A myInterview alternative you can still buy yourself
myInterview is now part of Radancy, with no public price. 1Way Interview stays self-serve: from $13.99 per month billed annually, 14-day free trial, no credit card.
Three facts about myInterview's purchase path, verified on 26 July 2026, easy to check yourself.
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Step 1
2023 to mid-2025: the published price and the free plan disappeared
myInterview's own pricing page stopped listing a price months before Radancy entered the picture. The archived pricing page from 20 June 2025 reads "DISCOVER TAILORED PRICING FOR TAIRA" and asks you to fill out a form for a proposal instead.
Earlier pages looked different. The archived pricing page from February 2023 shows a billing toggle, a plan comparison table, and a free starter account: "1 Active Job / 2 Users / 10 Candidates per month", no credit card required.
Step 1
2023 to mid-2025: the published price and the free plan disappeared
myInterview's own pricing page stopped listing a price months before Radancy entered the picture. The archived pricing page from 20 June 2025 reads "DISCOVER TAILORED PRICING FOR TAIRA" and asks you to fill out a form for a proposal instead.
Earlier pages looked different. The archived pricing page from February 2023 shows a billing toggle, a plan comparison table, and a free starter account: "1 Active Job / 2 Users / 10 Candidates per month", no credit card required.
Radancy has published no sunset or migration notice for the standalone product.
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Step 3
Today: the domain redirects, the old pricing URL dead-ends in a 404
As of 26 July 2026, myinterview.com redirects to Radancy's Screening & Scheduling page, and the old myinterview.com/pricing URL redirects to a Radancy address that returns a 404. The destination has no price, no trial and no signup: the only call to action is "Book a Demo".
The Capterra listing still shows 4.7/5 from 41 reviews, with a single "Enterprise" plan at "Contact Vendor for Pricing", no free trial, no free version. Want the self-serve path back? See the migration section below.
Step 3
Today: the domain redirects, the old pricing URL dead-ends in a 404
As of 26 July 2026, myinterview.com redirects to Radancy's Screening & Scheduling page, and the old myinterview.com/pricing URL redirects to a Radancy address that returns a 404. The destination has no price, no trial and no signup: the only call to action is "Book a Demo".
The Capterra listing still shows 4.7/5 from 41 reviews, with a single "Enterprise" plan at "Contact Vendor for Pricing", no free trial, no free version. Want the self-serve path back? See the migration section below.
How you buy each one, as of 26 July 2026
Feature
1Way Interview
myInterview (Radancy)
Published price
Every plan and price is on the pricing page: $13.99, $34.99, $62.99 and $209.99 per month billed annually.
None. myinterview.com/pricing redirects to a Radancy URL that returns 404, and Capterra lists one "Enterprise" plan at "Contact Vendor for Pricing".
Self-serve signup
Sign up, build a position and send the link the same afternoon. No demo, no sales call, no gate.
Not on the public site. The Radancy Screening & Scheduling page offers "Book a Demo" and nothing else.
Free trial or free version
Full-feature 14-day trial, no credit card. Then $13.99 per month billed annually or $19.99 month to month.
Capterra lists "No free trial" and "No free version". A free starter tier (1 active job, 2 users, 10 candidates a month) was published in 2022 and 2023 and is not on any current page.
How you get a price
You read it on the pricing page and check out yourself. The number you see is the number everyone pays.
Demo request into Radancy sales, then a quote. The June 2025 pricing page already described licenses "priced per active role and usage" with platform fees scaling to team size and hiring volume.
Where the product lives now
A standalone product with one login and one job: one-way video interviews and screening. Nothing to adopt around it.
Inside the Radancy Talent Acquisition Cloud, presented as the "Screening & Scheduling" module. Radancy has published no sunset or migration notice for the standalone product.
One-way (asynchronous) video interviews
Full support, plus text and multiple-choice questions in the same screening.
Full support. This is the capability Radancy acquired and now sells inside its platform.
AI candidate screening
Per-response AI scoring with ratings you can override. Included from the $34.99 per month SME plan up, and the plan that includes it is published.
Radancy markets AI screening and scheduling agents as platform capabilities. Which package includes what is not public.
Download and share candidate videos
Download any video or transcript, and share a candidate with a hiring manager by link, for as long as your plan retains it: 90 days on Starter up to 2 years on Unlimited, published per plan.
Not stated on any current public page. Ask Radancy directly before you commit.
Commitment
Monthly or annual. Pause or cancel any time, no lock-in, no implementation fee.
Not published. Enterprise platform terms are set inside the quote, so ask for the term and the renewal price in writing.
Going over your volume
Extra interviews from $0.57 each, published, and credits never expire.
No published unit price, so overage sits inside the contract you negotiate.
What customers say
5/5 on G2. Try 1Way Interview free for 14 days and judge the experience yourself, no demo required.
Well reviewed: 4.7 out of 5 from 41 reviews on Capterra. Buyers rate the product highly; only the purchase path has changed.
Moving your interview questions across takes an afternoon
A one-way interview is a short ordered list of questions with a time limit on each one. That is portable. There is no schema to map, no ATS re-integration project and no data model to reconcile, which is why switching one-way interview tools is nothing like switching an ATS.
1Open your existing screening and copy the questions out in order, with the time limit and retake setting you use for each. Most teams find this is a single page of text.
2Create a position in 1Way Interview and paste them in. Video, text and multiple-choice questions can sit in the same screening, so a question you had to ask on a call can become a written one.
3Set your indicative per-question time limit and whether candidates may retake. Single-take recording, forward-only reveal and auto-record are optional per-position toggles on every plan, so integrity is a setting you choose rather than surveillance you inherit.
4Add your logo so candidates see your brand rather than ours, then send the link. There is nothing to install on the candidate side and no app to download.
5Run one real candidate through it before you move the rest of your roles. The 14-day trial is a full-feature trial precisely so that this is a real test and not a demo.
If you are the buyer an enterprise talent acquisition suite is built for, going through Radancy sales is the correct move and this page is not for you. That buyer runs high hiring volume across many regions and brands, wants career sites, a candidate CRM, programmatic job advertising, screening and scheduling under one contract and one vendor, needs deep integration into an enterprise ATS delivered by a named implementation team, and has a procurement function for which a negotiated multi-year agreement is routine rather than a personal risk. A suite bought as a suite is worth more than the sum of its modules. Ask for the term, the renewal price and the escalation percentage in writing, and the enterprise route is a perfectly rational one.
The alternative
If what you wanted was a price and a signup button
Then you want the smaller thing, and the smaller thing still exists. One-way video interviews from $13.99 per month billed annually, with AI screening included from the $34.99 per month SME plan up. Fourteen days free, no credit card, no demo required and no implementation fee. Download and share every candidate video and transcript for as long as your plan retains it, from 90 days on Starter up to 2 years on Unlimited, and cancel from the billing page rather than by email. The price is on the pricing page, which is the entire point.
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myInterview and Radancy: frequently asked questions
Short answers on what changed, what did not, and what to ask Radancy.
Radancy has not announced that myInterview is shutting down. As of 26 July 2026, myinterview.com redirects to Radancy's Screening and Scheduling page, and the old myinterview.com/pricing address redirects to a Radancy URL that returns a 404. The capability is now sold as part of the Radancy Talent Acquisition Cloud rather than as a product with its own storefront. If you are an existing customer, ask Radancy directly about your own account.
There is no published price. The myinterview.com pricing URL now resolves to a 404 on radancy.com, Radancy's Screening and Scheduling page carries no figures and offers only a "Book a Demo" button, and the Capterra listing shows a single plan named "Enterprise" at "Contact Vendor for Pricing". To budget for it you need a conversation with Radancy sales. For contrast, 1Way Interview publishes every plan: from $13.99 per month billed annually, or $19.99 month to month.
Not on any current public page. Capterra lists myInterview as having no free trial and no free version. A free starter tier did exist earlier: archived pricing pages from 2022 and 2023 offered a free account with no credit card, giving 1 active job, 2 users and 10 candidates a month, limited to one starter account per company. 1Way Interview runs a full-feature 14-day trial with no credit card instead, which is a different trade: more capability, for a fixed window.
Not from the public site. myinterview.com redirects to Radancy, and the page it lands on has no signup and no free trial, only "Book a Demo". There is no self-serve purchase path on the marketing site.
Copy your questions across in order with their time limits, create a position, paste them in, add your logo, and send the link. A one-way interview is an ordered list of questions with a timer, so there is no schema to map and no integration project. Most teams do it in an afternoon and run one live candidate through it during the free trial before moving the rest of their roles.
No. It is well reviewed, holding 4.7 out of 5 from 41 reviews on Capterra, and the video interviewing capability was strong enough that Radancy bought the company for it. The only thing that changed is how you buy it. If your team is happy inside an enterprise platform and a quote is not an obstacle, staying is a perfectly reasonable decision.
Radancy acquired it. The announcement is dated 9 September 2025 and is titled "Radancy Extends AI Platform, Powering Faster, Smarter, More Cost-Efficient Hiring at Scale". It describes the acquisition as enhancing the Radancy Talent Acquisition Cloud with candidate and recruiter AI agents, and myInterview co-founder Benjamin Gillman is quoted in it. Radancy now markets the screening and scheduling capability as a module of its platform. Nothing in the release says the standalone product is being retired.
No. myInterview had already stopped publishing a price before the acquisition. The archived pricing page from 20 June 2025, roughly three months before the September 2025 announcement, reads "Discover tailored pricing for Taira", says licenses are priced per active role and usage, and asks you to fill out a form for a personalized proposal. There is no dollar figure on it. The self-serve price went first; the acquisition then moved the product inside an enterprise platform.
There is no reliable public figure. The archived pricing pages rendered their tiers in the browser, so the web archive preserved the layout and none of the prices, and the third-party sites that publish a figure disagree with each other by roughly five times. What is documented is the structure: a monthly and yearly billing toggle, a plan comparison table, and a free starter account.
If what you are replacing is the self-serve motion, you want a tool you can buy without a sales call. 1Way Interview does one-way video interviews, plus text and multiple-choice questions in the same screening, from $13.99 per month billed annually, with AI scoring included from the $34.99 per month SME plan up, a 14-day free trial with no credit card, and extra interviews from $0.57 each. If instead you need career sites, a candidate CRM and programmatic advertising under one contract, the Radancy platform is a more sensible fit than anything on this page.
Retention and export of data held in another vendor's system is a question for that vendor, and it is worth getting the answer in writing before you decide anything. On our side: every candidate video and transcript can be downloaded or shared at any time inside your plan's retention window, which runs from 90 days on Starter up to 2 years on Unlimited, published per plan on the pricing page.
Because for a team hiring a few dozen people a year, a quote process costs more than the software. Quote-only pricing exists to size the price to your budget, which is rational for the seller and expensive for a small buyer. We would rather lose the deals where a published number is too high than win the ones where a sales call talks someone into a contract they did not need. That is also why the trial needs no credit card and there is no implementation fee.
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