Head to head

Alex vs EvoHire

Same facts, side by side: starting price, free tier, MCP, API and what each one is actually built for.

Alex

Sales-quoted

Alex (formerly Apriora) is an AI interviewer for live voice, video, and text screens. The company is Alex at alex.com. Pricing is sales-quoted after a demo. There is no public rate card.

Where Alex fits

  • High-volume TA teams that cannot staff enough first-round interviewers
  • Companies that want one AI recruiter across phone, video, and text
  • Orgs already on one of the 33 supported ATS platforms
  • Global hiring that needs 30-language screens

EvoHire

$165/mo Free tier

EvoHire runs AI phone and video technical screening with cheat detection. A free plan is available. Paid plans start at $165/mo.

Where EvoHire fits

  • Engineering hiring teams that want AI phone and video screens before a CoderPad loop
  • TA orgs fighting interview cheating on remote technical screens
  • Startups that will try the free plan before $165/mo
  • Companies comparing EvoHire with FetchTalent at $99/mo

At a glance

DetailAlexEvoHire
Starting priceSales-quoted$165/mo
Free tier–No✓Yes
MCP server–No–No
Public API–No–No
Listed underInterviewing, AI interviewing, AI screeningAssessments, Candidate fraud & AI detection, Interviewing, AI interviewing

Where they pull apart

Alex

Stands out: Alex has run 1,000,000 candidate interviews, supports 30 languages, and lists 33 official ATS integrations. It handles outreach, screening, interviewing, verification, and scheduling so TA does not add headcount for first rounds.

Watch out: Every commercial path is a 30-minute demo. No self-serve SKU, no published per-interview rate, and no trial. This is built for high-volume screening, not a $99/mo SMB seat.

Not the right fit for

  • SMBs that need a published per-interview or per-month price
  • Teams that only want a human notetaker, not an AI that runs the interview

EvoHire

Stands out: Cheat detection on phone and video technical screens is the wedge, not a generic one-way video recorder.

Watch out: The free plan is a cap, not a 14-day Pro trial. Paid at $165/mo still needs a live check on monthly interview volume and languages.

Not the right fit for

  • Teams that only need a $59/role async Willo link
  • Enterprises standardized on HireVue with no appetite for a second AI interviewer

Pros and cons

Alex

  • Voice, video, and text in one AI interviewer, 30 languages
  • 33 official ATS integrations, so reports can land where recruiters already work
  • Scale story: 1,000,000 interviews, built for thousands of screens a day
  • Sales-quoted only. Demo-gated, no trial
  • Overkill if you just need notes on human interviews
  • Review corpus is split across the Apriora and Alex names

EvoHire

  • Free plan with a published paid floor at $165/mo
  • Cheat detection on phone and video technical screens
  • Built for engineering screens, not generic HR video
  • Paid floor is above FetchTalent's $99/mo listing
  • Free plan caps will not cover a hiring sprint

What each one costs

Alex

Sales-quoted

Alex does not publish plan prices. Access is quoted after a demo. The product is the AI interviewer formerly sold as Apriora, now at alex.com. No self-serve trial is offered. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.

Checked 19 Sep 2026

EvoHire

$165/mo

EvoHire publishes a free plan. Paid plans start at $165/mo for AI phone and video technical screening with cheat detection. Confirm live interview caps on the free and paid tiers on the vendor pricing page. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.

Checked 19 Sep 2026

Common questions

Can you try Alex or EvoHire for free?
EvoHire carries a free tier on our listing.

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Editorial listings, never paid rankings. Prices checked 19 Sep 2026. Confirm current terms on the vendor site. Spot an error?