Recruit CRM alternative
Recruit CRM is an agency ATS and CRM at roughly $99 per user per month, which is about $1,980 monthly for a twenty-seat team. Digital Arrow's Growth plan is $189 per month flat for up to 60 accounts.
Recruit CRM is a mid-market agency platform covering candidate and client management for perm and contract recruiting, sold per user with published rates.
Pricing side by side
Recruit CRM is sold per user, per month. Digital Arrow is sold flat, so the gap widens as a team grows and narrows as it shrinks.
| Product | Published price | 20 seats / month |
|---|---|---|
| Recruit CRM | ~$99/userper user, per month | $1,980 |
| Digital Arrow — Growth | $189flat, per month · up to 60 accounts | $189 |
Reported mid-market rate; tiers vary.
Source: Leonar, recruitment CRM pricing comparison. Vendors change prices; check theirs before deciding.
What Digital Arrow includes in every paid plan
No modules, no per-feature add-ons. This is the whole product at every tier; the tiers differ by how many accounts and AI credits they carry.
- Applicant tracking
- Configurable drag-and-drop pipeline stages, applicant search, and notes and scorecards on the board.
- Interview scheduling
- Google and Outlook calendar connections, free/busy checking across both, and iCalendar invitations.
- Screening
- Reusable questionnaires with text, choice and timed video-answer questions.
- Timesheets and time off
- Manual or timer entry by project, date-range totals, PDF export, and time-off requests.
- Client invoicing
- Branded PDF invoices, optionally built from an applicant's tracked time and an hourly rate.
- Placements and margin
- Bill rate and pay rate per placement, with margin and markup reported by client and by contractor, weighted by hours actually logged.
- Contracts and onboarding
- Multi-party e-signature contracts, plus onboarding material with quizzes and completion tracking.
- Careers page and job feed
- A branded careers page per company and an Indeed-format XML feed for aggregators.
- Public API and webhooks
- Scoped API keys with per-key rate limits, and signed webhooks for job and application events.
- GDPR tooling
- Candidate consent capture, retention policies, and erasure records.
Where Recruit CRM is stronger
- A mature agency CRM with client, contact and deal management alongside the ATS.
- An established customer base with public reviews and references.
- A broader set of existing integrations than Digital Arrow has.
Choose Recruit CRM if
- You want an established agency CRM with references and a support organisation behind it.
- Client relationship management matters to you as much as candidate tracking.
Choose Digital Arrow if
- You want placement margin reporting — bill rate against pay rate, weighted by hours logged — as a first-class part of the product.
- A flat team price fits your budgeting better than a per-recruiter rate.
What Digital Arrow does not do
- No LinkedIn Recruiter integration or LinkedIn job posting API — that requires LinkedIn Talent Solutions partner approval, which we do not hold.
- No sourcing browser extension for capturing profiles from LinkedIn or GitHub.
- No SSO or SAML.
- No built-in candidate texting or SMS.
- A much smaller integration marketplace than any established vendor.
Questions
What is a Recruit CRM alternative with flat pricing?
Digital Arrow charges a flat monthly price rather than per user: $49 for Starter, $189 for Growth covering up to 60 accounts, and $499 for Scale. Recruit CRM is reported at around $99 per user per month, which is roughly $1,980 for twenty seats. Prices checked September 2026.
See it against your own numbers
Pricing is published in full, so there is nothing to request. Put a placement in and the margin report shows bill against pay, weighted by the hours actually logged.
Recruit CRM is a trademark of its owner and is named here only to identify the product being compared. Digital Arrow is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or a partner of Recruit CRM. Competitor pricing shown is the vendor's published list price, or a third-party report where the vendor does not publish one, read on .