Companies hiring right now

A company that's hiring has a budget and a deadline. Each morning you get this week's job posts, the person to contact at each company, and a short note ready to send.

By the time you hear about a new role, everyone else has too.

A company that's hiring has a budget and a deadline, and the first helpful message usually wins.

Checks public job boards every morning.

For each new post it names the likely hiring manager, explains why the timing matters, and drafts a short note that opens with that specific role.

This page replays a real run recorded on live data. On a free automation plan call, it runs on your own work.

More demos

• Stop losing enquiries: a new enquiry gets a personal reply in under a minute, and the owner gets a heads-up on how promising it looks.
• Fresh contact lists: pick a niche and a city and get real businesses, the contact details they publish and an opening line written for each.
• Companies hiring right now: this week's job posts for the role you choose, the person to contact at each company and a short note ready to send.
• Monthly client report, written for you: a client's Google Ads, Meta Ads and Google Analytics numbers become a plain-language monthly report, with every figure traced to the data and private notes for the account lead.
• Morning ad watchdog: every client ad account is checked before 8am, and one message says which need you today, the likely cause and the next step.
• Ticket helper for IT teams: a small MSP's morning queue gets priorities, deadlines, similar past fixes and draft replies, and 38 overnight alerts become a short briefing linked to the tickets they explain.
• Ask our docs: staff questions answered only from the company's own procedures, with every quote checked, an honest answer when it is not written down, and help articles drafted from solved tickets.
• Inbox triage, in your voice: a founder's Monday inbox is sorted into what needs them today, what the team can handle, new business and noise, with replies drafted in their own tone and phishing set aside.
• Account health radar: every client account scored for churn risk by clear rules, the ones to call this week explained, growth openings spotted, and the check-in email and review agenda drafted.
• New client onboarding: a won deal becomes a dated project plan, an access checklist, a welcome email, a research brief from the client's website, a kickoff agenda and one polite reminder.
• After the call: one sales call becomes a follow-up email, tasks with owners, a CRM update, the points still to settle and a proposal, all waiting for your approval.