Multi-channel sourcing
Post once to the leading job platforms and surface the strongest matches from every channel in a single pipeline.
Hireall is AI-powered recruiting software, from sourcing to offer. AI scores and ranks applicants and moves them to the interview stage based on the criteria you set. Your team always makes the hiring decision.
From your very first hire to your hundredth, Hireall bends to your process — not the other way around. Plan-based limits that grow with you, all on one platform.
Retail, hospitality, and ops teams hire thousands of roles a year. Hireall automates the chase: one-click screening, candidate self-scheduling, and on-brand career pages that convert applicants into hires in days, not weeks.
Find talent across every channel, route them with automations, and keep your best pools searchable — without juggling five recruiting tools.
Post once to the leading job platforms and surface the strongest matches from every channel in a single pipeline.
If/then rules on every stage: move, e-mail, note, AI fit score or offer draft — with delays and a working-hours sending window.
Search your whole talent pool in plain language with AI, save your favorite filters, and merge duplicate profiles in one click.
Hireall scores every applicant on the criteria you set, drafts the first-round scorecard, and one-clicks the top matches into your interview loop — before you’ve closed the tab.
Evaluate candidates against shared criteria and bring team feedback together. Add candidate tags to highlight strengths, and @mention teammates in notes to involve the right people.
@mention teammates in a note to notify them and bring them into the conversation.
@Alex Open scorecardBuild, approve, and send offers in one flow — every version kept, every decision in the audit log.
Drag stages, add automations, and route candidates automatically — from application to signed offer without spreadsheet chaos.
Book a demoEach teammate connects their own Google or Outlook calendar. Interviews land where they already work, changes sync both ways, and admins see the whole team in month, week and list views. Candidates pick open slots with Smart Schedule.
Funnel drop-off, time-to-hire, offer acceptance and interviewer calibration — in ten report tabs. Export to Excel/CSV. See the analytics
See where candidates drop — and which stages actually convert.
Median days from apply to accept, trending down.
Why candidates drop — reasons tagged on every rejection.
Which channels send quality — not just volume.
Who scores high, who scores low — per interviewer.
From the first application to the signed offer — screening, pipelines, interviews and automation live in a single, connected workspace.
LinkedIn, Indeed, Slack, Google Calendar, Zoom and Youthall — two-way calendar sync and live job feeds.
Plus job distribution to the leading job platforms. Need a connector we don't list? Ask sales for your stack.
Straight answers about Hireall — what it is, who built it, and how it compares.
Hireall is an applicant tracking system (ATS) that helps hiring teams source, screen, interview, and hire candidates in one place. It combines a visual pipeline, AI-assisted screening, structured scorecards, video interviews, and career-site tools so recruiters and hiring managers share one system of record.
Hireall is built for startups, scaling companies, and enterprise talent teams that want quality hiring without spreadsheet chaos. Recruiters, hiring managers, and agency desks use it for pipelines, collaboration, and reporting — across industries from SaaS to healthcare.
Hireall is built by the team behind Youthall, an employer-branding and early-talent platform that has spent 12 years running hiring campaigns for 1,200+ companies and a community of more than 2 million users. It did not start as a generic pipeline tool adapted to recruiting — it started from real hiring operations: high-volume applications, multi-stage assessment, employer branding and candidate experience. Every part of the product, from AI screening to hiring analytics, comes from that hands-on know-how.
Hireall publishes plan details on the pricing page. The two self-serve plans are priced there by company-size band, with monthly or yearly billing, in USD, EUR and GBP; the largest plan is quoted by sales. Plans are billed per company, not per seat, and you can see every published price without talking to sales.
Hireall publishes side-by-side comparison pages on its compare hub, including Hireall vs Greenhouse, Lever, Workable and Teamtailor. The pages call out where competitors are stronger and where Hireall is a better fit, with competitor details sourced from the vendors' own pages.
Hireall posts jobs to LinkedIn (Limited Listings), Indeed, Google for Jobs, Talent.com, Jooble, Adzuna and Youthall. Each channel is switched on or off per job, and every applicant arrives in the same pipeline tagged with the board they came from.
Hireall hosts candidate data in the EU, keeps each customer's data isolated in a multi-tenant architecture and encrypts it in transit and at rest. Consent, access and deletion requests from candidates are handled inside the product, and the full terms are set out in Hireall's published Data Processing Agreement.
Yes. The Hireall dashboard is available in six languages — English, Turkish, French, Italian, German and Spanish — and each team member can choose their own. The career page and the video interview, interview scheduling and offer pages, together with the e-mails that lead to them, are shown in the language your company sets. The public job page and application form are in English today.
Start with the pages teams use most when evaluating an ATS.
Playbooks, benchmarks, and product updates for modern talent teams.
Most recruiting dashboards measure activity. These eleven measure whether the process is working — and each one comes with the formula and the trap that makes it misleading.
Most cost-per-hire numbers are wrong in the same direction. They count agency fees and job board spend, and quietly omit the largest cost in the process.
The number has roughly tripled across the industry in five years. Almost every reading of that shift is wrong, because the metric conflates three different changes.