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Price change

Company headcount becomes the base meter; Paygo rises to $129 per job

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Workable's subscription tiers moved onto a six-step employee-band selector — the first appearance of company headcount as the price meter — while the per-job Paygo plan rose from $99 to $129.

Before

The 2021-08-04 pricing page shows Paygo at '$99 per job per month' with Standard and Premier above it. No employee-band selector appears in that capture.

After

The 2022-07-03 pricing page shows Paygo at $129 'Pay per job', and Standard at $279 per month with 'Total cost per year $3,348' and 'Save $672', Premier at $559 per month with 'Total cost per year $6,708' and 'Save $1,332'. Both subscription cards carry a company-size selector with the bands 1 - 20, 21 - 50, 51 - 100, 101 - 250, 251 - 500 and 501 - 1000 employees.

This is the structural turn in Workable’s pricing history. Until 2022 every Workable price was a function of hiring activity: a job slot, a job posting, a plan sized by how many roles you could run at once. The 2022-07-03 capture is the first in the archived record where the subscription price is a function of how many people the customer employs.

The band list in that capture is six steps — 1 - 20, 21 - 50, 51 - 100, 101 - 250, 251 - 500 and 501 - 1000 employees — and it sits on the Standard and Premier cards, not on Paygo. Paygo kept the job meter and went up to $129 per job per month, from $99 in the 2021-08-04 capture.

The annual mechanic is unchanged from 2016 in everything but its label. Standard at $279 a month bills $3,348 a year and the page says “Save $672”, which implies a monthly rate of $335 and a discount of 16.7 percent — the same two-months-free arithmetic the 2016 page stated plainly as “12 months for the price of 10.”

The exact date on which headcount became the meter is unverified; the change is bounded between the 2021-08-04 and 2022-07-03 captures of workable.com/pricing.

From Workable's pricing timeline
Company headcount becomes the base meter; Paygo rises to $129

The structural turn. The 2022-07-03 capture is the first in which the subscription price is a function of how many people the customer employs rather than how many jobs it is running: Standard at $279 a month ('Total cost per year $3,348', 'Save $672') and Premier at $559 ('Total cost per year $6,708', 'Save $1,332'), both driven by a six-step selector reading 1-20, 21-50, 51-100, 101-250, 251-500 and 501-1000 employees. Paygo survives beside them at $129 per job. Bounded against the 2021-08-04 capture, which shows Paygo at $99 and no band selector.

About Workable
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Workable publishes a full rate card and lets buyers purchase without talking to sales: Standard, Premier and Enterprise all show a price, and the help centre routes the buyer through an in-product Purchase button to a card or direct-debit checkout.

Pricing model subscriptionhybrid
Billing units employeescredits
Sales motion self servesales led
Free tier
No
Commits
Available
Transparency
public

Workable pricing history

  1. Sep 2026
    Workable Agent puts a per-candidate-action credit meter back on the page
  2. Sep 2026
    Texting and Video interviews add-ons rise by $10 a month each
  3. Mar 2026
    Enterprise joins the published rate card at $719 a month
  4. Sep 2025
    Employee bands re-cut from six steps to nine, with a quote-only 1000+ tier
  5. Mar 2024
    Paygo retired; Starter arrives at $149 a month, monthly only
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