Solutions · Small teams & agencies
A lightweight applicant tracking system for small teams
Most applicant tracking systems are built for recruiting departments. Small teams — a founder, an office manager, two hiring managers — need something they can set up in minutes and actually keep updated.
What small teams actually need from an ATS
Skip the long feature lists. For 1–25 hires a year, these cover almost everything:
- One shared pipeline per role, in table and board view
- A timeline per candidate: stage changes, notes, interviews
- Scorecards so feedback isn't scattered across chat
- Alerts when someone waits too long in a stage
- CSV import and export so your data is never locked in
Built for people who aren't in HR
RecruitFlow.io looks like the spreadsheet you already use, so hiring managers don't need training. Anyone on the team can be invited — there are no per-seat charges.
$149/month flat. Unlimited seats and jobs.
Sign up, verify your email, choose your plan. Import your spreadsheet and have a working pipeline today — card charged after a 3-day trial.
Get startedQuestions people ask
What is the best ATS for a small business?
One your whole team will actually use. For small teams that usually means simple setup and no per-seat pricing. RecruitFlow.io costs $149/month flat — unlimited seats and jobs, no per-user fees, with a 3-day trial.
Do small companies need an applicant tracking system?
Once you have more than one open role or more than one person involved in hiring, yes — mainly to stop candidates slipping through the cracks.
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RecruitFlow.io is an independent product, not affiliated with Recruiterflow.com or any other tool named here. Competitor pricing is summarized from public pages and may change.