Flash Interview vs myInterview: One Got Bought by an Enterprise ATS, One Didn't
myInterview used to be one of the more approachable names in one-way video screening — a video-first tool small hiring teams could sign up for directly. That's no longer the product you'd be evaluating. In September 2025, Radancy (an enterprise talent-acquisition platform) acquired myInterview, and the standalone product has since been absorbed into Radancy's suite. Here's what that means if you're comparing it to Flash Interview today.
What happened to myInterview
Every myInterview URL now redirects into Radancy. myinterview.com/pricing returns an HTTP 307 straight to radancy.com, and from there on to Radancy's "Screening & Scheduling" platform page — there is no myInterview pricing page left to check, because there's no myInterview site left. The support portal and login screen are Radancy-branded. An independent 2026 review of the acquisition concluded myInterview is now "best suited for mid-market and global employers" and "least suitable for small businesses seeking affordable standalone video tools."
What Radancy's page looks like instead
Radancy's screening page has no pricing, no free trial, and no self-serve signup anywhere on it — the only call to action, repeated multiple times, is "Book a Demo." The language throughout is aimed at "global organizations," "high-volume hiring," and Microsoft Teams/Outlook-level enterprise calendar integrations. Whatever myInterview cost a small team before the acquisition, it isn't published anymore, and getting a number now means the same sales-call process as HireVue or any other enterprise HR platform.
| myInterview (pre-acquisition) | myInterview / Radancy (now) | |
|---|---|---|
| Self-serve signup | Reportedly yes | No — redirects to a demo request |
| Pricing page | Reportedly yes, ~$29-50/user/month tier pricing (third-party aggregators, unconfirmed) | None — no published rates |
| Target buyer | Small/mid hiring teams | "Global organizations," enterprise talent acquisition |
| Product | Standalone video-screening tool | One module inside Radancy's platform |
What Flash Interview is
Flash Interview is still exactly what it was: async, one-way video screening, $39 per role, charged once, however many candidates respond. Sign up, post a role, send candidates the same recorded prompt, review 50-second answers on your own schedule — no sales call, no seat-based monthly fee, no platform to get folded into.
Which one to pick
- Choose Radancy/myInterview if you're already running (or shopping for) an enterprise talent-acquisition platform for a global organization and screening is one piece of a much larger procurement decision.
- Choose Flash Interview if you want to screen a role today without booking a demo, and don't want your video-screening tool's pricing or product roadmap to depend on someone else's acquisition.
The takeaway
An acquisition is a reasonable business outcome for myInterview, but it changed who the product is for — a small hiring team that could once sign up directly now has to book a demo with an enterprise platform to get a price. Flash Interview hasn't changed shape: still $39 per role, still no sales call. See Flash Interview's $39-per-role pricing →
Flash Interview is async, one-way video screening: one prompt, one 50-second answer per candidate, $39 per role — charged once, however long the role stays open. Start screening a role →
Frequently asked questions
Is myInterview still available for small businesses?
Not as a standalone self-serve product. Since Radancy's September 2025 acquisition, myInterview's own site and pricing page redirect to Radancy's enterprise platform, and the only path to pricing is booking a demo.
What happened to myInterview's pricing?
It's no longer published. Radancy's screening page (the page myinterview.com now redirects to) shows no dollar figures and no plan tiers — every call to action is "Book a Demo."
Is Flash Interview a good myInterview alternative for a single role?
Yes — Flash Interview is built for exactly that case: sign up, post one role, pay $39 once, no sales call and no enterprise procurement process required.
Does Flash Interview do anything myInterview/Radancy doesn't?
The comparison runs the other way for most small teams: Radancy's platform is built for global, high-volume talent acquisition with a sales-led buying process, while Flash Interview is built for a hiring manager who wants to screen one role today without a demo call.
Sources
curl -I https://www.myinterview.com/pricing(checked 2026-09-04) — HTTP 307 tohttps://radancy.com/en/myinterview/, which 301s onward tohttps://www.radancy.com/platform-overview/screening-and-scheduling/- Radancy Screening & Scheduling — no pricing, no self-serve signup, "Book a Demo" only
- myInterview review 2026: now folded into Radancy — acquisition timeline and small-business-impact summary
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