Early access pricing

Pay per hire, not per seat.

Every plan includes a pool of interviews you can spend across all your open roles. Your plan price is the most you'll ever pay. No overage charges, ever.

Trial

Free

Hire for 1 role5 interviews to try — no card requiredInterview every applicant.
  • Bulk-upload up to 5 CVs
  • Full feature access
  • 14-day trial
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Starter

$79 / month

Hire for 1 role150 interviews included every monthInterview every applicant.
  • Bulk-upload up to 100 CVs
  • Email invites in your name
  • Email support
Most Popular

Growth

$199 / month

Hire for 5 roles750 interviews included every monthInterview every applicant.

750 interviews is 200+ hours of phone screens you never make.

  • Bulk-upload up to 200 CVs
  • CSV export
  • Priority support

Business

$399 / month

Hire for 15 roles2,500 interviews included every monthInterview every applicant.
  • Bulk-upload up to 500 CVs
  • Team access (up to 3 users)
  • Custom question bank
  • CSV export + priority support

Questions

What counts as a job?

A job is one role you're hiring for — its own question set and its own pool of candidates. A job stays active while it's accepting invitations or has anyone still interviewing. Close it when you're done and the slot frees immediately.

What happens when I close a job?

The slot frees up right away so you can open another role. Anyone mid-interview always finishes — we never orphan a candidate. And every transcript and summary stays yours to read, forever, on every plan.

What counts as an interview?

An interview is counted only when a candidate actually starts answering — when they send their first message. Invitations that are never opened or never started cost you nothing.

What happens if I use all my interviews?

We never cut off candidates mid-interview and never charge you extra. You get a grace buffer, then new invitations pause until your pool resets or you upgrade.

Do unused interviews roll over?

No. The pool resets each billing month.

Do you require a card for the trial?

No.

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