Two ways to fill a role.
Both flat fee. Neither takes commission.
Advertise it yourself across the UK's major job boards — or hand the whole search to a dedicated recruiter who works until it's filled.
Our recruitment team, Manchester
Hand us the search — or run it yourself.
Either way the price is flat, agreed up front, and never a slice of the salary.
No. 1 — the managed search
Guaranteed Hire
Flat fee from £1,500 +VAT — set by salary band
A dedicated recruiter advertises, headhunts and screens until the role is filled.
Get your fixed price →No. 2 — do it yourself
Advertise a Job
From £399 +VAT per vacancy
We write your advert and post it across the UK's major job boards. Applications come straight to you.
See advertising packages →Real placements. Real numbers.
Every figure below is from our own records, anonymised for client confidentiality.
A confidential Payroll Lead with around 80 client payrolls riding on the seat. 25 candidates sourced, 10 interviewed, offer signed 14 days after the brief.
Fee £2,000 vs £6,000 at 20% — £4,000 saved
A Senior Estimator with rare fire-door-compliance experience. 14 qualified candidates identified, 6 taken to client interview, 1 hired.
Fee £3,000 vs £10,500 at 20% — £7,500 saved
A hundred-year-old family food producer came back for a second production role (filled in 27 days), then a third, then a fourth.
Four repeat hires — nobody returns four times to a service that doesn't work
See what the percentage is costing you.
Enter the salary. A typical agency charges 15–20% of it. Ours is a flat fee — same job boards, same candidates, a fraction of the price.
A typical agency would charge£9,000
Our flat feefrom £1,500 +VATfixed by salary band
Same reach, same candidates — a flat fee, not a slice of the salary.
The model cuts out the recruitment agency middleman and puts you in direct contact with candidates. Brilliant value.Sarah Mitchell · HR Director, Northern Manufacturing Ltd
Tell us the role. We'll tell you honestly if we can fill it.
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