Scope review
Scope combines AI sourcing and matching with monthly plans and a recruiter marketplace.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Scope brings AI sourcing and candidate evaluation together for hiring teams and independent recruiters. It searches professional profiles, matches and scores candidates against role requirements, and can filter and rank results. Recruiters can enrich contact details and prepare personalized outreach, while hiring teams can sync candidates with ATS systems. A recruiter marketplace offers another route: teams can post roles and pay on successful placement. Scope is a fit for teams seeking sourcing and matching workflows; it is less suited to buyers whose process depends on interview assessments.
The published plans show distinct monthly options. Free includes proprietary AI models, automated sourcing, basic project management, a desktop app connector, manual CSV export, 5 contact reveals, and 10 worker enrichments. Starter costs $99 per month and adds a $150 usage balance, frontier AI models, cloud Auto-Pilot sourcing, personal email and phone reveals, Google Sheets sync, and email, ATS, and Slack integrations. Pro is $249 per month with a $400 usage balance, priority support, Agentic Skills, API access, and webhooks. Elite costs $599 per month and includes a $1,000 usage balance, one calibrated role per month, a job description sanity check, and white-glove support; additional roles are $199 per month.
Scope connects with Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workday, iCIMS, and SmartRecruiters, and supports SmartLead and Instantly for outreach. Programmatic workflows can use API, webhooks, MCP, or CLI access. The product also offers per-profile usage and a recruiter marketplace charging 10% or 15% of first-year salary on successful placement, so the monthly plans are not the only purchasing path. Buyers who need sourcing, enrichment, and ATS-connected outreach have several ways to approach the workflow. Those prioritizing interview assessments should choose a product that provides them instead.
Scope pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan includes automated sourcing and 5 contact reveals.
- AI matches, scores, filters, and ranks candidates against role requirements.
- ATS sync, outreach tools, API access, and webhooks support connected workflows.
- Where it doesn't
- Free plan uses manual CSV export rather than cloud sourcing.
- Contact reveals and worker enrichments are limited on the Free plan.
- No interview assessments are included.
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