Fully automated candidate phone screens. AI handles it all.
Candidates screen 24/7 by link, no scheduling. State-of-the-art AI screens and scores every candidate.
- Applicants call in 24/7
- Same questions, every time
- 30+ languages
- $4 per completed screen
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Works with
An AI interviewer, not a robocall
Asks your questions, listens, follows up when an answer is thin, and answers the candidate's questions from your notes. It reports. You decide.
Applicants call you, 24/7
No phone tag, no voicemail, nothing to schedule. They tap the number when they are free, including 8pm and weekends, when most hourly applicants actually apply.
A scorecard, not a gut feeling
Every answer scored against the question you asked, with the reasoning, recording, and transcript. Compare applicants on what they said, not how the call felt.
Call every applicant back before someone else does
Applicants apply at 8pm. You call back Monday, get voicemail, try again Wednesday. By then the good ones took the job that called first. PhoneScreen makes the first conversation happen in the first hour, for every applicant, with no recruiter on the line.
Screens finish in about four minutes
Median time from the apply form to a scored transcript is a few minutes, at any hour
2×
the interview show rate when the first conversation happens the day they apply instead of a week later.
$4
after your first 10 free. A recruiter's 15-minute screen costs more than that in time before it's even scheduled.
One steady filter for every applicant, every location, every recruiter.
Human screens vary with who is calling and what time it is. PhoneScreen asks every applicant the same questions in the same order, scores them on the same rubric, and never cuts a call short on Friday at five. You can show exactly how each decision was made.
- Maria L. · Live-in caregiver 03:55 95
- James C. · Warehouse associate 04:05 34
- Ana R. · Line cook 05:27 89
Built for hundreds of applicants and one recruiter
Applicants call in
A local number with your business name. The screen starts the moment they dial, any hour, any day.
Any language in, English out
Applicants pick from 30+ languages. The screen runs in theirs; you read the transcript and scores in English.
One scorecard per screen
Score out of 100, each answer with its reasoning, flags to double-check, recording, transcript. In your inbox a minute after hangup.
Link, embed, or connect
Put the link on the job post, embed the form on your careers page, or let your ATS send it. Results flow back to where you work.
Set up once. Then every applicant screens themselves.
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01 Paste the job posting +
PhoneScreen drafts five screening questions in about ten seconds. Edit them or write your own. Once per role.
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02 Share the link, or embed the form +
On the job post, in your ATS auto-reply, in a text, or embedded on your careers page.
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03 Applicants call in when they're ready +
Three fields, tap the number, and the interviewer greets them by name, asks your questions, and wraps up. About four minutes.
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04 Read the scorecards +
Sort by score, open the ones worth a look, mark accepted or rejected. Your human interview starts at the interesting part.
New role
- Questions saved
- Link sent to 12 candidates
- Maria called in
- Screen completed in 3:55
- Scorecard delivered
Three minutes, no account. Be the candidate.
Enter your number and we call you for a three-question paper sales screen at Dunder Mifflin. Your scorecard lands in your inbox a minute later, exactly as a recruiter sees it. Interrupt it. Answer vaguely. Tell it you are not interested.
- Notice the pause when you cut in
- Give a vague answer and hear the follow-up
- Say you are not interested and hear it wrap up
Your phone is about to ring at
Joe from Dunder Mifflin will introduce himself and ask three questions. While you talk, try a few things:
- Cut in mid-sentence and notice the pause
- Give a vague answer and hear the follow-up
- Say you are not interested and hear it wrap up
Your scorecard lands in your inbox about a minute after you hang up.
Already have a stack of resumes? Screen 100 in a minute.
Paste the job, drop the resumes, and Jev, a decision model built for classification, tells you who is worth a call and why. Free, no account needed. Invite the good ones to a phone screen in one click.
Yes
Jim H.
Yes
Dwight S.
No
Pam B.
Yes
Andy B.
Maybe
Kelly K.
No
Ryan H.
Yes
Phyllis V.
No
Angela M.
Yes
Stanley H.
No
Toby F.
$4 per completed screen. That's the whole price list.
No seats, no monthly fee, no contract. Voicemails, missed calls, and applicants who decline cost nothing, because there is no scorecard to read.
$4/completed screen
First 10 screens free. Billed monthly for what you use.
- Free screens
- 10
- Missed calls and voicemails
- Never charged
- Roles and team members
- Unlimited
- Languages
- 30+
- Monthly fee
- None
No card needed to start. Details
Keep your ATS. Add the screen.
Indeed, CareerPlug, Hireology, ApplicantPro, Workstream, and Zapier send new applicants straight to a screen. Scorecards come back to the applicant record. Anything else connects through the API.
What hiring managers ask before they try it
What exactly is PhoneScreen? +
An AI interviewer that runs your first-round phone screen. You give it the questions for a role. Applicants get a link, call in when they are ready, and it asks your questions one at a time. You get a scored transcript a minute after they hang up.
How is AI used, and what does it not do? +
The AI does three things: runs the conversation (asks, listens, follows up once when an answer is thin, answers questions about the job from your notes), writes the transcript, and scores each answer against the question you asked. It does not decide who to hire. Your team reads the scorecards and does that.
Does it sound like a robot? +
No. It speaks naturally, pauses when the applicant pauses, handles interruptions, and wraps up politely if someone says they are not interested. Take the three-question sample on this page and judge for yourself.
Why do applicants call in instead of you calling them? +
Unknown numbers go to voicemail. When the applicant dials, the call always connects, there is nothing to schedule, and they pick a moment when they can actually talk. If you want, you can still place outbound calls from the dashboard or your ATS.
What if an applicant never calls? +
Then you learned something early: they also would not have answered your call or shown up for an interview. The link can be re-sent, and you can dial out to anyone you specifically want to reach.
What languages does it support? +
English, Spanish, and thirty more. Applicants choose the language on the apply form; the whole screen runs in it. You read the transcript and scorecard in English, with the original a click away.
Is it consistent and fair? +
Every applicant for a role gets the same questions, in the same order, scored on the same rubric. It never asks about age, health, family, religion, or national origin. Every call has a recording and transcript, so you can show exactly how a decision was made.
How much does it cost? +
Your first 10 screens are free. After that it is $4 per completed screen, billed monthly for what you use. No seats, no monthly fee, no contract. Voicemails, missed calls, and applicants who decline are never charged.
Do I have to replace my ATS or careers page? +
No. Put the apply link on the job post or in your ATS auto-reply, embed the apply form on your own careers page, or connect Indeed, CareerPlug, Hireology, ApplicantPro, Workstream, Zapier, or the API to start screens automatically. Scorecards flow back to wherever you work.
Screen your next candidate tonight
Ten minutes to set up. First 10 screens free, then $4 per completed screen. No card, no monthly fee, nothing to cancel.