VoxScreen vs Odro

Both tools let candidates record interviews without a scheduled call. Odro is built for recruitment agencies: its video interviews plug into agency CRMs, carry your client's brand next to yours, and come bundled with CV formatting and video messaging. VoxScreen is built for employers hiring for themselves, and it scores the answers for you.

Side by side

Feature	VoxScreen	Odro
Free plan, not a trial	Yes, 50 candidates a month	Not stated on their site
Free trial, if there is no free plan	Not needed. The free plan has no end date	Not stated on their site
Entry price	$39/mo	Not stated on their site
Team members included	Unlimited, on every plan	Per licence, price unstated
Active jobs included	Unlimited, on every plan	Not stated on their site
Custom branding (logo and colors)	Yes, on the free plan too	Co-branding with your client
Pricing published on their site	Yes	No
AI scoring against a rubric you write	Yes	Not stated on their site
Spoken language level (CEFR A1 to C2)	Yes, A1 to C2	Not stated on their site
Public API and webhooks	Yes, REST and webhooks	Bullhorn, JobAdder and Vincere, no public API stated
Candidate interview languages	5 (en, es, fr, de, pt-BR)	Not stated on their site

What Odro is

Odro is a UK recruitment technology company selling to agencies. Its Vision product runs one-way and live two-way video interviews, with shortlisting dashboards for clients, co-branding, digital ID checks and integrations with Bullhorn, JobAdder and Vincere. It also sells Capture for video messaging, AssistCV for CV formatting and Vantage for business development, and displays ISO 27001 certification.

Pricing

Odro doesn't publish prices. Its pricing page says the cost depends on which products you combine, how many licences you need, your CRM and the size of your candidate database, and routes you to a form.

Pricing and features as of September 2026. · Sources: odro.co.uk , odro.co.uk/what-we-do/vision-video-interview-software , odro.co.uk/pricing

When Odro is the better choice

You run a recruitment agency on Bullhorn, JobAdder or Vincere. Odro plugs into all three. VoxScreen connects to nothing agency-specific.
You present candidates to clients. Vision's talent dashboards and co-branding are built for sending a shortlist to a hiring manager outside your company.
You also want CV formatting and video messaging from the same vendor. AssistCV and Capture cover both.
ISO 27001 is on your checklist. Odro displays it. VoxScreen isn't certified.

When VoxScreen is the better choice

You're hiring for your own company, not placing candidates with clients.
You want the answers scored. VoxScreen ranks candidates against your rubric. Odro doesn't state any scoring or AI in its interview product.
You want to start for free. VoxScreen's free plan is 50 candidates a month with unlimited team members. Odro prices per licence and publishes no free plan.
You want a CEFR A1 to C2 read on spoken language, which Odro doesn't state that it produces.

Everything above comes from Odro's own public pages, read on the date shown. Products and prices change. Check their site before you decide.

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