AI interview notetaker with sourcing and application-review agents; published per-user tiers at $0, $100 and $300, all data hosted in AWS UK.
In-house talent teams on Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Gem or SmartRecruiters who want interview notes, scorecards and follow-ups written back into the ATS instead of typed up afterwards. Pricing is published per user per month and billed only for the agents you use, with a free tier covering the first 100 sourced profiles, so a single recruiter can start without a contract. The ATS write-back is documented down to the permission scope level.
Do not buy it if candidate data must stay in a specific region other than the UK: Metaview's security page states 'Metaview hosts all data on an AWS UK environment' and publishes no alternative region. Buyers evaluating it mainly as a notetaker will find no price, because only the Sourcing tab publishes figures while the Notetaker, Application Review and All agents tabs show none. Teams with an automated-screening compliance obligation should skip it too: Metaview publishes no bias audit, no adverse-impact testing and no New York City Local Law 144 summary, and its Trust Center lists the EU AI Act as a compliance item with no assessment detail attached.
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Metaview publishes Sourcing prices per user per month: Free at $0 for the first 100 profiles sourced, Pro at $100 for 200 profiles sourced a month, and Max at $300 for unlimited profiles sourced. Notetaker, Application Review and All agents tabs show no figures, and Sourcing Enterprise and the Agentic Recruiting Platform are custom-quoted. Reports is a flat-fee add-on with no per-report or per-recording charges.
Yes, and the write-back is documented. Metaview's Lever guide lists four required write scopes and offers one-click note posting to Lever plus automatic links to Metaview notes, using endpoints including Create opportunity note and Update opportunity stage. Greenhouse connects over OAuth on v3. Optional write actions, such as adding sourced candidates and applying Application Review progress and rejection decisions, must be switched on separately.
In the United Kingdom. Metaview's security page states it hosts all data on an AWS UK environment, with no alternative region published. Default retention is 2 years and customers can set a different period, with deletion requests confirmed in writing within 2 to 3 business days. Metaview states it acts as a data processor for GDPR and CCPA purposes, and lists SOC 2 Type II, LGPD and PIPEDA alongside those.
No. Metaview's Trust Center lists CCPA, EU AI Act, GDPR and SOC 2 Type 2 as compliance items, but publishes no bias audit, no adverse-impact testing results and no New York City Local Law 144 summary. Its security page states interview recording is a legally sound method of decreasing bias and cites a 98% candidate opt-in rate, but provides no supporting evidence for either claim.
Facts sourced from the vendor’s own site, last verified 2026-10-10.
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