Willo vs Jobma: one publishes a price, the other covers more languages
Willo and Jobma both lead with one-way video interviews and split on two things that rarely trade off so cleanly. Willo publishes its price ($59 per live role per month on Lite, capped at 5 live roles, 5 users and 150 assessed candidates per role) and covers 18+ interview languages. Jobma publishes no price at all, quoting custom packages through sales, and states 16 languages with SOC 2 Type II and ISO/IEC 27001 certification. If you want to know the cost today, that decides it.
Side by side
Every Willo and Jobma figure here was read from that vendor’s own public pages, last checked September 2026. VoxScreen’s column is generated from the same constants that set its prices, and is here for reference rather than as the subject of this page.
| Compared on | Willo | Jobma | VoxScreen |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free plan, not a trial | No | Not stated on their site | Yes, 50 candidates a month |
| Free trial, if there is no free plan | Not stated on their site | Not stated on their site | Not needed. The free plan has no end date |
| Entry price | $59 per live role/mo | Not stated on their site | $39/mo |
| Team members included | 5 on Lite | Not stated on their site | Unlimited, on every plan |
| Custom branding (logo and colors) | Enterprise only, from $3,229/yr | Not stated on their site | Yes, on the free plan too |
| Pricing published on their site | Yes | No | Yes |
| AI scoring against a rubric you write | AI summaries. Scorecards Enterprise only | AI scoring and summaries | Yes |
| Spoken language level (CEFR A1 to C2) | Not stated on their site | Not stated on their site | Yes, A1 to C2 |
| Public API and webhooks | Enterprise only | Not stated on their site | Yes, REST and webhooks |
| Candidate interview languages | 18+ | 16 | 5 (en, es, fr, de, pt-BR) |
Read from their own pages: willo.video/pricing jobma.com jobma.com/pricing
Which one to pick
If you want to evaluate without a sales call, Willo. Its Lite plan is priced, limited and buyable on the page. Jobma's pricing page says packages are custom, based on volume, integrations and feature needs, which means a conversation before you know anything.
If you need certifications on a vendor questionnaire, Jobma is ahead: SOC 2 Type II and ISO/IEC 27001 against Willo's ISO 27001 alone.
If you need live or panel interviews alongside recorded ones, Jobma has them and Willo doesn't.
Language coverage is close enough to be a tie unless your specific languages differ, Willo states 18+, Jobma states 16 including Japanese and Mandarin Chinese. Check the actual list against your roles rather than the headline count.
Read Willo's tier split first. Custom branding, custom scorecards, anti-cheat, the open API and downloadable responses are Enterprise features from $3,229 a year, not part of the $59.
Where Willo wins
- A published price you can act on: $59 per live role per month, with the caps stated.
- 18+ interview languages, the widest published count of the two.
- 150 assessed candidates included per live role, which suits one position with a large funnel.
- SMS invites alongside email, for candidates who don't read email.
Where Jobma wins
- SOC 2 Type II and ISO/IEC 27001, a stronger certification set than Willo's.
- Live and panel interviews alongside the recorded ones.
- Skills assessments — technical, cognitive, language and role-based — in the same product.
- Autonomous AI interviewing and AI-generated summaries as part of the core product rather than an Enterprise upgrade.
The option neither of them offers
Neither has a free plan, and Jobma doesn't publish a trial length either — so the cheapest way to try either one is still a conversation or a card. If you would rather run a real role first and decide afterwards, VoxScreen's free plan is 50 candidates a month with unlimited team members and custom branding included, and it has no end date.
Common questions
How much does Jobma cost?
Jobma doesn't publish prices. Its pricing page says packages are custom, based on volume, integrations and feature needs, and directs you to contact sales. Willo publishes $59 per live role per month on Lite and an Enterprise contract from $3,229 a year, so it is the only one of the two you can budget against today.
Which supports more interview languages?
Willo advertises 18+ and Jobma states 16, so Willo is marginally ahead on the count. The count is the wrong thing to compare, though — check whether each covers the specific languages you hire in. Jobma names Japanese and Mandarin Chinese explicitly, which matters if those are your markets.
Does either have a free plan?
No. Willo has no free plan and publishes no trial length. Jobma publishes neither a free plan nor a trial length. In both cases finding out what a trial would look like means asking, which is itself a difference from the self-serve end of this category.
Which is better for a small team?
Willo, mostly on buyability. You can sign up against a published price not scoping a package. But watch the per-role meter: at $59 per live role, a small team hiring for three positions at once pays $177 a month, which is more than several flat-rate tools charge for unlimited roles.