The market is moving fast on price and speed. We'd rather be measured on something harder: your real workflows, your toughest roles, and whether the whole system holds together.
Solo recruiters start at $494/mo with a 7-day free trial. For enterprise teams, seats are still part of the model, but pricing is configured to the stack hireEZ replaces rather than a flat per-seat rate times headcount, and it's validated in a four-week verification before you sign.
The market is pulling in one direction: cheaper, faster, easier. We can match that pace. What we won't shortcut is the proof. For a team at scale, a surface-level look with no implementation, no data, and no training answers almost nothing about how a platform performs in your environment. So before you sign anything, we run a four-week verification with your team: unlimited working sessions, your actual workflows, your hardest use cases. If we can't prove it works for you in four weeks, we haven't earned the deal.
One system on top of your ATS. Your data flows through it, instead of losing context every time it crosses a tool boundary.
That continuity is the part that compounds. hireEZ brings sourcing, CRM, outreach, screening, scheduling, and analytics into one system that runs on top of the ATS you already trust, and it's the thing a stack of separate tools can't give you once you're operating at scale.
As our product has evolved, we've found significant success empowering enterprise teams at scale. In a market now competing on agentic AI, that means more than handing you the stack. It means building a system an enterprise team can fully rely on. That's what we believe the future of recruiting looks like, and it's why we're glad to be measured against anyone.
There's a pattern underneath all of this. A team prices a new tool by the seat, signs it, then finds the seat was only part of the job. The work still needs CRM, outreach, screening, scheduling, and reporting, so more tools get added on top of the ATS. A couple of years later there are five or six contracts and no one can say what the whole thing costs. That total is the number we've come to believe matters most. It's the figure that anchors the ROI conversation with the core of the business, and the worksheet below builds it from your own numbers.
Just starting out as a solo recruiter? You can begin with hireEZ for $494/mo, with a 7-day free trial. Start here.
Put in your own contract figures, not our estimates. Switch off anything you don't pay for. What comes back is the annual cost of your current stack and how many separate tools it spans. It's your data, and it stays in your browser.
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The figures above are yours: entered by you, kept in your browser. "Reallocatable LinkedIn spend" applies our published LinkedIn Recruiter seat-reduction range (50-60%) at its conservative end, 50%, to the LinkedIn number you enter. The database-rediscovery range reflects hireEZ customer averages. We don't show a hireEZ price here because it's set against the stack it consolidates, so the last step is getting your number to finish the picture.
Most teams license each of these layers separately, then connect them by hand. Add up what you pay for them in the worksheet above. hireEZ brings them into one system on top of the ATS you already trust.
For an individual recruiter getting started, hireEZ begins at $494/mo with a 7-day free trial. For enterprise teams, seats are still part of the model, but pricing is configured to the stack hireEZ replaces rather than a flat per-seat rate times headcount, because most teams use it to bring four to six tools together on top of their ATS. The worksheet above gives you the total in your own numbers, and a four-week verification proves the value on your real workflows before you sign.
Honestly, because we used to, and it stopped reflecting what we actually do. A flat, published seat rate describes a single tool. What we've built brings four to six of them together on top of your ATS, so while seats are still part of the model, the price is configured to the stack you're replacing rather than a fixed rate per seat. The kind of transparency we think is more useful, for a team running TA at scale, is the full math before you sign: how many LinkedIn seats you can step down, how many contracts you can retire, and how much of your existing database you can put back to work.
Here's what we observe. A sourcing tool prices one part of the job. Once you have the list, you still pay for CRM, outreach, screening, scheduling, and analytics, and someone still connects them by hand. So when we compare, we look at that tool plus its bolt-ons against one platform. In most of the stacks we see, the all-in number favors bringing it together, even when a single tool looks cheaper on its own line. The full workflow runs on one platform with 40+ native ATS integrations, so nothing gets ripped out.
Per seat, usually. For the team, rarely, at least in what we've seen. We started as a sourcing tool with a simple seat price ourselves, and then the category moved. It's the same arc sales and marketing already went through: a system of record, then a sprawl of point tools on top of it, then one layer that runs the work. Our read is that recruiting is in the middle of that shift now, and a sourcing-only purchase adds to the same sprawl most leaders are working to unwind.
That's a call only you can make against your own numbers, which is why we put the worksheet first. What we can share: teams that bring their stack together with us tend to be live in weeks and seeing value inside 90 days, without replacing the ATS. The platform runs on 1B+ candidate profiles across 45+ channels, and 70+ Fortune 500 teams are on it. In our experience the pricing question is really a consolidation question, and that's the conversation we'd rather have with you.
Run your numbers above, then get ours, and see your total tooling spend as one line instead of six.
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