For employers

Your recruiter
sorts applications.
That's not what you hired them for.

Post a job today and hundreds of applications show up. Your recruiter goes through them one by one before the real work of hiring can start. ORecruiter caps applications, screens every one with AI, and delivers a shortlist. Your recruiter skips the pile entirely.

The math

Three tools.
All pointing at the
same problem. None solving it.

You post a job. Volume arrives. A recruiter sorts it. An AI tool helps them go faster. That's been the hiring stack for 30 years.

The volume still arrives. Your recruiter is still the first thing it hits. And the best candidates already accepted other offers by the time your team is done sorting.

What you're actually paying

Job board posting fee

You post. The pile arrives.

~$300–600

Recruiter to sort the pile

In-house time or agency percentage.

~$8k–25k+

AI scoring / screening tool

Bolted on to help the recruiter go faster.

~$200–500/mo

Your recruiter is still the one sorting.

Three tools paid. One problem unsolved. Best candidates already gone.

What changes

We stop the pile
before it reaches your team.

You post with a cap. Applications come in up to that number, then stop. AI screens every applicant. Your team gets a shortlist — no sorting required.

You set the cap

Pick a number. When that many applications come in, the posting closes. You decide the volume. No pile forms.

AI screens every applicant

Skills, experience, compensation range, employment type. Every applicant — not a ranked sample. All of them, against what you actually said you needed.

Your recruiter gets a shortlist

Qualified candidates with notes on why they fit. Your team skips straight to people worth interviewing.

Every candidate hears back

Every applicant gets a response when screening is done. Not a policy — it's just how the product works when AI handles the screening.

3–5 days

Shortlist turnaround after cap is reached

0

Additional tools needed

100%

Of applicants receive a personalized response

Workflow

Your ATS doesn't change.
Just what goes into it.

ORecruiter handles sourcing, screening, and candidate responses. Your shortlist drops directly into your existing interview process. Nothing else changes.

Before

Job board · Recruiter sorting · AI bolt-on

ORecruiter

Post → AI screens → Shortlist delivered

Your ATS

Interviews · Offers · Onboarding

Common questions

Does this replace my ATS?

No. Your ATS handles what comes after the shortlist. We handle what comes before it — sourcing, screening, and responses. When you get the shortlist, feed it into your existing workflow unchanged.

How is this different from bolting an AI tool onto my current stack?

A bolt-on AI tool still requires a job board to source and a recruiter to manage the pile around it. ORecruiter handles the whole pre-ATS step — job board, AI screening, and shortlist delivery — in one product. Your recruiter gets a list to work from, not a problem to triage.

How long until I receive my shortlist?

Typically 3–5 business days after your cap is reached. We'll communicate the specific timeline when you post.

What if I want more candidates than my cap allows?

You can reopen the posting with a new cap. But most employers who've dealt with 200+ applicants find that a capped pool of 30–50 qualified candidates is more than sufficient — and the shortlist from that pool is dramatically cleaner.

What employment types are supported?

Full-time and contract at launch. Fractional roles are on the roadmap and will be added shortly after launch.

Stop sorting.
Start hiring.

Join the founding employer program. Early access. Direct input on the product.