
eSkill
Skills testing platform for hourly through professional roles.
Quote-based pricing
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Bottom line
eSkill is a pre-hire skills testing platform covering hourly through professional roles. Growth, Scale, and Custom packages all say Talk to sales. There is no public dollar table on eskill.com/subscription-options.
Stands out for: A large subject library (the vendor cites 600-plus subjects and heavy customization) plus a dedicated assessment expert on paid packages. Video-response questions exist as an add-on on some older plan pages.
Watch out for: Ignore Capterra's $400/mo starting price. It is not the vendor rate card. An older account_purchase page that mentioned a 100-assessment Small Business pack is not the current subscription-options page.
Overview
eSkill sells a pre-employment assessment platform. Growth is for a few roles, Scale for most roles, and Custom for multi-division implementations with heavier services. Every package on the current subscription page is Talk to sales.
The library spans Microsoft Office, Google Workspace, typing, customer service, accounting, healthcare, industrial aptitude, coding, and cognitive items. Candidates are never charged. Capterra lists eSkill at 4.5 from 171 reviews. Headquarters copy points to San Antonio, TX.
Who it's for
Best for
- HR teams testing office, industrial, call-center, healthcare, and IT skills in one library
- Staffing firms that need customizable subject mixes rather than a single cognitive test
- Hiring managers who want a scored skills snapshot before the interview
- US employers that want a US-based assessment vendor on a quoted subscription
Not ideal for
- Teams that want a published per-test or $99/mo self-serve plan
- Buyers who only need a three-in-one cognitive/personality/motivation screen
Key features
Skills tests. Large test library plus custom exams.
Job simulations. Used for hourly and professional screening.
What it does. Tests the actual skill before the interview.
Pricing
eSkill's current subscription page lists Growth, Scale, and Custom. Every package is Talk to sales. There is no public monthly or per-test table. Plans differ by features, support, and hiring volume. Ask sales for a quote. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.
Checked 19 Sep 2026. Vendors change prices without notice.
Is eSkill expensive?
eSkill does not publish a price. It is one of 26 quote-based tools among the 43 assessments tools in our directory. 7 have a free tier, and those with a public price typically start around $99 a month.
- 26 quote-based
- 7 free tier
- 18 public price
Worked out automatically from every assessments listing, so it updates as the directory changes.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Broad skills library from hourly through professional roles
- Capterra 4.5 from 171 reviews on the matching eSkill product
- Dedicated assessment-expert support called out on paid packages
Cons
- The vendor does not publish current package prices
- Capterra $400/mo should not be treated as the live rate
- Not a full ATS or video-interview platform
How eSkill compares
See all eSkill alternatives, with what each one does differently and a head to head for every pairing.
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$215/mo Free tier
TestGorilla publishes from $142/mo if you want a self-serve skills library instead of an eSkill quote.
Sales-quoted API
Criteria is a quoted aptitude and whole-person battery rather than eSkill's job-skills library.
Sales-quoted
Wonderlic Select is a quoted three-in-one cognitive, personality, and motivation screen, not a 600-subject skills library.
Sales-quoted
Mercer Mettl is a quoted enterprise assessment and proctoring suite under the Mercer brand.