Head to head
DentistryHires vs iHireDental
Pick iHireDental if you want sourcing tools: iHire offers monthly Job Slots alongside a self-reported database of 59,171 Dental resumes, 50+ ATS integrations and AI drafting, and promotes jobs to partner sites like Google and Indeed. Pick DentistryHires if you want a dental-only board with published one-time prices — $199 or $399 per 30-day listing at launch pricing — and no subscription to manage.
Disclosure
DentistryHires wrote this page and is one of the options compared. Every fact about another company was checked on that company's own website on the date shown in the sources list, and DentistryHires facts come from our fact sheet.
DentistryHires vs iHireDental at a glance
| Attribute | DentistryHires | iHireDental |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A job board built only for dental jobs | The dental community in iHire's network of 57 industry-specific talent communities |
| Dental roles covered | Dental roles only — job pages for 15 roles, from dentists and hygienists to assistants and front-office staff | Not published |
| Pricing model | One-time listings for a single opening, or monthly group slots for DSOs and multi-office groups | Monthly Job Slots you swap jobs in and out of, an iHire360 all-in-one bundle, and a pay-on-hire freelance marketplace |
| Published pricing | $199 Standard or $399 Featured per 30-day listing at launch pricing; group plans $899 a month for 10 jobs or $1,749 a month for 25, arranged by contacting DentistryHires | $369 a month for 1 Job Slot, $450 for 3 and $799 for 10; quarterly billing lowers the per-slot rate, and additional slots or long-term options are quoted by phone |
| Contract | None. A single listing is a one-time payment; group plans are monthly with no minimum commitment | No long-term commitment required |
| Cancellation | Group plans can be cancelled at any time; jobs stay posted through the end of the paid month | Upgrade, downgrade or cancel at any time |
| Where a listing appears | The matching role and city pages on DentistryHires, and Google Jobs | Across the iHire network and partner sites such as Google, Indeed and JobGet |
| Resume database | None — DentistryHires posts jobs and does not offer candidate search | A self-reported 59,171 Dental resumes, plus over 2.8 million across the network, with unlimited searches and views |
| ATS and AI tools | None — no dashboard, ATS integrations or AI drafting | A dashboard for jobs, candidates and interviews, integrations with 50+ applicant tracking systems, and AI drafting, messages and summaries |
| How candidates apply | On the practice's own application; DentistryHires never receives or processes applications | Through iHire — applications can be hosted on iHire's site or routed into an employer's applicant tracking system |
| Free option for employers | None — there is no free posting tier | The freelance marketplace: post for free, pay only when you make a hire (for freelance roles) |
| Refunds | Full refund within 48 hours of purchase; duplicate or mistaken charges always refunded | Not published |
| Who runs it | Gabriel Meierotto, founder | iHire, which has run its network since 1999 |
As of October 2026, checked on each company's own website.
What does each one sell a dental practice?
iHireDental is the dental community in the iHire network, which has run industry-specific talent communities since 1999 and counts 57 of them.
For employers it sells monthly Job Slots: $369 a month for one slot, $450 for three and $799 for ten, with jobs swapped in and out as hiring needs change and promotion across the iHire network and partner sites such as Google, Indeed and JobGet.
Around the slots sit sourcing tools. iHire states its database holds 59,171 Dental resumes, plus over 2.8 million network-wide — both self-reported figures — with unlimited searches and views.
Employers also get a dashboard for jobs, candidates and interviews, integrations with 50+ applicant tracking systems, and AI help drafting job ads and candidate messages.
An iHire360 bundle adds premium ads, an ATS, AI sourcing, VIP support and recruitment marketing, and a separate freelance marketplace lets employers post for free and pay only when they make a hire.
DentistryHires sells listings, not sourcing tools.
A Standard listing is $199 and a Featured listing $399 at launch pricing, each live for 30 days on a board where every job, pay guide and licensing explainer is dental, across 15 role pages.
Group plans add always-on capacity: $899 a month for 10 jobs or $1,749 a month for 25.
The apply flow differs too.
DentistryHires never receives applications — candidates click through to the practice's own application, so nothing about your process changes. iHire can host applications on its site or route candidates into your applicant tracking system, with everything tracked in its dashboard.
What does each one cost?
DentistryHires publishes its prices on the pricing page.
A Standard listing is $199 and a Featured listing $399, at launch pricing (regular prices $299 and $499), each a one-time payment for a 30-day listing.
DSOs and multi-office groups can instead take a group plan: $899 a month for 10 always-live jobs or $1,749 a month for 25, arranged by contacting DentistryHires rather than through self-serve checkout, and billed monthly with cancellation at any time.
There is no free posting tier.
iHireDental publishes Job Slot pricing too: $369 a month for one slot, $450 for three and $799 for ten, with lower per-slot rates on quarterly billing and additional slots or long-term options quoted by phone. iHire360 pricing is not published on the pages checked.
The freelance marketplace is free to post, with payment only when a hire is made.
So the models suit different rhythms.
One opening a year is a $199 one-time listing with nothing to cancel.
Hiring continuously means a subscription either way: a slot from $369 a month, or a DentistryHires group plan from $899 a month.
What about contracts and cancellation?
iHireDental is a monthly subscription you can leave: iHire says employers can upgrade, downgrade or cancel at any time, with no long-term commitment required.
DentistryHires splits by product.
A single listing is a one-time payment — no renewal, no recurring charge and nothing to sign — so there is nothing to cancel.
Group plans are monthly with no minimum commitment and can be cancelled at any time; jobs stay posted through the end of the paid month.
Founding Partner rates are guaranteed for 24 months while a plan stays active and are reserved for the first 10 group-plan customers.
On refunds, DentistryHires refunds any purchase in full within 48 hours, and duplicate or mistaken charges are always refunded. iHire's refund terms are not published on the pages checked, so ask before you buy.
Reach vs focus: where does your job actually show up?
iHireDental is the broader megaphone.
Jobs are promoted across the iHire network and partner sites such as Google, Indeed and JobGet, and you can search a resume pool iHire sizes at 59,171 Dental resumes (self-reported) rather than waiting for applications to arrive.
If your bottleneck is reaching enough people, that is the stronger toolkit.
DentistryHires is the narrower but all-dental channel.
A listing sits on the role and city pages built for 15 dental roles, next to pay guides and licensing explainers, and is indexed in Google Jobs.
The site also collects openings from dental employers' career sites and public job feeds, so it is not a separate universe from the general boards — its difference is that nothing there is non-dental.
Featured ($399 at launch pricing) is the only paid placement; beyond it, paying does not move a job higher in search results.
What results does each one publish?
DentistryHires publishes no results: no placement counts, no time-to-fill, no testimonials and no candidate numbers appear anywhere on its site.
If published proof of outcomes matters to you, that gap favours iHire.
iHire publishes scale figures about itself: a database it states holds 59,171 Dental resumes, and being trusted by 114,000+ organizations.
Both are self-reported.
The resume figure is dental-specific; the organizations figure covers iHire's whole multi-industry network, as does its separate count of over 2.8 million resumes.
On the pages checked iHire publishes no hire or fill figures either.
Neither board guarantees that a listing results in a hire — our fact sheet states that plainly for DentistryHires.
Which one should you choose?
Choose iHireDental if…
- You want sourcing tools, not just a listing: a searchable resume database (a self-reported 59,171 Dental resumes), a management dashboard and integrations with 50+ applicant tracking systems.
- You keep several roles live at once and prefer a monthly slot you can swap jobs in and out of, from $369 a month for one slot.
- You want your jobs promoted beyond one board, across the iHire network and partner sites such as Google, Indeed and JobGet.
- You want to try hiring with no upfront cost through iHire's freelance marketplace, where you post for free and pay only when you make a hire.
Choose DentistryHires if…
- You are hiring for one opening and want a one-time price: $199 Standard or $399 Featured per 30-day listing at launch pricing, with no subscription to remember to cancel.
- You want every job, guide and search on the board to be dental-only, across 15 role pages.
- You are a DSO or multi-office group that wants a published rate for a large footprint: the Brand plan is $1,749 a month for 25 always-live jobs, arranged by contacting DentistryHires, while iHire's published slot pricing stops at ten slots ($799 a month) and larger volumes are quoted by phone.
- You want candidates applying on your practice's own application, with no resume database or ATS to learn.
Frequently asked questions
Is iHireDental part of a bigger company?
Yes. iHireDental is the dental community in the iHire network, which has run industry-specific talent communities since 1999 and counts 57 of them. iHire says the network is trusted by more than 114,000 organizations — a self-reported figure covering all industries, not only dental.
How much does iHireDental cost?
iHire publishes Job Slot pricing: $369 a month for one slot, $450 for three and $799 for ten, with lower per-slot rates on quarterly billing and additional slots or long-term options quoted by phone.
That makes it a monthly subscription.
A one-time 30-day listing on DentistryHires costs $199 (Standard) or $399 (Featured) at launch pricing, so a single occasional posting is the cheaper route on DentistryHires.
Does iHireDental require a contract?
No. iHire says employers can upgrade, downgrade or cancel at any time, with no long-term commitment required.
Job Slots are billed monthly, and you can swap jobs in and out of a slot as your hiring needs change.
DentistryHires works differently for one-off hiring: a single listing is a one-time payment, so there is simply nothing to cancel.
Does DentistryHires have a resume database or an ATS?
No. DentistryHires is a posting board: candidates apply on the practice's own application, and DentistryHires never receives or processes applications, so there is no candidate search to run. iHireDental does offer those tools — a self-reported database of 59,171 Dental resumes, a dashboard for jobs and candidates, integrations with 50+ applicant tracking systems, and AI help drafting ads and messages.
Where do my listings actually appear?
On iHireDental, jobs are promoted across the iHire network and partner sites such as Google, Indeed and JobGet.
On DentistryHires, a listing appears on the matching role and city pages and is indexed in Google Jobs; Featured placement adds the company logo, a highlighted card and placement near the top of the feed.
Neither board guarantees that a listing results in a hire.
Which one fits a DSO or a multi-office group?
It depends on the workflow.
If the group wants sourcing capacity — resume search, ATS integrations and AI tools — iHireDental's ten-slot plan at $799 a month is its published option for volume.
If the group wants a fixed dental-only footprint, DentistryHires' group plans are $899 a month for 10 always-live jobs or $1,749 a month for 25, every job Featured on the Brand plan, arranged by contacting DentistryHires and billed monthly with cancellation at any time.
Can I get a refund?
DentistryHires refunds any purchase in full within 48 hours, and duplicate or mistaken charges are always refunded with no time limit. iHire's refund terms are not published on the pages checked, so ask before you buy.
Neither board guarantees that a posting leads to a hire.
Where these facts come from
- iHireDental: ihiredental.com/employers (checked October 5, 2026)
- iHireDental: ihiredental.com/employers/solutions/jobads (checked October 5, 2026)