Migrate your unstop data
India-focused hiring and skill-assessment platform where students and recruiters connect through competitions, quizzes, hackathons, and internships.
In its favor
Why people choose unstop
The signal that keeps unstop on the shortlist. Sourced from G2, Capterra, and customer scoping calls.
Broad pre-employment opportunity catalog spanning internships, jobs, hackathons, and scholarships in a single platform, reducing the need to manage multiple job boards.
Built-in assessment and quiz infrastructure allows recruiters to run timed challenges without purchasing a separate assessment tool.
Strong India market penetration with 5+ million monthly visits means access to a large candidate pool from Indian colleges and entry-level talent.
Regular automated updates notify candidates of new opportunities matching their profile, keeping engagement high without recruiter outreach.
Cost-effective for organizations recruiting entry-level talent, as the platform targets students and fresh graduates rather than senior hires.
Persistent mobile app crashes and slow page load times, especially during timed quiz sessions, create a poor candidate experience that reflects poorly on the recruiting organization.
Technical performance issues cause assessment submissions to be lost or unrecorded, leading to disputes about candidate scores and fairness.
Recruiters report that the volume of low-quality or unverified candidate profiles dilutes the talent pool and increases screening workload.
Limited advanced filtering and Boolean search capabilities make it difficult to narrow down candidates beyond basic interest-based sorting.
Reasons to switch
Why people leave unstop
The recurring reasons buyers give for replacing unstop. Presented as facts, not knocks.
Platform scorecard
Strengths, weaknesses, and where unstop fits
Grades across six dimensions, plus a SWOT-style view of where the platform shines and where it falls short.
SWOT — strengths, weaknesses, and use-case fit
Strengths
Weaknesses
Where it works
Where it struggles
Pricing tiers
unstop pricing overview
Unstop is a hiring-and-engagement platform optimized for early-talent recruiting from a student and 0-5-year-professional community of millions. For employers, the publicly cited price point is approximately $50 per job listing, which is materially cheaper than competing job-board listings. Enterprise plans (employer branding, AI-proctored assessments, hackathons, virtual hiring) are quoted separately. Specific tier names and assessment-volume pricing require a sales conversation.
Job Listing
Tier 1 of 2
$50 / job listing (per public sources)
What's included
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What gets migrated
unstop object support
Object-by-object support for unstop migrations. Per-pair details surface during scoping.
Users
Mapping requiredUnstop Users include both candidates and recruiters/organizations. Candidate profiles contain education, skills, and work-history fields. We map these to destination Contact or Candidate objects, renaming fields to match the target schema.
Jobs
Fully supportedJob postings are a first-class object with title, description, location, salary range, and application deadline. These migrate 1:1 into most ATS platforms as Job or Position records.
Internships
Fully supportedInternship records follow the same schema as Jobs with an added internship-type flag. We carry forward the internship duration and stipend fields as custom properties in the destination.
Competitions
Mapping requiredCompetitions include metadata (name, organizer, dates, rules) and participant enrollment lists. We map competition enrollment to a generic Engagement or Program record in the destination, preserving the competition name and outcome status.
Hackathons
Mapping requiredHackathon records hold team structures, submission URLs, judging scores, and leaderboard positions. We flatten team memberships into individual participation records with a parent Hackathon reference.
Scholarships
Fully supportedScholarship postings with eligibility criteria, amounts, deadlines, and applicant lists migrate as Program or Grant records in most HRMS destinations.
Assessments
Mapping requiredAssessment objects store quiz or test configurations, question banks, time limits, and scoring rubrics. We export the configuration as a structured JSON payload and the candidate responses as individual Result records.
Quiz Sessions
Mapping requiredQuiz session records capture individual attempt metadata: start/end timestamps, score, passing status, and device/platform. We map these to a Test Attempt or Evaluation record in the destination.
Organizations
Fully supportedRecruiter organization profiles on Unstop include company name, logo, description, and contact details. These migrate as Company or Account records in a standard ATS or CRM.
Application Records
Fully supportedApplication submissions link a User to a Job, Internship, or Competition and track status (Applied, Shortlisted, Rejected). These migrate as Application or Submission objects preserving the status history.
| Object | Support | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Users | Mapping required | Unstop Users include both candidates and recruiters/organizations. Candidate profiles contain education, skills, and work-history fields. We map these to destination Contact or Candidate objects, renaming fields to match the target schema. |
| Jobs | Fully supported | Job postings are a first-class object with title, description, location, salary range, and application deadline. These migrate 1:1 into most ATS platforms as Job or Position records. |
| Internships | Fully supported | Internship records follow the same schema as Jobs with an added internship-type flag. We carry forward the internship duration and stipend fields as custom properties in the destination. |
| Competitions | Mapping required | Competitions include metadata (name, organizer, dates, rules) and participant enrollment lists. We map competition enrollment to a generic Engagement or Program record in the destination, preserving the competition name and outcome status. |
| Hackathons | Mapping required | Hackathon records hold team structures, submission URLs, judging scores, and leaderboard positions. We flatten team memberships into individual participation records with a parent Hackathon reference. |
| Scholarships | Fully supported | Scholarship postings with eligibility criteria, amounts, deadlines, and applicant lists migrate as Program or Grant records in most HRMS destinations. |
| Assessments | Mapping required | Assessment objects store quiz or test configurations, question banks, time limits, and scoring rubrics. We export the configuration as a structured JSON payload and the candidate responses as individual Result records. |
| Quiz Sessions | Mapping required | Quiz session records capture individual attempt metadata: start/end timestamps, score, passing status, and device/platform. We map these to a Test Attempt or Evaluation record in the destination. |
| Organizations | Fully supported | Recruiter organization profiles on Unstop include company name, logo, description, and contact details. These migrate as Company or Account records in a standard ATS or CRM. |
| Application Records | Fully supported | Application submissions link a User to a Job, Internship, or Competition and track status (Applied, Shortlisted, Rejected). These migrate as Application or Submission objects preserving the status history. |
Gotchas
What to watch for in unstop migrations
Issues we've hit on past unstop migrations, tagged by severity. FlitStack AI handles every one — surfacing them up front because buyer engineering teams want to know.
No public API for programmatic data extraction
Timed quiz sessions lost to app crashes
Candidate profile data quality varies widely
Competition and hackathon data lacks a standard schema
| Severity | Issue |
|---|---|
| High | No public API for programmatic data extraction |
| High | Timed quiz sessions lost to app crashes |
| Medium | Candidate profile data quality varies widely |
| Medium | Competition and hackathon data lacks a standard schema |
Leaving unstop?
Where unstop customers move next
5 destinations unstop can migrate to.
How a unstop migration works
Four steps, unstop-specific
Connect
Not publicly documented on the Unstop employer-facing pages. The platform is primarily a managed-hiring service with assessment tooling; programmatic API access for employers is typically negotiated in enterprise contracts. into unstop. Scopes limited to read-only on the data we move.
Map
We translate unstop-specific structures (custom fields, objects, value lists) to the destination's model.
Sample
Test with a 50–200 record subset to validate unstop quirks before production.
Migrate
Full migration with unstop rate-limit handling. Rollback available throughout.
FAQ
unstop migration FAQ
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