Comparison
Metaview vs Torre for AI recruiting, compared on stages, agents and launches
The short answer
On the map, Metaview and Torre both sit in AI recruiters and agents [1][2]. Metaview describes itself as "Metaview is the Agentic Recruiting Platform built for radically efficient hiring, end to end" [1], and Torre as "Emma, Torre's AI talent agent, engages candidates on her own" [2]. Only Metaview has a dated agent or always-on launch on the map, "fillmore recruiting agent becomes generally available" [3]. Metaview is core in Interview, where Torre is not [4][5].
| Metaview | Torre | |
|---|---|---|
| Category | AI recruiters and agents [1] | AI recruiters and agents [2] |
| Core stages | Interview [4] | Source and Screen [5] |
| AI capabilities sold | Named agents, AI analytics, Assistant, Job posts and ads, Screening and ranking, Interview notes, AI outreach, AI sourcing [4] | Named agents, AI interviews, AI assessments, Candidate chat, Screening and ranking, MCP and agent APIs, AI outreach, Scheduling, AI sourcing [5] |
| Dated product launches since May 2025 | 1 [4] | 1 [5] |
| Agent or always-on launches | 1 [4] | 0 [5] |
| Latest launch | fillmore recruiting agent becomes generally available. Sept. 30, 2026 [3] | Torre 2.0 launches with new AI matching and MCP. Sept. 10, 2026 [6] |
| Scale | Tier 3, funded challenger. $110M raised in total after a $60M Series C (Sept 2026); says more than 7,000 companies use it. [4] | Tier 3, funded challenger. Over $22M raised, including over $11M from the founder; 2K+ companies and 1M+ candidates (vendor). [5] |
| Price on record | Sourcing plans published: Free, Pro $100 and Max $300 per user per month; full Agentic Recruiting Platform is custom-priced Enterprise. [4] | Not published; posting jobs is "always free". [5] |
| Site | https://www.metaview.ai/ | https://torre.ai/ |
What each sells
Metaview
“Metaview is the Agentic Recruiting Platform built for radically efficient hiring, end to end.” It began as an AI interview notetaker that records, transcribes and summarizes interviews, and now sells agents for sourcing, application review, screening, outreach, job posts and reports. Its autonomous outbound agent, fillmore, sources candidates and books screening calls. Buyers are in-house talent teams; it does not sell an ATS or background checks. [4]
Torre
“The global job network.” Employers post jobs for free. Its AI talent agent Emma “attracts professionals, engages them, helps them apply, screens them, filters them, runs tests, ranks them, checks references, presents them to you with detailed reports” and helps book interviews. The hiring team sets criteria, reviews the reports and runs the interviews. Paid headhunting and managed tiers add reach. An API and MCP allow automated recruiting. It claims “Up to 3x faster recruiting.” [5]
Recent launches side by side
The newest five dated product launches on the map for each company, newest first.
Metaview
- Sept. 30, 2026. fillmore recruiting agent becomes generally available. Metaview made fillmore, “our autonomous recruiting coworker”, generally available; it sources candidates, writes outreach, manages follow-up and books screening calls. Agent, live. [3]
Torre
- Sept. 10, 2026. Torre 2.0 launches with new AI matching and MCP. Torre 2.0 brought faster job posting, AI help aligning job requirements, a new AI model for candidate matching and ranking, and an API and MCP for fully automated recruiting. Assistive, live. [6]
Hiring stages compared
Core means the product is built on that stage. Partial means the stage is there but secondary. Not found means the map did not find it on the company’s own site.
| Stage | Metaview | Torre |
|---|---|---|
| Source | Partial | Core |
| Screen | Partial | Core |
| Interview | Core | Partial |
| Hire | Not found | Partial |
| Report | Partial | Not found |
Stage scores come from each company’s row on the map [4][5].
What this comparison does not cover
We did not test either product
This page compares what each vendor says on its own pages and in dated announcements, as recorded on the map. We did not use or test Metaview or Torre.
Prices are the map's price notes
The prices here are the map's price notes, from each vendor's own pages or, where marked, third-party estimates. Quotes, discounts and contract terms are not covered.
Data read on Oct. 28, 2026
The newest source on this page was read on Oct. 28, 2026. Products and prices can change after that day.
Questions people ask
Which has an AI agent, Metaview or Torre?
Metaview. The map labels 1 agent or always-on launch from it since May 2025, and none from Torre [4][5]. Metaview's latest is "fillmore recruiting agent becomes generally available", dated Sept. 30, 2026 [3].
Which is bigger, Metaview or Torre?
The map puts both in scale tier 3, funded challenger. Metaview: $110M raised in total after a $60M Series C (Sept 2026); says more than 7,000 companies use it. [4] Torre: Over $22M raised, including over $11M from the founder; 2K+ companies and 1M+ candidates (vendor). [5]
What do Metaview and Torre cost?
Metaview: Sourcing plans published: Free, Pro $100 and Max $300 per user per month; full Agentic Recruiting Platform is custom-priced Enterprise. [4] Torre: Not published; posting jobs is "always free". [5]
Which covers Source as a core stage?
Torre does [5]. The map scores Metaview as partial there.
Sources
- metaview.ai. metaview.ai. Read .
- torre.ai/emmaforcompanies. torre.ai. Read .
- fillmore recruiting agent becomes generally available. Vendor blog. Read .
- Metaview on the AI hiring software map. Newsprint. Read .
- Torre on the AI hiring software map. Newsprint. Read .
- Torre 2.0 launches with new AI matching and MCP. Founder blog (Alexander Torrenegra). Read .