What is a reverse recruiter?
A reverse recruiter is a job search service that works for you, the candidate, instead of for the employer. A traditional recruiter is paid by a company to fill its open roles. A reverse recruiter is paid by you to run your search: building your target company list, rewriting your resume, submitting applications, and getting your name in front of the hiring managers who actually make the decision. You handle the interviews. They handle everything it takes to get you into them.
Reverse recruiter vs recruiter: who they work for
The difference is who pays them. A recruiter and a headhunter are hired by an employer to fill that employer's vacancy, and they can only place you where that req exists. A reverse recruiter is paid by the candidate, so the goal is your next role across the whole market.
What a reverse recruiter actually does
Target list building from companies that are hiring and growing, resume rewrite so every bullet ends with a number, and interview prep.
How much does a reverse recruiter cost
Full Career Agent: $1,497 per month. First month paid up front. Renews every 30 days from the outreach start date. Month to month. Book a free 20-minute fit call. We guarantee interviews, not jobs. The remedy is continued free service, not a refund.
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How to pick a reverse recruiter
Ask who sends the messages (human, not a bot), whether you can see the work (a live portal), what happens if it does not work (a concrete guarantee with a concrete remedy), and whether they can show real tracked numbers.
What the results can look like
Across our tracked client base, 200+ interviews have been booked. Our fastest documented placement booked a first interview on day 3 and signed an offer on day 11: an SDR role at a fintech company. That is one documented case, not a typical timeline. The standing guarantee is 3 qualified interviews in 30 days, or we keep working free until we hit it. We guarantee interviews, not employment.
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