Customers · Companies hire with Metix · Metix AI

The short version

This is not a logo wall. It is a production extract of companies hiring with Metix: five anonymized accounts, absolute counts, and a definition sitting next to every rate. Combined they contacted 22,062 unique people. 1,720 replied (7.8%). 1,461 of those replies said they wanted to keep talking (84.9% of replies). 531 resumes arrived. 28 interviews were confirmed, all on one account, because booking shipped late and the other four had not switched it on.

Metix does not hold later interview outcomes or offers, so this page does not state a hire rate or a start rate. Open rate is a tracking pixel and can be inflated by image prefetch. Decide on reply, interest, resume, and confirmed interviews rather than on opens.

Metrics

The extract in one line of sight.

Same five accounts, scaled to 100 unique people so the drop-off is visible without the table. Interview set is 0.1 because all 28 confirmed meetings sit in one account.

Combined funnel

Absolute counts, five accounts together.

Contacted is the denominator. A person on several roles is counted once. Opened is muted: decide on reply, interest, resume, and the 28 confirmed interviews.

Metric Count Percentage Steps
Contacted 22,062 100%
Opened (pixel) 11,823 53.6% step 53.6%
Replied 1,720 7.8% step 14.5%
Interested 1,461 6.6% step 84.9%
Resume 531 2.4% step 36.3%
Interview set 28 0.1% step 5.3%

Five hiring problems

Companies used Metix to hire. These five accounts show what the pipeline produced under different pressure: many roles at once, hard-to-reach product managers, no recruiter on staff, engineering outreach, and a role they ran twice. Pick the pressure that matches your week.

Case 01 · 7 months

Many roles at once
One hiring owner running dozens of cross-functional roles, capped by manual outreach.

Case 02 · 6 weeks

Hard-to-reach PMs
Hiring product managers, the hardest group to reach. Strong PMs rarely look.

Case 03 · 6 weeks

No recruiter on staff
No recruiter on staff. Hiring managers had no time to source, reach out, or chase resumes.

Case 04 · 2 months

Engineering outreach
Hiring engineers at volume, with outreach dying before it reached the inbox.

Case 05 · two rounds

A role they ran twice
A scarce hybrid role with almost no inbound, needing a play they could run again.

Exact counts

Account Contacted Reply Interest Interest to resume
Many roles at once 16,672 7.3% 6.1% 33.7%
Hard-to-reach PMs 1,083 11.4% 10.0% 22.2%
No recruiter on staff 1,596 9.5% 8.8% 50.4%
Engineering outreach 1,299 9.2% 7.5% 45.9%
A role they ran twice 1,412 8.2% 7.2% 49.5%
Five-case total 22,062 7.8% 6.6% 36.3%

What we do not claim

The limits are the point.

  1. No hires, no starts: The chain stops at a confirmed interview. Metix does not hold later interview outcomes or offers.
  2. Open rate may be high: Open rate depends on a tracking pixel. Use reply, interest, resume, and confirmed interviews to decide.
  3. Confirmed interviews: All 28 confirmed interviews belong to the largest account due to booking issues.
  4. Anonymity of customers and candidates: The five accounts are not named, ensuring anonymity.
  5. Interest is a reply, not a process: Interested means they said they wanted to keep talking.
  6. Human-equivalent hours are an estimate: Billed at 3 minutes to research and write one email.