TALNT vs. adding an in-house recruiter
One recruiter can only work so many reqs, so many hours. The shortage doesn't clock out. TALNT scales the throughput a single hire can't.
| TALNT | adding an in-house recruiter | |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage | All shops, 24/7 | Business hours, finite |
| Cost | Flat platform fee | Salary + benefits + ramp |
| Speed to contact | Minutes, automated | When they get to it |
| Scales with locations? | Yes, flat | Add more headcount |
| Best together? | Recruiter runs on TALNT | n/a |
Every open req is lost throughput. Close the gap.
See how operators cut days-to-fill from 27 to under 16 — book a 20-minute demo.
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Frequently asked questions
- Should we hire a recruiter or use TALNT?
- The strongest setup is both — a recruiter operating TALNT covers far more reqs than one operating manually. If you can only do one, the system scales with locations; a single hire doesn't.
- Is TALNT cheaper than a recruiter?
- The flat platform cost is typically well below a loaded recruiter salary, and it doesn't cap out at one person's capacity as you add locations.
Keep exploring
Run hiring across 5, 25, or 100+ locations from one system. TALNT gives MSOs consolidated pipeline intelligence, per-shop source ROI, and automated sourcing.
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Automate the repetitive work of trade hiring — sourcing, ranking, first-touch outreach, and pipeline triage — so your team spends time only on people who convert.