You rest. We apply. You interview.
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The case

The honest case,
including the gaps.

Auto-appliers are cheap and spray. Reverse recruiters are thorough and cost thousands. We built the middle. Here is the full comparison, what a month is genuinely worth, and an honest note on who this doesn’t suit.

The missing middle
£199, not £1,500
We say who it’s not for
How we compare

The missing middle — done-for-you, without the £1,500 price tag

Cheap auto-appliers spray and get you banned. Reverse recruiters do it properly but cost a fortune. We're the middle that shouldn't exist yet does.

What you getDoing it soloAI auto-applyRecruiters & staffingSecond Wind
Fully managed applications
A human tailors & checks each oneSometimes
Every portal & bespoke form covered✕ ATS only✓ any job
Works for you, not the employer
Interview playbook, every timeVaries
Gives your time & energy backPartly
Affordable✕ £1,500+✓ £199
Who it's for

If the search is grinding you down, you're exactly who we built this for

Running on empty

Burnt out, still searching

Maybe you've had months out already, or you're job-hunting on top of a draining job. You've got nothing left for another evening of forms. Let us carry it.

Facing change

Redundancy on the horizon

The writing's on the wall, or it's already happened. Move first, quietly and at scale, while your energy goes where it should — landing the next thing.

Quietly looking

Employed, but ready to move

You can't spend work hours applying and you're too tired at night. We run a discreet, always-on search in the background until the right role lands.

Contracting

Between contracts

Every day on the bench costs you. We keep a constant pipeline of matched roles moving so the gap closes fast.

You rest. We apply. You interview.

Join at the founding rate — £199 a month, typically 120–200 tailored applications a month. Or try it once for £99 and see around 50 land before you decide anything.

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Why now

Everyone has AI now. That's exactly the problem.

The job market didn't just get busier. The floor moved. What counted as a good application two years ago is now the baseline everybody clears, and the person ahead of you in the pile has the same tools you do.

The volume

One posting, hundreds of applicants

Applying got frictionless, so everyone applies to everything. A single decent role can pull hundreds of CVs within days, most of them from people who are genuinely qualified.

Then: being qualified made you stand out. Now: being qualified gets you into the pile.
The screening

A machine reads you before a person does

Employers answered the flood with automation. Your CV is parsed and ranked against the posting's language long before a human opens it — and it is ranked against everyone else's, not against some fixed standard.

Then: a recruiter skimmed it. Now: a filter scores it, and only the top of that score gets skimmed.
The arms race

The generic CV is finished

Candidates got the same AI the employers did. The people you're competing with are rewriting their CV for every single role, mirroring the exact vocabulary of the posting. Against that, one good all-purpose CV doesn't read as weaker. It reads as absent.

Then: untailored was acceptable. Now: untailored is invisible.
The maths

Doing it properly is a full-time job

Tailoring one application honestly — read the posting, rewrite the CV around it, write the letter, complete the form — takes 20 to 30 minutes. Fifteen a week is about six hours. Fifty a week, which is roughly what it now takes to stay genuinely competitive, is over twenty. That's a full working week's worth of admin before you've done a minute of interview prep, company research, or spoken to a single human being.

Then: you could keep up on your own. Now: keeping up is the full-time job — and you already have one of those to find.
If you're not tailoring every application, you're not losing narrowly.
You're not in the running at all.
That's the uncomfortable part. The effort that used to be optional is now the price of entry — and almost nobody can sustain it alone at the volume the market demands. This is precisely the gap we were built to close.

Tailored to win. Never fabricated.

Optimising for a filter and lying are two different things, and the difference matters because you're the one who has to sit in the room and defend it. So every rewrite is scored against your original CV before it goes anywhere.

We amplify what's genuinely there and mirror the posting's language wherever it's true. Anything you couldn't back up in an interview gets rejected by the check, not softened.

Reframing a real titleYou ran projects as a Project Manager; the posting says Project Coordinator. We lead with the coordination you genuinely did.
Matching their vocabularyYour CV says “worked with the business”; they say “stakeholder management”. Same work, their words.
Surfacing what was buriedThe one line about budget ownership moves to the top when the role is about budget ownership.
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Inventing a tool or a yearA system you've never opened, or experience you don't have. Never, even if you ask us to.
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Implying a clearance or qualificationIf the role genuinely needs it and you don't hold it, that's the role telling us it isn't yours.
The honest part

Who this isn't for

Every service tells you who it's for. Far fewer will tell you when to walk away, so here is ours — and we would rather lose the sale than take money for a search we can't run well.

You want a specific job at a specific company

We run volume-and-match searches. If your goal is one named employer, you need a warm introduction and a targeted approach, not a hundred and fifty applications. We'd be the wrong tool and an expensive one.

You're going for C-suite roles

Board and executive roles are filled by headhunters and networks, not adverts. Applying harder doesn't move that. A search firm and your own network will do far more for you than we can.

Your work is judged on a portfolio or an audition

Creative, performance and some design roles turn on the body of work, not the CV. We can support the admin around it, but the CV isn't the lever, so most of what we're good at doesn't apply.

You want us to stretch the truth

If the plan involves adding a tool you've never used or a year you didn't work, we're not the right service and we'll say so on the call. It isn't a moral posture — it's that you're the one who has to sit in the room.

Your target market is genuinely tiny

A very narrow title in a small region may only produce a handful of suitable roles a month. We'll tell you that inside the first fortnight and suggest widening — but if you don't want to widen, a monthly subscription isn't fair value and we'll say so.

You want a guaranteed job

Nobody honest can sell you that, and we won't pretend otherwise. We commit to the work — your search run every working day, typically 120–200 tailored applications a month — and nothing beyond it. If you need certainty of outcome, no provider in this market can give it to you.

Why we publish this

A service that can't name its own limits hasn't thought about them. Telling you where we're weak is the fastest way to show you we've been honest about where we're strong — and it saves us both a bad month.