counts as sent here only when the employer's own hiring system confirms it, in an inbox we watch for you.
- We name all 30+ hiring systems we submit on, so you can check the list one name at a time before you pay.
- Every posting is scored against your resume before a field is filled, so the applications that go out are the ones worth sending.
- If the employer demands an account, the agent creates it and completes the email verification itself. Nothing comes back to you to finish.
Pick Tsenta if
- Tsenta states coverage of "30+ ATSes" and "50,000+ career pages".
- Large monthly allowances: 600, 1,500 and 4,500 applications for $19, $39 and $99.
- 25 free applications to try it, once.
- Backed by Y Combinator.
- Review and edit before submission, or choose automatic settings.
Our pick: GetMattered. It is not finished here when we press submit. It is finished when the company writes back to say your application arrived.
Pick Tsenta if its reasons describe the week you actually have, not the week you keep planning to have.
Getting it sent is not the finish line. The reply is.
An application only counts here once the company's own system writes back to say it arrived. That message is written by somebody who does not work for us, which is the only reason it proves anything.
No other tool we read publishes a position on that step.
Price
Tsenta charges $19, $39 and $99 a month for 600, 1,500 and 4,500 applications, plus 25 free applications once. Read off tsenta.com/auto-apply on 13 October 2026.
Free tier
25 free applications, once. Every plan after that is paid.
Tsenta offers both review before submission and automatic submission. Its auto-apply page says it completes employer forms and submits them for you. Its FAQ says you can review and edit a tailored resume first or choose more automated settings. It also describes receipts with submitted fields, materials and confirmation details, plus recruiter reply tracking. GetMattered sends the jobs you choose with a swipe right on either paid plan. Hired Yesterday adds optional Autopilot: turn it on to score new postings against your resume, skip weak fits, tailor your application and submit on the employer's hiring system. The agent handles screener questions, account creation and email verification. GetMattered counts an application as sent only when the employer confirms it. Compare the mode you want, the included allowance and the hiring systems you need. Both products offer automated submission.
Where GetMattered pulls ahead
GetMattered matches, tailors and submits, with optional Autopilot on Hired Yesterday.
On Hired Yesterday, turn on Autopilot to have GetMattered find matching roles and send applications without choosing each one yourself.
An application counts as sent here only when the employer's own hiring system confirms it, in an inbox we watch for you.
We name all 30+ hiring systems we submit on, so you can check the list one name at a time before you pay.
GetMattered vs Tsenta
Capability by capability, and we did not round in our own favour. Every Tsenta line is drawn from their own public pricing and marketing pages, and every row they take is on the chart in their colour.
Four things have to happen to a job application. Someone finds the job, the form gets filled in, it gets sent, and the company writes back to say it arrived.
- Found
- Filled in
- Sent
- Confirmed
- GetMattered
Goes all the way. The company’s own system writes back to say your application arrived, and nothing is marked sent here until that message lands.
Every application goes out from an address we watch for you, so the company’s reply comes back somewhere it can be matched to the job you applied for.
- Tsenta
Submits and tracks replies. Submits with optional review or automatic settings, and describes receipts with confirmation details and recruiter reply tracking.
Everything below is argued out in full, both sides quoted from their own pages.
Who sends the application
EvenGetMatteredGetMattered does. On Autopilot the resume is tailored, the form is filled and the application is submitted on the employer's own hiring system, with no approval step in between.
TsentaTsenta submits the application. Its settings let you review first or choose automatic submission.
What a plan asks of you
EvenGetMatteredHired in 30 sends the jobs you choose with a swipe right. Hired Yesterday adds optional Autopilot, which you turn on in settings.
TsentaTsenta offers 600, 1,500 or 4,500 applications a month, with review before submission or automatic settings.
When an application counts as sent
EvenGetMatteredWhen the employer's own hiring system confirms it. That confirmation lands in an inbox we watch for you, and it is the only thing we count as sent.
TsentaTsenta describes application receipts with submitted fields, materials and confirmation details, plus reply tracking.
Hiring systems you can check by name
EvenGetMattered30+ hiring systems in our catalog, named in full so you can check every one before you pay: Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workday, iCIMS, Personio, Teamtailor, SmartRecruiters, Recruitee, Breezy, Workable, Rippling, BambooHR, JazzHR, softgarden, Jobvite, Gem, Zoho Recruit, Dayforce, Hireology, Dover, Oracle, Paylocity, UKG Pro Recruiting, ADP, Avature, CareerPlug, Pinpoint, Manatal, Eightfold, BrassRing, SAP SuccessFactors, Polymer and Paycom.
TsentaTsenta states "30+ ATSes" and "50,000+ career pages", and names systems including Workday, Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby.
Weak fits kept out of your plan
EvenGetMatteredEvery posting is scored against your resume first. Anything under your fit floor is skipped, so your plan is spent on jobs worth sending.
TsentaTsenta matches roles to your resume and preferences, including location, salary, experience level and role family.
What the price is
EvenGetMatteredHired in 30 is $21.99 a week or $38.99 a month. Hired Yesterday is $37.99 a week or $89.99 a month. Auto-apply is in the plan.
TsentaTsenta charges $19, $39 and $99 a month.
Starting without paying
EvenGetMatteredFree every month with no card: 10 ATS scores, 5 tailored resumes and 5 cover letters. Sending is on the paid plans.
Tsenta25 free applications, once.
Where Tsenta genuinely wins
If one of these is the single thing your search is blocked on, buy Tsenta. Everywhere else, GetMattered is the one that gets your application in front of a human.
Tsenta states coverage of "30+ ATSes" and "50,000+ career pages".
Large monthly allowances: 600, 1,500 and 4,500 applications for $19, $39 and $99.
25 free applications to try it, once.
Backed by Y Combinator.
Review and edit before submission, or choose automatic settings.
Considering Tsenta? Common questions.
The other comparisons
Same question, different logo. Which one submits the application, and which one fills it in and then hands it back to you to finish.
