Case file
A job application AI with a "SIMPLE PRICING" section containing three tiers — Job Seeker AI Agent, AI Agent Applier, AI Agent + Human — all priced at $0, a testimonials section headed "Real Results from Real People" featuring a reviewer named Jack Kennedy, and a FAQ entry asking "Will recruiters know an AI applied for me?"
Jobbyo automates job applications with AI and human oversight. The pricing section is titled "Simple Pricing" and shows three tiers, all at $0. The testimonial section is headed "Real Results from Real People" and includes a reviewer named Jack Kennedy. One FAQ entry asks: "Will recruiters know an AI applied for me?" The page opens with "The average job search takes 5 months" and closes with "5 months is too long. Let's fix that."
Exhibit A — Evidence
Captured 2026-05-18
Score breakdown
Editorial roast
By Editorial Desk · Filed against jobbyo.ai↗
¶ 01
"SIMPLE PRICING" is the section label. "Your next job, handled for you" is the headline. Three tiers follow: Job Seeker AI Agent, AI Agent Applier, AI Agent + Human + 30-Month Deal. Each has a feature list. Each shows a price. Every price is $0. The section devoted to explaining the difference between plans contains no prices. "Simple Pricing" is accurate — there is nothing to complicate.
¶ 02
"Real Results from Real People." The testimonial section header. The qualifier clarifies the results are real and the people are people. Among the eight reviewers: Jack Kennedy. The platform where Jobbyo is rated 4.8 out of 5 and described as "RATED #1 BEST AUTO APPLY SITE" is a platform called Air. The Trustpilot rating is 4.2. One testimonial says Jobbyo "works so smoothly, I honestly thought it was too good to be true — I was right, then I was wrong." This review is five stars.
“A job application AI with a "SIMPLE PRICING" section containing three tiers — Job Seeker AI Agent, AI Agent Applier, AI Agent + Human — all priced at $0, a testimonials section headed "Real Results from Real People" featuring a reviewer named Jack Kennedy, and a FAQ entry asking "Will recruiters know an AI applied for me?"”
¶ 03
"Will recruiters know an AI applied for me?" — a FAQ entry. The product's core function is that an AI applies for jobs on your behalf, without appearing to. The FAQ exists because the concern that recruiters might find out is real enough to require an answer. The answer is not visible in the screenshot. The FAQ entry, by existing, confirms that the thing recruiters are concerned about is the thing the product does. The interview guarantee depends on them not finding out.
¶ 04
"The average job search takes 5 months and 50+ applications" — the micro-copy above the hero headline. "5 months is too long. Let's fix that." — the bottom CTA headline. The same number appears at the top of [redacted] the page as a statistic and at the bottom as a moral indictment. The statistic opens the problem. The CTA names it unacceptable. The resolution is a free trial. The pricing is $0. The interview guarantee is 30 days. The average is 5 months. Let's fix that.
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