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Equitas vs Willo

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

Equitas

£150/mo

Equitas is structured interview intelligence with a live autocue, transcription it claims at 99.9 percent accuracy, and human-led scoring. Pricing starts at £150 per month and scales with company size and volume. In January 2026 Equitas acquired Screenloop, which continues under its own brand.

Where Equitas fits

  • TA teams that want interviewers on rails without replacing the human scorer
  • Employers documenting structured, fair interviews for audit or DEI goals
  • Desks that already have an ATS and need an interview overlay, not a new ATS
  • Companies comparing Equitas after the Screenloop acquisition

Willo

$59/role/mo 14 day free trial

One-way video interviews for async screening. $59 per live role/month on the entry plan, with enterprise from $3,799/year.

Where Willo fits

  • Small and mid-sized teams running async screens
  • Teams on Greenhouse, Workable, Lever or Ashby
  • Hiring managers who review on their own time
  • Buyers who want per-role rather than per-seat pricing

At a glance

DetailEquitasWillo
Starting price£150/mo$59/role/mo
Free tier–No–No
Free trialNot on record14 day free trial
MCP server–No–No
Public API–No–No
Listed underAI note takers, InterviewingInterviewing
CapterraNot enough reviews4.7 from 39 reviews

Where they pull apart

Equitas

Stands out: A real-time autocue walks interviewers through the same questions. Scoring stays human, with positive and negative indicators, auto-generated candidate feedback, and a fairness posture the vendor ties to inclusive-by-default interviews.

Watch out: The only published figure is a £150 per month starting price; the final price depends on company size and projected volumes, so expect a quote. Screenloop remains a separate product after the acquisition.

Not the right fit for

  • Recruiters who need a priced notetaker they can buy on a card today
  • Teams that want a fully autonomous AI interviewer with no human scorer

Willo

Stands out: Priced per live role rather than per seat, with a long list of supported trackers.

Watch out: Priced in pounds, and there is a large gap between the entry plan and enterprise.

Not the right fit for

  • Desks that need live panel video
  • Teams running many roles at once on the entry plan

Pros and cons

Equitas

  • Live autocue for consistent questions across interviewers
  • Human-led scoring with structured indicators, not a silent auto-fail
  • Fairness and inclusive-interview framing baked into the pitch
  • Only a GBP starting price is published; final pricing is quoted
  • Screenloop customers should not assume the products have merged
  • No named ATS list on the homepage, only a generic ATS bridge

Willo

  • Priced per live role rather than per seat
  • Works with the major trackers
  • 14-day trial
  • Priced in pounds
  • Big jump to enterprise
  • Not a live-panel tool

What each one costs

Equitas

£150/mo

No USD rate card. Equitas says pricing is based on company size and projected volumes, starting at £150 per month, and asks buyers to get in touch for a quote. The base tier covers remote and panel interviews and audio recording; higher tiers add a dedicated account manager, bespoke interview materials, auto-generated feedback, downloadable reports, an interview effectiveness audit and ATS integration. No trial is listed. Screenloop was acquired in January 2026 and remains a separate brand. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.

Checked 4 Nov 2026

Willo

$59/role/mo

Willo Lite is $59 per live role per month with no contract, up to 5 live roles. Enterprise starts at $3,799/year. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.

Checked 4 Nov 2026

Common questions

Can you try Equitas or Willo for free?
Neither carries a free tier on our listing. Willo offers a 14 day free trial.

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Editorial listings, never paid rankings. Prices checked 4 Nov 2026. Confirm current terms on the vendor site. Spot an error?