The term attempts is the measurement of your use of HackerRank. When a candidate completes your Screen take home assessment that counts as one attempt. When you interview a candidate, that also counts as an attempt. Sending a candidate an invite to take an assessment does not count as an attempt. Your subscription comes with a set number of attempts. Any usage beyond what’s included will be billed to you during your normal monthly billing cycle. This does not apply to custom packages.

Every plan comes with access to at least 1 question for every question type HackerRank offers. This allows each plan to be able to assess all Roles and Skills. HackerRank supports 14 different question types across 3 categories: General, Programming, and Project based questions. See all question types here.

HackerRank Screen consists of skills-based coding tests to assess how well a developer can code. Companies find that including a technical screening phase into their hiring process improves their overall time to hire, as well as their quality of hire.

HackerRank Interviews allow you and your candidates to simultaneously edit code, share files, and collaborate via chat and video all within your browser. The platform comes with hiring-specific tools like code playback, scorecards, and a candidate lobby.

Project questions allow you to assess roles that require multiple files to mirror a real world working scenario. Roles like Front-end, Back-end, Mobile, and Data science that require pulling in information from many sources can now be easily assessed in our container based environment.

All customers have 24*7 access to the HackerRank Academy, on-demand training videos and recorded webinars. All customers also have access to technical support through articles, documentation, and email/chat with our support team. Beyond self-serve options, customers who choose the Custom plan have access to customer success and solution engineering support for things like test creation guidance, integration support, and onboarding.