Source the talent.
EOR the engagement.
We find the person, vet them properly, and engage them through our EOR. One vendor for the find-and-fill problem and the legal-employer problem, one invoice, no commission skim on every future paycheck.
“The vetted candidate pool sat in ENGAGE, ready to review. Five candidates by end of week, interviews scheduled in-platform, and the hire onboarded under HQ Simple's EOR by Friday. When we brought two onto direct headcount eighteen months later, no conversion fee.”
Four lanes we know cold.
We don't pretend to be a generalist staffing agency. If the role is in one of these lanes, we're fast and accurate. Outside them, we'll tell you and refer you to a specialist.
Senior IC and engineering manager hires across web, mobile, ML, infrastructure, and security.
Producers, video editors, designers, content leads, and brand strategists.
Controllers, FP&A, ops managers, business analysts, and revenue operations.
Roles where the staffing-agency network runs thin: HRIS implementers, niche compliance, contingent program managers.
Brief, source, vet, place, stay.
We charge a flat placement fee, not a percentage of every paycheck.
Most staffing agencies bake a 32-40% bill-rate markup into every hour the contractor works, for as long as the contractor works. We charge a one-time placement fee, then run the engagement at our standard EOR rate. The math gets dramatic past month three, and stays that way every month after.
On a $150K/year contractor at a 35% staffing markup, the agency takes $52,500 from your budget every year the engagement runs. Our placement fee plus EOR rate is materially lower past month three, and stays lower at every renewal. On a 12-month engagement that difference is real money.
See the calculatorBook a call. Talk to a person. Decide nothing today.
Your first conversation, and every one after, is with a knowledgeable expert. Not a screener, not a tech demo, not a discovery rep reading from a script. We'll tell you whether we're the right fit, and who to go to if we're not.