For the person who approves the budget
If someone on your team sent you this page, they want to stop renting sourcing software and buy it once instead. This is everything an approver, IT reviewer, or procurement desk needs: the number, the three-year math, the security answers, and the contract terms. Five minutes, no demo required.
$18,000, one time. That buys the sourcing platform itself: full source code, delivered to your accounts, white-labeled. After that, the only ongoing cost is data, purchased at wholesale API rates directly from providers (typically $0.15 to $0.60 per fully enriched candidate record, billed to you by the provider, never marked up by us).
It replaces the sourcing line items you currently rent: seat-based tools like LinkedIn Recruiter or hireEZ (roughly $13K per seat per year), credit-based contracts like ZoomInfo (roughly $15K per year minimum), or agency fees on roles your team could fill with better inflow.
| 3-year cost at 2,000 candidates/yr | Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
My Sourcing Engine $18K one-time + ~$900/yr wholesale data, paid directly to providers | $18,900 | $900 | $900 | $20,700 |
Seat-based platform (hireEZ / LinkedIn Recruiter) 2 seats at $13K/yr (1,800 contacts/seat/yr), 6% annual escalator | $26,000 | $27,560 | $29,214 | $82,774 |
Credit-based platform (ZoomInfo Talent) $15K/yr contract minimum, 2,500 credits included, 6% annual escalator | $14,995 | $15,895 | $16,848 | $47,738 |
Illustrative scenario: 20 placements per year at a 100:1 sourcing ratio. Seat and contract figures are published or verified benchmark terms with a typical 6% annual contract escalator; wholesale figure assumes ~$0.45 blended per record. At this volume the purchase pays for itself in roughly 9 to 16 months depending on which contract it replaces. Run your own volume in the interactive calculator.
One structural difference the table understates: platform spend buys access that ends with the contract. Engine spend builds a candidate database you keep. Every record enriched in year one is still yours in year five, at no additional cost.
Most vendor reviews are about limiting what a vendor can do with your data. This one is shorter than usual, because after delivery there is no vendor in the loop.
In your own MongoDB Atlas account, behind your own credentials. The application runs in your own Vercel account. We do not host, store, or have standing access to your data. Enrichment lookups go to data providers you select, under API agreements you sign directly with them.
You do. The full source code is delivered to your GitHub organization at purchase. It is a one-time sale of the code, not a license to use ours. Your team can read, audit, modify, and extend every line.
Yours, end to end: your Vercel, your MongoDB, your data-provider keys, your AI model keys, your email and SMS accounts. Providers bill you at their standard API rates. We never sit in the billing path and never mark up a record.
Nothing. The system runs entirely in accounts you control, so there is no service of ours to shut off. Any developer, agency, or AI coding tool can maintain a standard Next.js and MongoDB codebase. This is the opposite of the usual vendor-dependency risk.
It is a private, single-tenant instance: your users only, behind authentication you administer. No shared infrastructure with other customers, no vendor logins to audit.
The engine sources professional identity and contact data from licensed commercial providers and public records. Because the instance, database, and provider agreements are all yours, your existing data-handling policies apply directly instead of being negotiated through a vendor. Your counsel reviews your provider agreements once, not ours forever.
These are the terms as they will appear in the purchase agreement. Paste them into the requisition as written.
Price
$18,000, one time
What is delivered
Full source code to your GitHub, deployed to your Vercel and MongoDB accounts, white-labeled, with implementation and training
Recurring fees to us
None. No subscription, no seats, no renewal, no escalators, no cancel window
Ongoing costs
Wholesale data-provider API usage, billed to you directly by the providers you choose
Support
90 days post-delivery at fixed rates: $0 self-serve, or $800 per 8-hour block for implementation, training, and change orders
After 90 days
New feature work is scoped and quoted as standalone projects. Or use any developer you like: it is your code
Everything above is backed by published research on this site, usable whether or not you buy anything.
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