EasyInterview

Yes, because they are told upfront. Every invite discloses that the interviewer is an AI and that a person reads the transcript. The call happens in the candidate's own language, at a time they picked on WhatsApp, with a one-tap reschedule. Completion rates beat recruiter phone-tag, where half the calls never connect at all.

Yes. Candidates consent to be contacted when they apply, calls are scheduled rather than cold, and every message carries a STOP opt-out. CSV imports go through the same consent flow before anyone is contacted, keeping you on the right side of TRAI rules.

No. Knockouts are deterministic rules you wrote, such as location, notice period, or salary band, shown politely to the candidate at submit. Every decline is clicked by a human, every rule has an "include anyway" override, and every screened candidate gets an outcome message.

All of them. It is one link: LinkedIn, Naukri, Apna, Indeed, WhatsApp groups, a QR poster at the store, your careers page. If you already have a spreadsheet of applicants, import the CSV and they enter the same pipeline.

Real math from the price book: 1,000 apply, and your knockouts typically leave about 400 to call. A 6 to 8 minute screen at $0.20 per connected minute, with the scored report included, runs $1.20 to $1.60. Phone-interviewing all 400 costs about $500 to $600 in total. For comparison, human-run interviews at $25 to $40 each would cost $10,000 to $16,000 for the same coverage. You review the ranked top 20; everyone else gets an outcome message.

Anything hired in volume: sales, support, field, ops, delivery, retail, and engineering. Technical roles can add live AI coding and system-design rounds after the phone screen for a deeper signal.

A top-up is valid for 365 days from purchase, and every top-up is one shared pool for the whole team — any recruiter can spend it on any round, any role.

A phone screen bills $0.20 per connected minute with the scored report included — a full 20-minute screen comes to at most $4, and a call that lasts under 30 seconds is free. Coding and system-design rounds are $15 flat.

Yes — book a demo and we'll run 2–3 sample screens against your actual rubric so you can judge the signal before buying anything.