innerai.com vs Gem

Gem is a recruiting platform first: an AI Sourcing Agent over 800M+ profiles, an AI App Review Agent that ranks inbound applications with written reasoning (vendor-claimed 5x faster review), a Talent Rediscovery Agent to mine your existing CRM/ATS, and a Fraud Detection Agent scoring application risk. Around those sit a full ATS (requisitions, scorecards, offer management, self-scheduling, panel interview load balancing), multi-channel outreach with automated nurture, 1-click add from 20+ sourcing sites and Talent Compass analytics. Integrations are native to Greenhouse, Workday, Lever and iCIMS, so it layers onto an existing ATS or replaces it. innerai.com has nothing recruiting-specific. Its value is breadth of models — 50+ including Claude Sonnet 5.5, GPT 6 and Gemini 4 Argon — inside one Portuguese-first workspace with document analysis, web research, template-driven document generation, 250+ department prompts (marketing, HR, sales, finance, legal, academic), custom assistants on Pro, image generation across Luma/Leonardo/Ideogram/Nano Banana Pro, audio and slide generation, project folders, cross-device sync and 7 Inner Academy courses. The overlap is basically nil: Gem's 'AI' is applied to candidates; Inner's is applied to content and analysis. A recruiting team could use Inner for job-ad copy or employer-brand content, but it can't source, score or schedule candidates.

The pricing structures don't compete. Gem is paid, quote-based on FTE count — there is no published self-serve price for the main paths, which is normal for ATS software but means you must talk to sales to budget. Its levers are commercial rather than per-seat list price: unlimited AI sourcing per licensed recruiter with no credit caps, unlimited email-finding (claimed 2x coverage, 98% delivery), and a Startup Program giving companies under 30 employees six free months to test the full platform. That free window is the most concrete number Gem exposes. innerai.com is transparent and consumer-priced: 12x R$49,90/mo on the annual Lite plan, or R$99,90/mo monthly, with a Pro tier that unlocks document analysis, web research, custom assistants and Inner Academy. Lite caps advanced-model use at 120 messages a month and unlimited chat applies only to fast models; high-volume users can hit fair-use throttling. The vendor's pitch is replacing roughly R$600/mo of separate OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI and Mistral subscriptions with one bill. Bottom line: Gem's cost scales with headcount of recruiters and is an HR-software line item; Inner's is a per-user productivity subscription measured in tens of reais. Comparing them on price is meaningless because they're bought from different budgets.