get88 vs Farm Work Australia
For your 88-day and regional job search in Australia.
Choose get88 to build consistent daily regional employer outreach wherever its available contacts fit your work and destinations. Tell employers the work you can do, your relevant experience and when you can start, then run an approved Gmail campaign. Use Farm Work Australia for agricultural adverts with specific duties and application instructions.
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.
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Which fits the way you apply?
Choose get88 if…
Use get88 to keep a suitable regional search moving each day, including before employers post vacancies. For agricultural work, put the tasks you have done and any relevant machinery or packing experience in your CV; state your location, transport and start date in the introduction. Check that the available contacts fit that work, approve the application and start Gmail sending. You manage replies and pursue useful farm adverts while the campaign runs.
Compare the workflows ↓Choose Farm Work Australia if…
Farm Work Australia suits a search focused on agricultural adverts, such as picking, packing, dairy, livestock or farm-hand work. Its FAQ says applicants can browse and follow a listing's instructions without creating an account. Use each advert to decide whether the work and practical arrangements fit before you contact the employer.
Visit Farm Work Australia ↗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 | Farm Work Australia |
|---|---|---|
| Work focus | Regional employers across sectors, subject to the work and location coverage available. | Agricultural job listings across work types and Australian regions. |
| Job details | An employer contact; current vacancies still need to be established. | A job listing with its own details and application instructions. |
| Account | An account and completed setup for Gmail Automation. | Its FAQ says no account is needed to browse or apply. |
| Apply via | Scheduled separate emails with your uploaded CV. | Follow the instructions on each listing. |
| Replies | Continue employer conversations in your Gmail. | Employers manage applications and follow-up directly; the channel depends on the listing. |
| Before you go | Ask employers about the actual role, transport and accommodation. | Read the listing and ask the employer to confirm accommodation or transport; the website does not arrange them for you. |
The differences that matter
A farm advert can narrow the question quickly
Put the farm tasks you have done in your CV, whether that means packing, machinery operation or outdoor picking. Tell employers your start date, transport and the regions you can reach. Check get88 coverage for that work, then approve and start a daily introduction campaign while you pursue Farm Work Australia adverts that fit your skills.
No account can mean a short path to an application
Farm Work Australia's FAQ describes applying without an account: open the advert and follow its instructions. Use that route for selected vacancies. With get88, you prepare and approve an application before starting a daily Gmail campaign, so you can keep contacting suitable employers without waiting for a new listing.
Plan the follow-up and the move separately
An application does not settle how you will reach the farm or where you will live. Ask about the workplace, dates and practical arrangements while the employer considers your CV. Keep applying where appropriate, but avoid booking travel based only on a listing or an unanswered contact email.
Prepare a farm-relevant application and keep outreach running
Define the farm tasks you can do, the regions you can reach and your start date. Check get88's available coverage before building a campaign for that search.
Highlight relevant agricultural experience in your CV and state availability and transport in the introduction. Approve the email and CV, connect Gmail and start daily outreach within your plan's limits.
Browse Farm Work Australia for suitable agricultural adverts while the campaign runs. Follow each listing's application instructions and tailor your material to its duties.
Check replies each day, answer employers yourself and review unclear application details. Confirm the duties, workplace and any accommodation or transport agreement before moving.
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
Do I need an account to apply on Farm Work Australia?
Its current FAQ says you do not need an account. Open a listing and follow the application instructions. get88 Automation requires an account, prepared message and CV, and connected Gmail.
Does get88 cover every harvest region or farm vacancy?
No such coverage is established. get88 has regional employer contacts across sectors, with availability varying by town and role. Check the available employers before relying on it for a specific crop, season or specialist farm job.
Will either service arrange farm accommodation or transport?
get88 helps with employer contact and email applications. Farm Work Australia's FAQ says employers sometimes offer arrangements, but the website does not organise them. Ask the employer what is available and confirm the terms before you travel.
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 Farm Work Australia or measure either service’s hiring results.
Checked on 7 October 2026 using Farm Work Australia's official FAQ, which became readable after an initial timeout. We did not apply to listings or verify a particular farm, harvest schedule or accommodation arrangement. The comparison does not assert equal agricultural coverage or that all farm work qualifies as specified work.
- Farm Work Australia: application and practical FAQs
- Farm Work Australia: agricultural job listings
- get88: regional coverage and applications
- get88: current plans
The full comparison guide includes our Gmail workflow and a labelled founder job-search example.