Eval

What Eval is

Eval is a web platform for technical hiring assessments based on work drawn from open-source projects. Candidates tackle problems, bugs, or improvements identified in those projects, and automated grading is available. Eval says its library contains more than 33 million open-source issues. Its scoring ranks candidates using their assessment performance and prior open-source collaborations. Hiring teams can have multiple members review and evaluate candidates, and Eval says it connects with popular applicant tracking systems without naming them. The platform’s source code is hosted on GitHub and available for free, while use of the service is paid. Basic costs $24 a month, billed at $288 yearly, and includes 3 verified candidates; Standard is $120 a month, billed at $1440 yearly, for 15; Plus is $360 a month, billed at $4320 yearly, for 45. Each plan includes unlimited seats and assessments, and extra verified candidates cost $10 each. A 14-day free trial requires no credit card. Eval is headquartered in Kaunas, Lithuania. It says it follows GDPR and enterprise-level security standards; its servers are in the United States.

Who it suits

Eval suits hiring teams assessing technical candidates through open-source challenges, especially teams that want multiple reviewers or a scoring system that also considers prior open-source collaborations.

Limits

Basic includes 3 verified candidates, Standard includes 15, and Plus includes 45. Each additional verified candidate costs $10; all plans include unlimited seats and assessments.

Getting started

1. Open https://www.useeval.com/.
2. Start the 14-day free trial without a credit card.
3. Choose Basic, Standard, or Plus for paid use.
4. Use the web platform to create technical assessments.

Verdict

Eval combines open-source project challenges with automated grading and team review for technical hiring. Compare the verified-candidate limits and yearly billing across its paid plans before choosing one.