HackerRank

HackerRank is a developer skills platform used by talent acquisition and engineering teams to evaluate and hire technical candidates through structured coding assessments and live technical interviews. Its core hiring workflow centers on two primary products: Screen (take-home assessments) and Interview (pair-programming interviews). Companies can choose from a large, role-oriented question library (e.g., 2000+ questions on Starter, 4000+ on Pro, and 7500+ on Enterprise) and administer tests in a controlled environment designed to support fairness and integrity. Commercial plans are packaged as subscriptions with annual "attempt" allocations. An attempt is consumed when a candidate begins a test or joins an interview session, and additional attempts can be purchased for a fixed per-attempt fee. This model supports variable hiring volume while keeping subscription costs predictable. HackerRank's pricing page provides published rates for Starter and Pro plans, and Enterprise is offered via custom pricing. For teams that need more automation and integrity controls, the Pro plan lists "Advanced AI features," including an AI-Assisted IDE, AI Proctoring & Identity Verification, and evaluation support (e.g., scorecard assistance). HackerRank recently pivoted toward 'AI-native' recruiting with the launch of its AI Interviewer (autonomous technical interviewer launched in 2025) and ASTRA benchmark to measure developer productivity in the age of AI agents. HackerRank offers a free trial signup flow (no credit card required per the trial page), enabling prospective customers to evaluate the platform before purchase. For larger organizations, the Enterprise tier adds capabilities such as advanced roles/permissions, SSO/SCIM, premium support, professional services access, and the ability to test very high candidate volumes. The platform serves over 26 million developers globally and is used by Fortune 1000 enterprises including Airbnb, Goldman Sachs, and Vanguard. HackerRank also highlights integrations to connect hiring workflows into ATS and calendar tooling—examples explicitly listed include Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, and Google/Outlook calendar. Overall, HackerRank is positioned for organizations hiring for software engineering and other technical roles that want standardized assessments, plagiarism protection, and interview tooling, with optional AI-assisted evaluation and proctoring features.