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Comparably and ClearHire

Comparably: Anonymous culture ratings and reviews of companies, with a claimable employer page and a premium employer tier by sales. This page is the practical half: what carries across, in what order, and where it stops. For this one, very little does.

Who should stay, and who should move​

Choose Comparably if you want culture scores split by role and demographic, left anonymously.

Choose ClearHire if the review should sit beside a countersigned role, and both sides should be able to write.

There is nothing to move​

A review written on Comparably stays on Comparably. ClearHire imports none, and we know of no way to bring one across.

What we checked​

Every row was read on Comparably’s own pages on 7 November 2026. A page that did not say gets “not stated”, never “no”. Open Comparably’s site and check us.

WhatComparablyClearHireComparably’s page
A named company countersigns a role, and the record is then lockedNot stated on the pages we checkedYes—
People write about companies in publicYesYescomparably.com/faq
Companies write about people, in publicNot stated on the pages we checkedPartly—
Comparably planPriceNotePage
Employer Brand SolutionsNo public priceQuote only: premium features, contact salescomparably.com/faq

ClearHire’s plans and prices are on Paid plans, and the full side-by-side is on ClearHire’s comparison page.

Where ClearHire falls short​

  • Only resumes leave in six formats. A resume exports as PDF, Word, JSON, HTML, Markdown or XML. Cover letters copy out as plain text, and a portfolio has no export.
  • Free exports name us. A resume exported on Free carries one “built with” line. Paid plans remove it.
  • There is no career path on your record. The roadmap and skills-gap pages are reading, not a plan kept for you.
  • A company’s answer about a person stays private. Only that person and the company’s admins can read it.

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