What’s the best modern recruitment agency software to use?

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From our research, we found that the following were the best recruitment agency management software programs on the market:

  • ​Recruit CRM (simple) – $25 per user per month
  • Recruiterflow (best design) – $49 per user per month under the Agency plans
  • Top Echelon (most features) – $65 for first user then $30 per user ongoing
  • Vincere (comprehensive) – request pricing
  • Crelate (easy to use) – $89 per user per month for recruitment CRM capabilities
  • Recruiterbox (collaboration features) – $199 per month
  • Home Run (per personal, non-agency use) – €19 per month per listing
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