← Back to HVNTR

Terms of Service

Effective date: October 18, 2026  ·  Operator: Sandesh Reddy Challa, Chicago, Illinois, USA  ·  Contact: support@gethvntr.com

1. What HVNTR is

HVNTR is a Chrome extension that fills job-application forms on sites where you are logged in, and — in full-auto mode — submits applications as you configure it. HVNTR is currently invite-only: request access on our site and your first 2 run cycles are free. The product is under active development.

2. Invite period

The service is provided as-is during the invite period. Features may break, applications may fail to submit, and behavior may change without notice. We will tell you about material changes in the extension's release notes.

3. Your accounts, your responsibility

You use HVNTR with your own accounts on third-party job portals. You are responsible for complying with each portal's terms of service. Some portals (notably LinkedIn) restrict automated activity and may limit or suspend accounts that use it — LinkedIn autopilot in HVNTR is opt-in behind an explicit risk notice for this reason. We are not responsible for actions portals take on your accounts.

4. Acceptable use

We may suspend or revoke access for abuse.

5. Credentials

You log into job portals in your own browser tabs; HVNTR never asks for or stores your portal passwords.

6. Pricing

Your first 2 run cycles are free, as described on our site. The paid plan is $29/month at launch, billed through Stripe. We will announce pricing changes before they take effect.

7. No warranties; limitation of liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, HVNTR is provided without warranties of any kind. We are not liable for lost job opportunities, account restrictions imposed by third-party portals, or any indirect or consequential damages. Our total liability is limited to the amounts you paid us in the 12 months before the claim.

8. Changes

We may update these terms; the current version will always be posted here with its effective date. Continued use after changes take effect constitutes acceptance.