Changelog

What’s new on SponsorApply.

Every improvement we ship, newest first.

Major update

New look, Freelance hub and every country in one place

  • A cleaner, faster design across the whole site, built to work as well on a phone as on a laptop.
  • New Sponsor Finder: type your job title and see which companies sponsor visas for it and who is hiring right now, from US Department of Labor filings and the UK, Canada and Netherlands registers.
  • New homepage with three ways to work globally: move abroad, work remote, or freelance.
  • Real visa-sponsorship numbers for the world's largest employers (Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft, JPMorgan and more) from US Department of Labor data.
  • Freelance hub: an AI proposal writer for Upwork and Fiverr, a rate calculator, and contract and part-time roles from real company career sites.
  • Countries: every country with live jobs is now listed, grouped by region, with search and flags. The homepage shows 24 and the Countries page shows them all.
  • More jobs, straight from employers: we now find the careers page behind each company on the government sponsor registers and add its live jobs automatically, including companies using Personio and Breezy.
  • No more sign-in screen on your first visit. You can browse everything first and sign in only when you need an account.
  • Fixed: the Start free page could show a blank screen for new visitors.
Pricing

Sponsor Pass, refunds and contact

  • One-time Sponsor Passes: $9 for 7 days, $19 for 30 days, $39 for 90 days. No subscription and no auto-renew.
  • Clear refund policy and a contact page with a two-business-day reply promise.
  • Secure hosted checkout, so card details never touch our servers.
Tools

Free visa tools

  • Visa salary checker for the UK, US, Canada, Netherlands, Germany and Australia.
  • Germany Opportunity Card points calculator.
  • Job-offer scam checker: paste an offer and see the red flags.
  • H-1B lottery odds and fee tracker.
Data

Sponsorship verdict and real salary data

  • Every job gets a verdict (Strong, Possible, Unlikely or Blocked) with the evidence listed.
  • US jobs show what the employer actually paid sponsored hires in similar roles, from Department of Labor filings.
  • Stale and duplicate listings removed; jobs are re-checked every day.