Head to head
Dover vs Homerun
Same facts, side by side: starting price, free tier, MCP, API and what each one is actually built for.

Free ATS, paid sourcing Free tier
Genuinely free startup ATS with job distribution and a modern interface. Premium ATS is $199 a month if you outgrow the free tier.
Where Dover fits
- Early-stage startups
- Teams that need a free tracker today
- Founders posting a handful of roles
- Buyers who will add sourcing later
Small-business ATS sold on career sites and a calm hiring flow. Light is €89/mo billed annually, €99 monthly, with a 15-day trial.
Where Homerun fits
- Small in-house teams
- Employers whose career site is the pitch
- European small businesses paying in euros
- Buyers who want a 15-day trial
Where they pull apart
Dover
Stands out: A real free tier rather than a countdown trial, with job distribution included.
Watch out: Sourcing is sold separately, and there is no MCP.
Not the right fit for
- Agencies
- Enterprises
- Teams that need MCP
Homerun
Stands out: Career-site quality at small-business scale, with published euro pricing.
Watch out: Job slots cap how many roles you can run at once, which is usually what pushes teams up a tier.
Not the right fit for
- Agencies
- Enterprise selections
- High-volume hourly hiring
Pros and cons
Dover
- Real free tier, not a trial
- Job distribution without a contract
- Public API
- No MCP
- Sourcing costs extra
- Not built for agencies
Homerun
- Published euro pricing
- 15-day free trial
- Career site is the product
- No MCP
- Job slots limit concurrent roles
- Not built for agencies or high volume
What each one costs
Dover
Free ATS, paid sourcing
Free ATS, paid sourcing. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.
Checked 7 Sep 2026
Homerun
€89/mo
From ~$129/mo. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.
Checked 17 Sep 2026
Common questions
Can you try Dover or Homerun for free?
Dover carries a free tier on our listing. Homerun offers a 15 day free trial.
Editorial listings, never paid rankings. Prices checked 7 Sep 2026. Confirm current terms on the vendor site. Spot an error?