AI job application bot statistics, October 2026

Four numbers for October 2026, each counted over the month. Visits mean visits from Google search to the 8 AI job application bot sites I track. Tap one for the details.

• Visits from Google165Kvisits-39% vs a year ago
• Google searches1.0Ksearchesfor "ai job application bot"
• Most visited site71.4KvisitsLoopCV, 43% of all
• Expected in November162Kvisits-2% vs last month

• 165,227 Google visits went to the 8 AI job application bot sites RankDude tracks in October 2026, 39% fewer than a year earlier (20% more without Huntr).
• Growing: the AI job application bot market is growing.
• 1,000 searches a month for “ai job application bot” worldwide, 59% of them in the US (Google Ads, 12-month average).
• 43% of all visits go to LoopCV, the most-visited AI job application bot; the five most-visited take 92.7%.
• 25.6% of visits come from the United States, followed by India, Canada and the United Kingdom.
• 162,431 visits expected in November 2026, likely between 141K and 183K.

Source: DataForSEO, Google Ads and Google Trends, October 2026, compiled by RankDude.

Growing.

Over two years, visits went from 200K in November 2024 to a high of 356K in January 2025, fell to 131K in July 2026, and recovered to 165K in October 2026. Much of the year’s change is one site, Huntr, which is why I also look at the market without it.

Visits, year on year

+20%

Visits, last six months

+4%

Name searches, US

+5%

Busiest month (2 years)

January 2025, 356K visits

Miles explains

I only call a market growing when visits and name searches agree. Here visits are up and name searches are up, so they agree.

Open the AI job application bot market demand page

“ai job application bot” is searched about 1,000 times a month worldwide, 59% of it in the US.

Google Trends barely registered “ai job application bot” until March 2024; interest then climbed to its peak in February 2026. Americans make 59% of the searches but only 25.6% of the visits, because the big sites also draw heavily from India, Canada and United Kingdom.

Searches a month, US

590

Google Trends now

9/100 -76%

Five-year peak

46/100 in February 2026

Miles explains

Google Trends shows direction, not volume. Interest is lower than a year ago, and I only trust that when the visits move the same way.

Open the AI job application bot search trends page

Fewer visits than a year ago only because of Huntr, but more people searching by name, and the next six months look flat.

The fastest growers over the year, LoopCV and JobCopilot, grew fastest, mostly from a smaller base. The losers, led by Huntr, lost most of their search visits (-91%).

Visits vs September 2026

+12%

Biggest gain this month

LoopCV +71%

Biggest loss this month

JobCopilot -18%

Miles explains

Huge percentages like LoopCV’s +120% usually mean one site won a big Google ranking from a small start. I watch whether it holds the next month.

Open the AI job application bot monthly analysis page

I expect November 2026 to be about the same as October 2026, and the next six months to look flat.

The forecast carries the level of recent months forward, not the trend line, because that version missed least when tested on past months.

Expected in November 2026

162,431 visits

Likely range

141K to 183K

Expected in May 2027

162K -2%

Past forecasts in range

5 of 6 months

Miles explains

Read the range, not the single number: tested on the last 6 months, my method landed inside its range 5 times.

Open the AI job application bot monthly forecast page

The most visited is LoopCV, with 71,427 visits a month, 43% of all visits.

LoopCV and AIApply together hold 63% of all visits. Below the top five the market is long and thin: the other 3 sites share 7.3%.

Top five sites

92.7% of all visits

Visits from the US

25.6%

Largest markets outside the US

India, Canada and United Kingdom

Sites tracked

8

Miles explains

LoopCV alone has 43% of all visits. That’s a big lead, but one Google update can close it fast.

Open the AI job application bot industry report page

Yes. Every number on these pages comes from two CSV files, free to download.

sites.csv has one row per site: its Google US position for “ai job application bot”, Tranco rank, Chrome UX tier, visits from Google worldwide and in the US, name searches, Domain Rating and referring domains, with the month each figure covers. market.csv has the monthly totals across the tracked sites: visits worldwide and in the US, name searches and referring domains. Blanks mean the source had no figure, never zero.

Cite as: Miles Foster, “AI Job Application Bot Statistics, October 2026”, RankDude, https://rankdude.ai/statistics/ai-job-application-bot