I like Testlify's good environment for assessing candidates, which helps in evaluating their technical knowledge. I quite like the interface and the dual camera system for proctoring exams, as it reduces the chance of cheating. I also appreciate how you can navigate the questions with an interface that shows which questions are answered or yet to be answered. It's very easy to set up Testlify, it got set up in just two clicks. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think Testlify can use some simple English for the questions instead of technical jargon so people can understand the questions easily. I found the questions a bit more technical; they should use more plain English so we can understand the questions properly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that Testlify works seamlessly with any browser without any lag and is pretty fast. The dual proctoring system, which requires candidates to take the test while turning on their mobile camera, helps maintain transparency and ensures deserving candidates make it through the interview process. I also appreciate how Testlify alerts candidates in the last minute of their exams to ensure they finish on time, preventing them from getting caught off guard. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find the custom question text box too small for typing extensive answers. Even though candidates can continue writing long responses, the small size of the box makes it uncomfortable to use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find Testlify to be systematic and methodical in its approach. I really appreciate the way it tracks information without the burden of a scorecard. The structuring is really good, especially because it covers a wide range of topics without the stress of knowing there are many questions. The simplicity in terms of UI/UX is something I like a lot. I believe the interface, the segments, and how the questionnaires are classified is well done, especially in terms of psychometry, technical aspects, and subject matter. The clean UI and easy understanding of progress stand out, and the timers help ensure adherence to timelines, which I find quite helpful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

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I really like Testlify's user interface, it's very good and makes it easy to use. The timer feature runs as expected and helps me keep track of my assessment time. Notifications are also great, especially when they alert me as I approach the end time, allowing me to keep the interviewer informed about the assessment's progress. I find the questions in Testlify to be very interesting and knowledgeable, providing a great way to improve and test my knowledge, especially in IT. The quality of the questions is good and unique, which I appreciate. Additionally, the initial setup of Testlify is already very easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

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I really like how Testlify works easily and the instructions are very easy and clear, which helped me give my interview appropriately and in time. It's easy to access and doesn't feel like rocket science, plus the instructions are very clear. I appreciated that the video camera and microphone worked perfectly, which is crucial for completing interviews as required by companies. Also, there were no glitches or bugs, which makes the platform easy to use, ensuring that candidates can use Testlify without any problems. The setup was very straightforward, and this is why the company decided to use Testlify from the beginning. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

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I love how Testlify is very interactive and engaging, which helped me learn a lot. It provides clear instructions on how to answer questions and maintains integrity by detecting anything like looking away from the screen. I also appreciate that there's no lagging and everything feels smooth, from reloading pages to using the webcam. The interface is really clean and organized, making the questions well-structured and not jumbled around, which is great for both tech-savvy users and those who aren't. It's easy and straightforward to use, and the ability to do video meetings as part of the question answering is especially useful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Yeah. I think, some of some of the pages, need reloading before they work. I think they need to work on that. No. It doesn't really affect my overall experience. It's just that earlier, it doesn't detect the location that I'm in, so I just didn't allow it to detect my location. I was just reload the page and press the never allow, and, the the page works perfectly fine. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like Testlify for its ease of navigation and accessibility—it works seamlessly across all browsers. Plus, the calculator feature in the app is handy for doing real-time calculations during tests. The initial setup was incredibly easy, which I appreciate. Overall, Testlify has proven to be better compared to our previous tool, TestGorilla. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The pricing is a bit on the higher side and could be improved. It might be better to introduce a weekly model because a lot of companies do not need it on a monthly or yearly basis. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Testlify is a skills-based pre-employment assessment platform that helps companies evaluate job candidates more accurately while reducing hiring bias. What I find most helpful is its large library of 3,000+ ready-to-use tests, paired with deep AI customization, which lets recruiters quickly screen candidates for real-world job skills.

Key upsides and benefits include an extensive test library with 3,000+ pre-built assessments covering coding, cognitive skills, language, and role-specific requirements. It also offers advanced anti-cheating and proctoring tools—such as tab tracking, snapshot monitoring, and AI-assistance detection—to keep tests secure and results credible. Beyond standard multiple-choice formats, Testlify supports diverse question types like video/audio responses, coding challenges, and interactive simulations. Integrations are another strong point, with easy connections to 100+ Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) to support smoother workflow management. Overall, it promotes more unbiased screening by focusing on merit and practical capability rather than trick questions or resumes, and the user-friendly interface makes test setup and candidate onboarding quick and hassle-free. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The least helpful aspects and downsides of Testlify include occasional quality control issues in test questions, limited deep customization for extreme niche roles, and a restrictive user interface for reporting and platform data transfers.

Limitations and Cons of Testlify

• Question Quality and Accuracy: Some users report encountering occasional grammatical, linguistic, or structural errors in select pre-built test questions, which can yield confusing scores or frustrate experienced candidates.

• Limited Customization: While the platform offers thousands of templates, deeply specialized or extreme niche roles may require supplemental evaluations because heavy tailoring of specific technical workflows can feel restricted.

• Reporting Depth: Certain recruiters note that performance analytics and data insights can feel basic, lacking the granular diagnostic depth needed for extensive talent development beyond initial hiring.

• Interface and Workflow Friction: Minor navigation limitations, occasional manual steps in launching specific candidate tests, and rigid data transfer configurations are cited as minor friction points in user feedback. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find Testlify to be an excellent, user-friendly pre-employment talent assessment platform that effectively streamlines the candidate screening processes. As a QA engineer, I highly value Testlify's robust library and its highly reliable automated grading system. The seamless applicant tracking integration reduces manual verification. It saves hours for test design by providing over 3000+ pre-built, ready-to-use assessments. It acts like CI/CD suites and syncs results instantly to my ATS. The integration with tools like BambooHR and Slack for real-time score alerts adds great convenience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find the limited customization flexibility a bit of a drawback. Also, there are some flaws in the question pool that could be improved. I would like to see an inheritance feature that allows users to clone pre-built tests and overwrite specific variables. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the resume-based question filtering in Testlify, which tailors questions to my experiences and technical skills. This feature made the technical assessment very amazing and insightful, providing real interview experiences and helping me improve my technical skills. The conceptual and knowledgeable questions were relatable to my current work experience. Setting up Testlify was easy, and the audio and video quality checks were good, making the process helpful and user-friendly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I felt some challenges with Testlify, especially concerning timing during the technical assessments. The timing constraint was a bit of a concern, which prevented me from completing the last two questions. Additionally, I think the resume-based question filtering could be improved for more depth and challenging questions in the future. That would make it even more insightful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.