Loam

What Loam is

Loam is a web-based hiring platform for teams that need a career site, resume parsing, and workflow automation. It also provides AI-enhanced application handling, agent chats, and AI sourcing searches, with capacity set by plan. Its free Solo plan allows one published job and two team members, plus 100 AI-enhanced applications, 50 agent chats, and five AI sourcing searches per month. Seed costs $59 a month and raises capacity to three published jobs and five team members; it includes unlimited AI-enhanced applications, 500 agent chats, and 100 AI sourcing searches. Startup costs $129 a month and supports 10 published jobs and 10 team members, with unlimited agent chats and 500 AI sourcing searches. Loam lists three active jobs and five included users, the same capacity shown for Seed. The product is made by Loam, whose headquarters are in the United States. All listed access is through the web. The plan choices distinguish teams by the number of jobs and members they can accommodate, as well as their monthly allowances for AI features.

Who it suits

Loam suits small hiring teams that want a web-based hiring workflow with a career site, resume parsing, and automation. Solo provides a free starting point, while Seed and Startup offer higher job, team, and AI usage limits.

Limits

Solo allows one published job, two team members, 100 AI-enhanced applications and 50 agent chats per month, and five AI sourcing searches per month. Seed supports three published jobs and five team members, with 500 agent chats and 100 AI sourcing searches; Startup supports 10 published jobs and 10 team members, and 500 AI sourcing searches.

Getting started

1. Visit Loam’s website.
2. Choose Solo, Seed, or Startup based on the listed job and team capacity.
3. Use Loam on the web.

Verdict

Choose Loam if your team wants a web-based hiring platform with a career site, resume parsing, and workflow automation. Solo offers a free entry point, while paid plans raise job, team, and AI usage limits. Teams needing more than 10 published jobs or 10 team members exceed the capacities of the listed plans.