get88 vs Back4Work
For your 88-day and regional job search in Australia.
Choose get88 for a daily outreach system you start with an approved CV, introduction and connection to your own Gmail. Keep approaching suitable covered regional employers without waiting for public adverts, while you manage replies. Back4Work advertises a farm-employer CV campaign; confirm its current sender, schedule and tracking if you want that farm-focused route.
The Get88 Method: Up to 100 applications a day from your Gmail, with your CV attached.
A$49 AUD once. No subscription or renewal. Sending depends on employer coverage and Google quota.
Start free applications →Free: 100 applications in total, up to 5 a day. No card required.
Published by get88. Competitor sources checked . Guide updated . Sources and method
Which fits the way you apply?
Choose get88 if…
Use get88 when you want regular individual email outreach for the regional work and locations you choose. Put relevant experience in your CV and explain your target work, start date and availability in the introduction. Review the employer preview, approve the application and connect Gmail before starting the campaign. You handle replies and work on selected leads while daily sending continues within your plan and available coverage.
Compare the workflows ↓Choose Back4Work if…
Back4Work may suit a farm-focused applicant if its currently offered campaign matches the advertised workflow. The indexed official page describes choosing a region and sending a CV and cover letter to farm employers, with the applicant's address in reply-to. Confirm how recipients are selected, what you approve and how replies are handled before relying on that description.
Visit Back4Work ↗A daily application routine
Plan your daily applications
Set a daily application routine around the employers that fit your search. The Get88 Method can send up to 100 a day where employer availability and Google quota allow. Save the roles and locations you can work in, then review your send count each day.
Prepare a clear CV and message
Lead with relevant experience, your start date, locations and availability. Upload a clear CV and approve an introduction that helps an employer assess your fit.
Contact employers before an advert
Ask suitable employers about current or upcoming work without waiting for a public listing. Your enquiry can reach them before they publish an ad; a contact does not confirm a vacancy.
Build a routine you can repeat
Approve your message and CV, connect Gmail and start applications. get88 schedules separate emails; you handle replies and follow-ups. Campaigns with the Get88 Method last six weeks, with manual restarts at no extra cost.
How the two work
| Feature | get88 | Back4Work |
|---|---|---|
| Search focus | Regional employers across sectors, with coverage varying by work and location. | An advertised campaign for farms, packing sheds and labour-hire businesses in a chosen region. |
| What you send | Your approved message and uploaded CV. | Advertises using the applicant's CV and cover letter. |
| Sender evidence | Documented sending from the applicant's connected Gmail. | Advertises the applicant's name and own address in reply-to; the sending account was not established. |
| Sending pattern | Separate employer emails on a daily campaign schedule. | Advertises one campaign contacting farm employers; a daily schedule was not established. |
| Reply handling | Employer replies arrive in Gmail; get88 does not read the inbox. | Advertises tracking opens and replies; the working feature was not tested. |
| Evidence | Current product source and the public setup description. | Indexed official promotional copy; direct page retrieval returned a loading shell. |
The differences that matter
Both products describe doing more than listing contacts
Back4Work's indexed page advertises sending a CV and cover letter to farm employers in a chosen region. Before starting, compare how each campaign selects recipients, sends the application and leaves you to handle the next step. Our review did not test that advertised campaign.
A reply-to address does not establish the sending account
Back4Work's advertised use of your address in reply-to explains a possible reply destination. It does not by itself establish that the email was sent through your Gmail account. get88 requires a Gmail connection and describes separate sending from that account. Ask Back4Work to clarify its current sender and permissions if that distinction matters to you.
Match farm specialisation to actual coverage
Choose contacts that fit your skills, start date and destination before you increase application volume. A farming search and a wider regional search may need different experience highlighted in the CV. Check available coverage, approve that application and start a get88 daily campaign while you confirm the details of any separate farm campaign.
Choose a suitable campaign and keep a daily reply routine
Define the work, regions and start date you can accept. Prepare a CV with relevant experience and an introduction that makes your availability clear.
Check get88's available employers, preview and approve the application, connect Gmail and start daily individual sending within your plan's limits.
If you also want Back4Work's farm-focused route, confirm its current recipient selection, sender and schedule. Keep any additional campaign separate from applications already underway.
Check replies each day, answer employers yourself and improve your material from their questions. Record existing applications and confirm role details before accepting work.
We check hospitality employer locations against the official 88-day work areas. Explore get88’s regional towns and read our specified-work guide. Home Affairs sets the rules for 417 and 462 visas.
For hospitality roles, prepare your introduction with the hospitality application email template. The full guide includes a worked example of using advertised jobs and direct enquiries together and two founder replies with readable excerpts.
Current get88 terms
Sending requires Gmail. Employer availability and Google quota affect how many applications go out.
The Get88 Method
A$49 AUD once. No subscription or renewal.
Apply to regional employers without sending each email yourself. get88 sends your approved message and CV from your Gmail, up to 100 applications a day during a six-week campaign. You get lifetime roster access and can manually start another campaign at no extra cost.
Questions before you choose
Does Back4Work advertise automated applications?
Its indexed official page advertises a campaign that emails an applicant's CV and cover letter to farm employers. We did not run a campaign or verify the working application features, so those remain advertised capabilities.
Does Back4Work send from my Gmail like get88?
That was not established. The indexed copy mentions your name and your address in reply-to. get88 documents connected Gmail sending; a reply-to address alone is insufficient evidence of the same sender setup.
Which product should I choose for farm work specifically?
Check whether the currently available employers fit your farm skills, regions and dates. Back4Work's advertised campaign is farm-focused; get88 coverage varies by town and role across regional sectors. This review did not inspect either private roster or measure hiring outcomes.
Sources and method
get88 publishes this comparison and has a commercial interest in its own service. We checked public product and help pages on and verified get88’s workflow against our current product. We did not send applications through Back4Work or measure either service’s hiring results.
Checked on 7 October 2026. Back4Work's direct official page exposed only a loading shell; the feature descriptions come from indexed official page copy. We did not create an account, test tracking, invoke an outreach API or send mail. Its sender account and daily schedule remain unestablished. No comparative pricing, deliverability, roster-size or outcome claim is made.
- Back4Work: advertised farm-contact campaign
- get88: connected Gmail and campaign setup
- get88: current plans
The full comparison guide includes our Gmail workflow and a labelled founder job-search example.