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Intervieux vs HireVue: minute packs or a six-figure contract

HireVue is an enterprise video-interview and assessment platform that runs on custom contracts averaging $49,855 a year and reaching above $145,000, with a 6+ week implementation and $15,000 to $40,000 in onboarding fees.

Intervieux runs AI-conducted screening interviews scored on 5 dimensions, priced in minute packs of 500, 2,000, or 10,000 minutes, with an automatic screening rules engine and a full ATS pipeline built in, no sales cycle required to get access.

Both companies sell AI-assisted candidate screening to employers, but they were built for different buyers. HireVue has spent years building for enterprises that already run Workday, SAP, or Oracle and need a vendor that plugs into that stack, with dedicated customer success managers and compliance certifications like FedRAMP for regulated industries.

Intervieux was built as a self-contained ATS with the AI interview and the screening logic in the same product, priced so a company can start running real screening interviews without a procurement process.

The honest gap: HireVue has pre-built integrations into major enterprise ATS platforms and a decade of enterprise-grade compliance work behind it. Intervieux does not have native Greenhouse, Lever, or Workday connectors today.

What it has instead is a hosted remote MCP server and a full REST API with 13 scopes, so a company willing to build a connection, rather than buy a pre-built one, gets programmatic access to the whole pipeline.

Verdict

The honest verdict

If your company already runs Workday, SAP, or Oracle for HR and needs a vendor with a pre-built integration into that exact stack, plus FedRAMP certification, 40-language support, and a dedicated customer success manager for a 5,000+ employee organization, HireVue's Enterprise or Premium tier is built for that and Intervieux is not a substitute today.

Choose Intervieux when you want to start screening candidates with AI interviews and an automatic rules engine without a multi-week implementation or a six-figure annual commitment, when your engineering team would rather integrate against an OpenAPI spec or a hosted MCP server than wait on a vendor's pre-built connector, or when a 500 to 10,000-minute pack fits your hiring volume better than a custom enterprise license.

A large regulated enterprise with existing HR infrastructure often has real reasons to pick HireVue. A growing company that wants AI screening, an ATS, and a rules engine live in days, not months, will get there faster on Intervieux.

Companies experimenting with letting an AI agent operate part of their hiring workflow directly, rather than a person clicking through a dashboard, have another reason to look at Intervieux's hosted MCP server, a capability HireVue's public site does not describe.

Neither company is wrong for the buyer it's built for; the mismatch only shows up when a company picks based on brand recognition rather than its own hiring volume and compliance needs.

Who it's for

Who each one is for

HireVue fits large, often regulated enterprises, financial services, healthcare, retail, and public-sector organizations that need certified compliance features, pre-built ATS integrations, and game-based cognitive assessments at scale, and that have the budget and procurement runway for a six-figure annual contract.

Its Premium tier in particular is built for organizations with 5,000 or more employees running a white-glove implementation.

Intervieux fits employers, from startups through mid-market companies, who want an AI interview product and a full applicant tracking system in one place, priced by the minute rather than by the seat-year, with a screening rules engine that runs automatically the moment an interview finishes rather than requiring a separate analytics module.

Side-by-side

DimensionIntervieuxHirevue
Pricing modelMinute packs: 500, 2,000, or 10,000 minutes; employer access by requestCustom annual contracts, avg $49,855/yr, ranging roughly $35,000 to $145,000+/yr
Time to start screeningSelf-contained ATS and interview product; access granted by request, no described minimum implementation window6+ week enterprise implementation typical, plus $15,000-$40,000 in onboarding fees
Screening automationRules engine runs automatically per completed interview: 14 operators, 5 actions, nested AND/OR to 5 levels/25 conditionsAI screening and benchmarking available on the Enterprise tier and above
ATS integrationsNo native Greenhouse, Lever, or Workday connectors; full REST API (13 scopes) and hosted MCP server for custom integrationPre-built integrations with Workday, SAP, and Oracle
Assessment typesAI-conducted conversational interviews plus custom technical challenges (AI-drafted problem and answer key)Game-based cognitive assessments, technical coding assessments, language proficiency testing, situational judgment tests
Scoring5 dimensions (Overall, Communication, Technical, Behavioral, Cultural Fit) scored 0-10 with written reasoning and calibration floors/capsAI evaluation of language patterns and competency signals; facial expression analysis discontinued in 2021
Developer accessFull ATS v1 REST API with OpenAPI spec, plus a hosted remote MCP server (~40 tools) with OAuth 2.1 and PKCENot described as a public developer API on its marketing site
Compliance tierDocumented retention policy, append-only consent records, full-delete pathFedRAMP certification available on Enterprise tier, per third-party pricing research

Pricing, compared as of August 2026

HireVue does not publish pricing on its own site. Third-party SaaS pricing research from Vendr-sourced data puts the Essential tier at roughly $35,000 a year, with average contract value across tracked deals at $49,855 a year and top-end enterprise deals exceeding $145,000, plus $15,000 to $40,000 in implementation fees before a company runs a single interview.

Intervieux publishes minute-pack pricing directly: 500, 2,000, or 10,000 minutes, with employer access granted by request rather than a multi-stage sales process. For a company unsure of its annual interview volume, a minute pack is a materially different financial commitment than a custom annual contract negotiated around projected usage.

How screening decisions actually get made

HireVue's Enterprise tier adds AI screening and benchmarking on top of its Essential video interviewing, plus adverse-impact testing, a feature aimed at compliance in regulated hiring. HireVue publicly discontinued facial expression analysis in 2021 after criticism of the practice, and its AI now evaluates language patterns and competency signals instead.

Intervieux's screening rules engine is built into every account: as each AI interview finishes, rules evaluate against all 5 scores plus challenge score, experience level, salary estimate, key skills, and strengths and weaknesses, then automatically tag, move stage, flag, set priority, or notify someone, with up to 25 nested conditions across 5 levels of AND/OR logic.

Rules can be tested live against real candidates before they're turned on, with a match count shown before anything fires.

Where HireVue's enterprise integrations win

This is the section where Intervieux does not have the stronger answer. HireVue integrates directly with Workday, SAP, and Oracle, the systems many large enterprises already run their HR operations through, and its Enterprise tier adds 40-language support and FedRAMP certification for public-sector and regulated buyers.

Intervieux has no native Greenhouse, Lever, or Workday connector today.

What it offers instead is a full REST API with 13 scopes covering jobs, applications, pipeline, scheduling, documents, and talent search, documented with an OpenAPI spec, plus a hosted remote MCP server at app.intervieux.ai/mcp with OAuth 2.1, PKCE, and Dynamic Client Registration, so an AI agent or a custom integration can connect with roughly 40 available tools.

For a company with in-house engineering willing to build that connection, the API and MCP server are a real capability. For a company that specifically wants to buy a pre-built Workday connector off the shelf, HireVue has it and Intervieux does not.

The ATS underneath the interview

HireVue is primarily an interviewing and assessment layer that plugs into an employer's existing ATS. Intervieux ships its own ATS: a 7-stage customizable pipeline with tags, ratings, notes, priority flags, and a full event timeline, bulk actions, CSV and Excel export with per-job trait columns and an AI hiring recommendation, candidate import, and shortlisting by weighted score.

Pipeline-hygiene nudges flag candidates stuck for 7 or more days and stages aging past 14 days, and a weekly per-job hiring digest lands in an employer's inbox automatically. A company already committed to Workday or another ATS as its system of record will layer HireVue on top of it.

A company that wants the interview and the pipeline to live in the same product will find that structure already built into Intervieux.

Letting an AI agent drive the ATS directly

A newer question employers are starting to ask vendors is whether an AI agent like Claude or ChatGPT can operate their hiring tools directly, not just read a dashboard. Intervieux answers that with a hosted remote MCP server at app.intervieux.ai/mcp, built with OAuth 2.1, PKCE, and Dynamic Client Registration, plus a real consent screen, exposing roughly 40 tools across the ATS.

An employer can connect Claude or ChatGPT to it and have the agent move candidates through the pipeline, run a talent search, or draft a screening rule, under the same authentication a human user would go through.

HireVue's public marketing site does not describe an equivalent agent-facing connector; its 24/7 AI chat features are built to talk with candidates, not to let an external AI agent operate the recruiter side of the platform. For a company evaluating vendors on whether they can be driven by an AI agent rather than only a person clicking through a UI, that's a concrete difference to check for.

Frequently asked questions

Does HireVue publish its pricing?

No. HireVue pricing is quote-based through a sales process. Third-party pricing research puts contracts between roughly $35,000 and $145,000+ a year, averaging $49,855, plus $15,000 to $40,000 in implementation fees. Intervieux publishes minute-pack pricing (500, 2,000, or 10,000 minutes) directly, with access granted by request.

Does Intervieux integrate with Workday or Greenhouse?

Not with a native pre-built connector. Intervieux does not have Greenhouse, Lever, or Workday integrations today. It offers a full REST API (13 scopes, OpenAPI documented) and a hosted MCP server with roughly 40 tools for teams that want to build a custom connection.

Is HireVue still using facial expression analysis?

No. HireVue discontinued facial expression analysis in 2021 following public criticism. Its AI evaluation now focuses on language patterns and competency signals rather than visual cues.

How does Intervieux's screening rules engine compare to HireVue's AI screening?

HireVue's AI screening and benchmarking are available starting on its Enterprise tier. Intervieux's screening rules engine is built into every employer account and runs automatically per completed interview, using 14 operators, 5 actions, and up to 25 nested conditions, with live testing before a rule goes active.

Can an AI agent like Claude operate Intervieux's ATS directly?

Yes. Intervieux hosts a remote MCP server at app.intervieux.ai/mcp with OAuth 2.1, PKCE, and Dynamic Client Registration, exposing roughly 40 tools so a connected agent can move candidates through the pipeline, search talent, or draft screening rules under real authentication.

HireVue's public site does not describe an equivalent agent-facing connector.

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