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Hire user here. IMO the product was functional (and cheap relative to the market) but not good. There were a lot of UX quirks that made it feel like an outside consultancy slapped some “Material” design on a pre-built app and called it a day. Really I would’ve liked to see a product like this be a meta-layer on top of GSuite productivity tools. ie Interview feedback forms should be a Forms form, the job board should…

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Is there a comparison/review of all hire tools for startup and small businesses? Every Applicant Tracking System looks so expensive if you are not heftily funded...

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"It was built mostly for small to medium sized businesses, with a price that ranged from $200 to $400 a month depending on how many G Suite licenses you needed." Hm. Does that price seem too high? When I think small business I think mom and pop restaurants or utility stores. Would they be willing to pay so much per month just to hire people which they'll inevitably have to pay for anyways? Do small and medium busines…

small business is defined as anything up to 500 people. mom and pop, restaurants are in the same group but it covers a pretty big swath.

500 people is a small business? Wow, definitely this definition is not used in Europe.

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I stopped using every Google product besides Search and Maps. Still have Photos but thats replaceable. Oh and Youtube, which is not replaceable. Haven’t used Gmail in a decade and no use for all the other stuff that no one knows if it will be around next year or not. Sorry to say but that what it has become.

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Hey friends. Lever is a great ATS so definitely check them out.

Another one to add to the list is attract.ai (ATS + automated sourcing and engagement), intelliHR (HRIS) and Greenhouse.io (ATS).

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Does anyone have recommendations for good alternatives? We were sure this would be a good idea when moving to it. :(

Check out at agave.com, it starts out free and gives you full API access to your own data. Edit: disclaimer, I’m founder and CEO there.

Speaking of self-promotion, there may be value in adding all necessary disclaimers before you recommend a product.
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