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Best Aon Radford McLagan Compensation Database Alternatives in 2026

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20 apps from talent assessment software ranked against Aon Radford McLagan Compensation Database on the same published basis.

  1. 1
    CodeSignal Free plan AndroidapiiOSWeb $24.99/mo6.5
    Aon Radford McLagan Compensation Database vs CodeSignal
  2. 2
    HackerEarth Assessments Free plan LinuxMacWebWin Free6.5
    Aon Radford McLagan Compensation Database vs HackerEarth Assessments
  3. 3
    TalentClick Free plan apiWeb $100/mo6.4
    Aon Radford McLagan Compensation Database vs TalentClick
  4. 4
    TestGorilla Free plan apiWeb $142/mo6.4
    Aon Radford McLagan Compensation Database vs TestGorilla
  5. 5
    TestUP Free plan Web $49/mo6.4
    Aon Radford McLagan Compensation Database vs TestUP
  6. 6
    Arctic Shores AndroidapiiOSMacWeb 5.7
    Aon Radford McLagan Compensation Database vs Arctic Shores
  7. 7
    HackerRank Free trial apiMacWebWin $165/mo5.6
    Aon Radford McLagan Compensation Database vs HackerRank
  8. 8
    Mercer | Mettl apiLinuxMacWebWin 5.6
    Aon Radford McLagan Compensation Database vs Mercer | Mettl
  9. 9
    SHL AndroidiOSWeb 5.6
    Aon Radford McLagan Compensation Database vs SHL
  10. 11
    Korn Ferry Assess apiMacWebWin 5.5
    Aon Radford McLagan Compensation Database vs Korn Ferry Assess
  11. 12
    Assessment.com Web 5.4
    Aon Radford McLagan Compensation Database vs Assessment.com
  12. 13
    Bryq Free trial apiWeb $69/mo5.4
    Aon Radford McLagan Compensation Database vs Bryq
  13. 14
    Cappfinity apiWeb 5.4
    Aon Radford McLagan Compensation Database vs Cappfinity
  14. 15
    Hogan Assessments Web 5.4
    Aon Radford McLagan Compensation Database vs Hogan Assessments
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    iMocha Free trial apiWeb 5.4
    Aon Radford McLagan Compensation Database vs iMocha
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    Saville Assessment apiWeb 5.4
    Aon Radford McLagan Compensation Database vs Saville Assessment
  17. 18
    SignalLoop apiself-hostedWeb 5.4
    Aon Radford McLagan Compensation Database vs SignalLoop
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    Talogy Web 5.4
    Aon Radford McLagan Compensation Database vs Talogy
  19. 20
    Thomas Assess Web 5.4
    Aon Radford McLagan Compensation Database vs Thomas Assess
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    Wonderlic Select Web 5.4
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Aon Radford McLagan Compensation Database alternatives compared

#AppScoreFree planFromRuns on
1CodeSignal6.5Free plan$24.99/moAndroid, API, iOS, Web
2HackerEarth Assessments6.5Free planFreeLinux, Mac, Web, Windows
3TalentClick6.4Free plan$100/moAPI, Web
4TestGorilla6.4Free plan$142/moAPI, Web
5TestUP6.4Free plan$49/moWeb
6Arctic Shores5.7Android, API, iOS, Mac, Web, Windows
7HackerRank5.6$165/moAPI, Mac, Web, Windows
8Mercer | Mettl5.6API, Linux, Mac, Web, Windows
9SHL5.6Android, iOS, Web
11Korn Ferry Assess5.5API, Mac, Web, Windows
12Assessment.com5.4Web
13Bryq5.4$69/moAPI, Web
14Cappfinity5.4API, Web
15Hogan Assessments5.4Web
16iMocha5.4API, Web
17Saville Assessment5.4API, Web
18SignalLoop5.4API, self-hosted, Web
19Talogy5.4Web
20Thomas Assess5.4Web
21Wonderlic Select5.4Web
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Questions about Aon Radford McLagan Compensation Database alternatives

What is the best alternative to Aon Radford McLagan Compensation Database?

CodeSignal, number 1 in talent assessment software with a score of 6.5 out of 10. The others here: HackerEarth Assessments, TalentClick, TestGorilla and 16 more.

What is the best free alternative to Aon Radford McLagan Compensation Database?

CodeSignal is the best-ranked alternative with a free plan. 5 of the 20 alternatives here publish a free plan on their own pricing pages.

How are these alternatives ranked?

Ranked free-and-open first: a usable free tier and open-source code, then the platforms it runs on and its documentation.