Check the plan, not just the feature list. Breezy HR starts at $157/month annually, but customizable scorecards and interview guides start on Growth at $273/month annually, so the lower paid plan is not the scorecard-ready price.
Treat Greenhouse as the structured-hiring benchmark if process discipline matters most. Core includes structured interview kits, scorecards and AI Notetaker, but official pricing is custom and the implementation work is heavier than an SMB ATS.
Choose Ashby if interview feedback needs to feed analytics and recruiting operations. Foundations is listed at $400/month for companies up to 100 employees, while Plus and Enterprise are quote-based, so larger teams should check add-ons and usage terms before signing.
A real scorecard is tied to the interview plan. Look for interviewer instructions, questions, required fields, score fields, private fields and written notes, because a generic thumbs-up field will not fix inconsistent hiring decisions.
Ask how feedback is enforced. Reminders, required fields and debrief visibility matter because scorecards only help if interviewers complete them before opinions harden in Slack or a meeting.
Be careful with AI notes and summaries. Greenhouse has sourced AI Notetaker and scorecard AI features, but recorded interviews raise consent, retention and data-processing questions that legal or HR should review.