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Cost-per-hire calculator
Add up what it costs to make one hire — internal and external — and divide by the hires you made.
Cost per hire = (external + internal recruiting costs) ÷ number of hires, over the same period. A common benchmark is around $4,000–5,000, but it varies widely by role and seniority.
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Turnover & retention calculator
Enter how many people left and your average headcount to get your turnover and retention rates.
Time-to-hire calculator
Enter the days each stage takes to see your total time to hire and where the bottleneck is.
Interview rating sheet
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Job description bias checker
Paste a job description to flag gender-coded and exclusionary language that can narrow your applicant pool.