Metaview: what it is, who it is for and what it costs
Metaview, offered by Metaview Labs Inc., is an AI recruiting platform that sits beside an ATS. Its Application Review agent scores incoming applications against an ideal candidate profile and sends accept or reject decisions back to supported ATS platforms. It is aimed at recruiting teams with high application volume.
Who it is for
Recruiting teams that already use one of the supported ATS platforms and want an automatic first review of every inbound application. It is less suited to teams without an ATS, since candidates come from and decisions go back to the ATS.
Key features
- The AI builds an Ideal Candidate Profile from the job description and extra context, then evaluates all applicants against it. New applications are reviewed automatically as they arrive.
- The profile is refined as recruiters accept and reject candidates; custom AI columns cover criteria such as location fit.
- Fraud detection is on by default. It checks for identity deception and application automation, assigns a risk level and explains it.
- Integrations: Ashby, Gem, Greenhouse, Lever, Pinpoint, SmartRecruiters, Teamtailor and Workable.
- Accept and reject decisions sync back to Ashby, Greenhouse, Lever and SmartRecruiters, not to Gem.
- Other products: interview Notetaker and Sourcing.
Pricing
The pricing page shows Sourcing at US$0 (Free), US$100 (Pro) and US$300 (Max) per user and month, and tailored pricing for Enterprise. A price for Application Review was not confirmed on the pricing overview: no public price confirmed, quote on request (as of November 2026).
Limits
- The vendor states the system never auto-rejects; recruiters decide.
- Supported resume languages are not stated (checked November 2026).
- Decision sync does not cover every ATS in the integration list.
- It supports an existing ATS rather than replacing it.
Data protection and DACH
According to its security page, Metaview is SOC 2 Type 2 compliant, states GDPR compliance and hosts all data in an AWS environment in the UK. A data processing agreement is linked on that page. Sub-processors and use of customer data for AI training are not stated there (checked November 2026). A German interface or German support was not found.
