Loxo vs Scope

Loxo is a recruiting platform that brings together candidate sourcing, recruiting CRM, applicant tracking, outreach, people data, and AI agents. Its talent graph contains more than 850 million people, and every plan includes natural-language search ranked by relevance. Agents can assist with job intake, drafting job descriptions and Skill DNA, building candidate longlists and shortlists, and outreach. Loxo says the automated workflow stops at the shortlist, leaving candidate decisions to a person. The platform is available on the web, through an API, and as an extension. Core includes a Chrome extension; API access is listed for Professional. Core costs $149 a month per user, billed annually and paid up front. Professional costs $199 a month per user on the same billing basis and includes 2,500 monthly credits per seat, pooled across the team; unused credits expire each cycle. A 7-day trial offers full Professional access without a credit card. Enterprise has custom annual pricing.

Scope is a web-based recruiting product for candidate sourcing, matching, AI screening, and candidate communication. Interview assessments are not included. The Free plan costs nothing and includes proprietary AI models, automated sourcing, the Scope Desktop App Connector, basic project management, manual CSV export, five contact reveals, and ten worker enrichments. Starter is $99 a month with a $150 usage balance, frontier AI models, cloud Auto-Pilot sourcing, personal email and phone reveals, Google Sheets sync, and email, ATS, and Slack integrations. Pro costs $249 a month and adds a $400 usage balance, priority support, Agentic Skills, API access, and webhooks. Elite costs $599 a month, with a $1,000 usage balance, one calibrated role monthly, job-description sanity checking, and white-glove support. Additional roles cost $199 a month. Scope’s capabilities and usage allowances therefore vary substantially by plan.