JobAdder vs Homerun

A detailed comparison of JobAdder and Homerun. See how they stack up on features, pricing, and user ratings.

JobAdder

Cloud-based ATS and CRM popular in APAC and UK markets. Clean interface with strong job board integrations and placement tracking.

Rating 4.5/5
Best for All
Free trial No
Free plan No
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Homerun

Design-focused ATS with beautiful job posts and career pages. Built for small teams who care about employer brand and candidate experience.

Rating 4.7/5
Best for SMB
Free trial Yes
Free plan Yes
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Feature Comparison

Feature JobAdder Homerun
Workflow Automation
Reporting Dashboard
Time-to-Hire Tracking
Interview Feedback
Team Scorecards
Email Templates
GDPR Compliance
Candidate Pipeline
Career Page Builder
Job Posting
Offer Management
Resume Parsing
API Access
Multi-Job Board Posting
Calendar Sync
Self-Scheduling

Pricing Comparison

JobAdder

Standard Custom
Premium Custom

Homerun

Free Free
Starter $79/mo
Growth $149/mo
Boss $249/mo

Pros & Cons

JobAdder

Pros

  • +Built specifically for recruitment agencies
  • +Clean, modern interface
  • +Strong job board integration network
  • +Good mobile app for recruiters on the go

Cons

  • -Pricing not publicly available
  • -CRM features less deep than Bullhorn
  • -Limited for corporate in-house teams
  • -Some advanced features behind higher tiers

Homerun

Pros

  • +Beautiful job post and career page design
  • +Focused on candidate experience and employer branding
  • +Simple, not bloated — does one thing well
  • +Good free plan for very small teams

Cons

  • -Limited ATS depth — basic pipeline management
  • -No mobile app
  • -Fewer integrations than larger platforms
  • -Not suited for high-volume or enterprise hiring

Which Should You Choose?

Choose JobAdder if:

  • • Built specifically for recruitment agencies

Choose Homerun if:

  • • Your company is SMB size
  • • You want to start with a free plan
  • • You want to try before committing
  • • Beautiful job post and career page design
  • • Higher user ratings matter to you (4.7 vs 4.5)