Greenhouse tracks your applicants and runs your hiring process. Lehire is the decision intelligence layer that helps you choose who to hire.
Greenhouse is one of the most widely used applicant tracking systems (ATS) in the world. It is built to organize your pipeline: post jobs, collect applications, schedule interviews, manage stages, and keep a structured hiring workflow moving. That is a real and important job, and Greenhouse does it well.
Lehire does a different job. It is a Hiring Decision Intelligence platform that sits on top of your ATS and focuses on the moment of judgment: how you evaluate each candidate, how you score fit against the role, how you compare finalists, and how you remember what worked. Where an ATS answers "where is this candidate in the process," Lehire answers "how strong is this candidate, and why."
For most teams this is not an either/or decision. You keep Greenhouse as your system of record for tracking, compliance, and workflow, and you add Lehire as the system of judgment that makes the actual hiring decision more structured, more evidence-based, and more consistent across interviewers.
Usually yes. Greenhouse keeps your hiring process organized and auditable. Lehire makes the decision inside that process sharper: structured scorecards, 0-100 fit scoring, interview intelligence, and side-by-side candidate ranking. They solve adjacent problems, so most teams run them together rather than replacing one with the other.
Greenhouse excels at the operational backbone of hiring. It centralizes job postings, captures applications from multiple sources, manages candidate stages, coordinates interview scheduling, and keeps recruiters and hiring managers aligned on where every candidate sits in the funnel.
It also brings discipline to the process itself with structured interview kits, approval workflows, and reporting on funnel metrics like time to fill and stage conversion. If your priority is running a clean, compliant, well-documented hiring operation at scale, an ATS like Greenhouse is the right foundation.
Lehire starts where the workflow ends and the judgment begins. Instead of tracking that an interview happened, Lehire helps you capture what the interview revealed and turn it into a defensible signal. Structured scorecards tie feedback to the specific competencies the role requires, and an evidence-based 0-100 fit score summarizes how well each candidate matches that bar.
The Decision Engine then lets you compare and rank candidates side by side on the dimensions that matter, so a hiring committee is debating evidence rather than gut feel. The AI Interviewer can run consistent structured interviews and feed scored results back in, and hiring memory preserves the reasoning behind past decisions so your standards stay consistent over time.
In short, Greenhouse organizes the people moving through your process. Lehire helps you decide which of them to hire.
The common pattern is to let Greenhouse own pipeline, scheduling, and the audit trail, while Lehire owns evaluation and the decision. Candidates flow through your Greenhouse stages as usual, and at the evaluation moments Lehire provides the structured scoring, interview intelligence, and ranking that turn scattered feedback into a clear recommendation.
This keeps your system of record intact and avoids disrupting recruiter habits, while raising the quality and consistency of the actual hiring call. Teams that adopt Lehire alongside Greenhouse typically report tighter interviewer alignment and decisions they can explain and defend later.
Tie interviewer feedback to the specific competencies a role requires, so evaluations are comparable rather than freeform.
A transparent 0-100 fit score summarizes how each candidate matches the role bar, with the evidence behind it.
The Decision Engine compares finalists side by side on the dimensions that matter to your decision.
Run consistent, structured interviews that produce scored, comparable results across every candidate.
Preserve the reasoning behind past hiring decisions so your standards stay consistent role after role.
Understand decision quality and interviewer calibration, not just funnel throughput.
Both tools matter, but they answer different questions. Greenhouse runs the process; Lehire sharpens the decision inside it.
Replace scattered notes and gut feel with scorecards and a 0-100 fit score, so finalist debates focus on evidence.
Hiring memory preserves why past decisions were made, so the bar does not drift between hiring managers or quarters.
Layer Lehire on top of Greenhouse to raise decision quality while keeping your system of record intact.
Yes, and that is the most common setup. Greenhouse stays your system of record for tracking and workflow, while Lehire adds the evaluation, scoring, interview intelligence, and ranking that drive the actual hiring decision.
No. Lehire is a Hiring Decision Intelligence platform, not an applicant tracking system. It does not aim to replace your pipeline, scheduling, or compliance workflow; it sits on top of those to improve the decision.
Not for most teams. They do different jobs. Greenhouse organizes the people moving through your process; Lehire helps you decide which of them to hire. They are typically used together.
Structured, comparable evaluation: evidence-based 0-100 fit scoring, an AI Interviewer, scored interview scorecards, side-by-side candidate ranking, and hiring memory that keeps your standards consistent.
Lehire Premium is $79 per user per month, with custom Enterprise pricing for larger teams. Onboarding is demo-led rather than self-serve, so you can see it against your real roles.
No major migration is required. Because Lehire layers on top of your existing process, you can start evaluating real candidates without rebuilding your pipeline in a new tool.
See how Lehire turns your pipeline into structured, defensible hiring decisions.