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Codejudge vs Geektastic

Codejudge

codejudge.io

Geektastic

geektastic.com

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FigureCodejudgeGeektastic
Price from—$3/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYesYes
Open source——
WebYesYes
APIYesYes
Plans published419
Spec score · Pre-Employment Assessment Software7.9 (#15)8.9 (#5)
API integrationZoho Recruit setup uses an RMS API key generated from Codejudge Settings > Integrations.ATS connections use an API key supplied by Geektastic to the ATS provider, after which invitations and results can be handled in the ATS.
HeadquartersBangalore, India, and Woodland Hills, California, United StatesLondon, UK
SupportCodejudge provides a Help Center covering assessments, contests, Judgepad interviews, candidates, ATS integrations and FAQs.All plans include 24/7 support, according to the pricing page.
Target usersThe site identifies recruiters, CXOs and hiring managers seeking to hire, plus candidates taking tests and improving technical skills.Geektastic welcomes hiring teams assessing software engineering candidates and developers joining its global community.

Plans

Codejudge

  • AssessmentsPriced on request
  • ContestsPriced on request
  • Internal Hiring Contests (Self Managed)Priced on request
  • InterviewsPriced on request

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Geektastic

  • Express Challenges first 50 candidatesFree
  • Express Challenges (Multi-Choice)Free
  • Express additional candidates$3 a month
  • Express Challenges additional candidates$3, paid once
  • Extra admin/recruiter seat$50 a month
  • Extra seats (Express)$50, paid once
  • Extra seats (Take-home)$50, paid once
  • Port Express challenge$65, paid once
  • Port your Express Code Challenge$65, paid once
  • Code Challenge licence fee$70 a month

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In their own words

Codejudge

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Geektastic

Geektastic provides technical assessments for hiring teams evaluating software engineering candidates. It offers Express multiple-choice challenges and take-home code challenges; the company says candidates typically spend around 30 minutes on an Express challenge and about two hours on a take-home challenge. A human review team assesses take-home submissions and provides detailed feedback. Hiring teams can also bring their own challenges, which Geektastic ports to the platform and evaluates using tailored guidelines. Supported areas include JavaScript, Java, PHP, Python, C#, Swift, Android, AWS, Terraform, Ansible, and CI/CD. Greenhouse, Lever, and Workable integrations let teams handle invitations and results through their ATS. Geektastic says reviews are anonymous, and that it is GDPR compliant, uses SSL encryption, and does not store passwords in plain text. It aims to return reviews within 24 hours, though high volumes may extend turnaround to 48 hours. The free Express tier covers 50 assessed candidates per month; additional candidates cost $3 per candidate. The service runs on web and API, and all plans include 24/7 support.

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