
Metaview develops AI recruiting software for sourcing, screening, interview notes, and hiring analytics.
Metaview's product expansion connects two parts of recruiting: information captured from hiring conversations and agents that perform operational work. Its sourcing, application review, screening, and interview tools share recruiting context, while fillmore builds outbound pipelines. The company describes this as a shift from software recruiters operate to work they can delegate.
The September 2026 financing announcement identifies three priorities: expanding the agent platform, opening a New York office and growing the team, and developing its 10x Recruiting community and training program. Reval's acquisition adds founders who had built an AI-native recruiting business to the fillmore effort.
Metaview combines candidate sourcing, application review, screening, interview notes, and reporting in one recruiting platform. Its agents use role requirements, prior interviews, and company knowledge to maintain context across hiring workflows. Recruiters can inspect the rationale behind candidate recommendations and retain control of hiring decisions.
The fillmore coworker handles outbound candidate research, personalized outreach, follow-up conversations, and meeting scheduling. It operates through Slack so hiring teams can adjust searches, review pipelines, pause campaigns, and redirect priorities. Metaview also connects with applicant tracking and communication tools to move information between recruiting systems.
Metaview prices its sourcing software by user and usage tier. The free plan provides the first 100 sourced profiles, while Pro costs $100 per user monthly for 200 profiles per month. Max costs $300 per user monthly for unlimited sourced profiles, and all three tiers allow unlimited concurrent searches.
Enterprise customers receive tailored pricing for custom sourcing volume, dedicated support, training, and security features. The complete recruiting suite is also sold through custom platform pricing. Customers can begin with individual agents and add functionality, while Reports is a flat-fee add-on without per-report or per-recording charges.