Skillvee review
Async AI work simulations with recordings and ranked scorecards, starting at $99/month billed annually.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Skillvee turns job descriptions into role-specific work simulations that candidates complete asynchronously through a shareable link. Employers can review and adjust the generated scenario and rubric before sending it. Candidates take part in real-time voice conversations with AI stakeholders, while the platform captures screen and voice recordings. Its materials cover roles including engineering, product, data science, sales, and customer success. This approach is aimed at teams that want evidence of how candidates handle job-related tasks, rather than relying only on conventional assessment formats.
The standout is the combined review record: structured scorecards ranked across work dimensions sit alongside conversation transcripts, work artifacts, and recordings. That gives hiring teams several forms of evidence to compare, while adjustable simulations and rubrics allow the assessment to reflect a role. According to the published plans, Pilot includes live AI work simulations and structured 8-dimension evaluation; Starter adds custom scenarios and PDF report export. Growth adds Google sign-in, and Scale adds API access, custom branding, and a dedicated success manager. A 14-day trial is available.
Pricing is presented as annual billing: Pilot is $99 per month, Starter $299, Growth $799, and Scale $1,999. The listed plan features provide a clear progression, but buyers should weigh the annual commitment against their assessment volume; pricing is volume-based with annual assessment allowances. Skillvee is cloud-based and web-only, with email support on Pilot and priority support on Growth. The published product details describe direct ATS integrations as in progress, and do not list benchmarking or proctoring. Teams seeking role-specific simulation evidence may find the focus suitable; organizations that require listed ATS integrations, benchmarking, or proctoring should consider alternatives.
Skillvee pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Generates adjustable, role-specific simulations from job descriptions
- Combines recordings, transcripts, work artifacts, and ranked scorecards
- PDF report export is available from Starter and above
- Where it doesn't
- Plan prices shown are billed annually
- Direct ATS integrations are described as in progress
- No benchmarking or proctoring is listed
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