Tiered quote-based pricing with Start, Advance, and Optimize plans; agencies are directed to contact sales for a custom quote, and billing can be monthly under a yearly contract.
↻ Billing notes
The supplied documents indicate that Tellent Recruitee moved away from monthly plans as a standalone public option. The help center says the company still offers monthly billing under a yearly contract, and it also states that agencies should contact sales for a custom quote. The FAQ further says employees are checked before the start of each contract year, which implies renewals can reset pricing based on headcount changes. A free trial is offered, and the site states that no credit card is required.
⚠ The supplied sources do not publish list prices, so any final cost depends on a quote and on which plan features or add-ons a buyer needs. The pricing migration FAQ also says the company now prices based on employees rather than users, and employee count is evaluated before each contract year, so expansion can affect renewal pricing.
⚠ Some capabilities are bundled into higher plans instead of being available as individual feature add-ons. The FAQ explicitly says it is not possible to add individual features to plans, which means buyers may need to move to a larger tier to access certain functionality instead of buying only one feature they want.
The supplied official pricing page names the plans and explains what each includes, but it does not publish list prices in the text provided here. Buyers are instead prompted to get a demo or start a free trial. For agencies, the page specifically says to contact the company for a custom quote.
Yes. The site says “Start free trial,” and the homepage says “No credit card required.” That suggests prospective buyers can evaluate the product before speaking with sales or committing to a contract. The supplied sources do not specify trial length.
No. The pricing migration FAQ says it is not possible to add individual features to the plans. Instead, the company says it offers optional add-ons for SSO, Texting, and Onboarding, while other capabilities are grouped into the higher tiers.