Pricing

Start free. Approve paid work before launch.

Use the free campaign plan to determine whether the role is ready. Paid pricing then reflects the job, market, scope, media budget, applicant definition, delivery method, and screening depth.

What Counts?

Know the candidate standard before approving the project

Know what counts before the campaign starts. Every performance-based campaign uses an Agreed Candidate Profile that separates required knockout criteria from preferred qualifications and defines application completeness, duplicates, and credit rules.

A submission counts as a Campaign-Qualified Applicant only when it appears to satisfy those objective standards.

Step 0

Free Sales Hiring Campaign Plan

A preliminary assessment before custom production, advertising, or applicant delivery begins.

  • Role, title, compensation, and geography scan
  • Applicant-goal and application-process review
  • Preliminary channel and advertising-budget direction
  • Recommended service model or revision priority
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What Changes Price

Campaign difficulty and scope

Pricing can change as campaign complexity, market difficulty, advertising requirements, and service workload increase.

Role Difficulty

Executive, technical, commission-only, highly regulated, or niche roles usually require more research and testing.

Geography

Candidate supply, commute expectations, territory size, remote eligibility, and travel requirements affect cost.

Compensation

Base salary, OTE, benefits, schedule, travel, and employer reputation affect conversion and applicant quality.

Application Process

Long forms, duplicate entry, account creation, weak mobile usability, or delayed responses can increase cost.

Media Budget

Low budgets limit testing and traffic; larger budgets require stronger controls, tracking, and optimization.

Screening Depth

Manual review, calls, scorecards, documentation, and curated delivery increase the service workload.

Pricing Principles

Confirm the economics before launch

Confirm in writing

  • Service scope
  • Applicant definition
  • Campaign target
  • Setup fees
  • Per-applicant or slate pricing
  • Credit and duplicate rules

Separate third-party expenses

  • Advertising media
  • Job-board charges
  • ATS fees
  • Background checks
  • Premium software
  • Other external services

Next Step

Get a free campaign plan before you spend on advertising.

Submit the role, compensation, geography, applicant goal, application process, and budget for a no-obligation feasibility review and recommended next step.

The free campaign plan is a preliminary assessment and recommendation. It does not include paid advertising, campaign execution, landing-page production, applicant delivery, screening, or guaranteed results.