Hire in the Gulf without an agency retainer.

Post a role yourself in a few minutes, or send us a brief and we’ll do the sourcing. Around 40 new candidates register with us every week across the six GCC markets.

Two ways to work with us

Post it yourselfFree

You write the ad, we publish it. It appears in search, in the weekly candidate digest, and on the sector and country pages it belongs to.

  • Live within one working day once reviewed
  • Applications arrive by email or to your own ATS link
  • Edit or close the ad any time
  • No card, no contract
Post a job
Send us a briefFee on placement

Tell us the role and the constraints. We search our own candidates and the wider market, and send you a shortlist with our notes on each person.

  • We only introduce people we’ve spoken to
  • You see our reasoning, not just CVs
  • Fee agreed in writing before we start
  • Nothing owed if you don’t hire
Send us a brief

Posting a role takes about five minutes

1Write the ad

Title, location, and what the person will actually do. We’ll format it to match the rest of the site.

2We review it

A human checks the link works and the role is real. Usually within one working day.

3It goes live

Indexed by Google for Jobs, listed under its sector and country, and included in that week’s candidate digest.

Post a role

No account needed to submit. We’ll email you a link to edit or close the ad once it’s live.

  • We don’t post roles that charge candidates a fee.
  • We don’t publish ads without a named employer.
  • We don’t sell your contact details to anyone.

We’ll come back to you within one working day. Nothing is published until you’ve seen it.

Questions employers ask

What does it cost to post a job?

Nothing. Posting is free and stays free — we make money on search work, not on listings.

Who sees my ad?

Anyone browsing the site, plus the candidates whose saved preferences match the role. It’s also submitted to Google for Jobs.

Can I see candidate profiles directly?

Not yet. An employer search portal is planned once the candidate base is large enough to be useful — we’d rather say that plainly than sell you access to a thin database.

Do you work outside the GCC?

No. Six countries, and we’d rather be useful in those than shallow everywhere.