Per-Resume Fee Sourcing Model

  • How it works: Clients pay a set fee for each qualified resume delivered.

  • Best for: Companies with predictable hiring needs or a focus on individual roles.

  • Example: $50–$200 per qualified resume, depending on complexity and seniority of the role.

 

Hourly Rate Sourcing Model

  • How it works: The sourcing service charges an hourly rate for the time spent sourcing candidates.

  • Best for: Clients who need flexible and customizable sourcing support.

  • Example: $25–$100 per hour, depending on the expertise and region.

 

Flat Project Fee Sourcing Model

  • How it works: A fixed fee is charged for sourcing a specific number of candidates or for a defined project.

  • Best for: Clients needing support for a single role or a specific short-term hiring initiative.

  • Example: $1,000–$5,000 for a project targeting 10–20 resumes for niche roles.

 

Retained Sourcing Model

  • How it works: Clients pay a weekly retainer ongoing sourcing support.

  • Best for: Companies with consistent hiring needs that require a steady pipeline of resumes.

  • Example: $1,500–$5,000 per month for a set number of resumes or hours.

 

Contingent Search

  • How it works: Clients pay only if the sourced candidate is hired. The fee is typically a percentage of the candidate’s first-year salary.

  • Best for: Clients seeking a risk-free approach tied to tangible results.

  • Example: 20–25% of the candidate's annual salary.

 

Factors Influencing Pricing:

  • Complexity and seniority of the role.

  • Volume of resumes required.

  • Industry and niche expertise required.

  • Tools and resources utilized (e.g., premium job boards, sourcing software).

 

 

 

 

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