Greenhouse is moderately priced. The product’s pricing is based on the number of users. As a company grows, they charge more. The first time we went to renew, they wanted to bump us up on a new annual contract by quite a bit. We told them that the price was too much and they reduced it a little. The solution is cheaper than Lever and SmartRecruiters. The tool is pretty affordable for startups and medium-level companies.
Greenhouse was reasonably priced when we first got it. I compared other solutions, like Lever, and it was fair. They base the pricing on the number of users. The company I was at had 54 people, and I think we originally paid around $8,600. Then as you grow and add users, they have a tiered pay structure and it goes up. The one thing I didn't like, and what caused me to move from Greenhouse, was that they wanted to bump us up almost 20% over what the previous cost was. It's like they were getting a little greedy. I think it's because they know that it's a hassle to migrate from one ATS to another and it takes a while, so they think that they sort of have you handcuffed, but I said, "No, we're not going to do it," and we went to a different solution.
Greenhouse is an industry-focused hiring platform designed to streamline recruitment through a data-driven approach, enhancing both candidate experience and hiring efficiency.
Greenhouse offers a comprehensive recruitment platform aimed at transforming how businesses manage their talent acquisition. By leveraging advanced analytics and intuitive recruitment features, Greenhouse helps organizations maximize their hiring strategies. It supports seamless integration with existing HR systems...
Greenhouse is moderately priced. The product’s pricing is based on the number of users. As a company grows, they charge more. The first time we went to renew, they wanted to bump us up on a new annual contract by quite a bit. We told them that the price was too much and they reduced it a little. The solution is cheaper than Lever and SmartRecruiters. The tool is pretty affordable for startups and medium-level companies.
Greenhouse was reasonably priced when we first got it. I compared other solutions, like Lever, and it was fair. They base the pricing on the number of users. The company I was at had 54 people, and I think we originally paid around $8,600. Then as you grow and add users, they have a tiered pay structure and it goes up. The one thing I didn't like, and what caused me to move from Greenhouse, was that they wanted to bump us up almost 20% over what the previous cost was. It's like they were getting a little greedy. I think it's because they know that it's a hassle to migrate from one ATS to another and it takes a while, so they think that they sort of have you handcuffed, but I said, "No, we're not going to do it," and we went to a different solution.