simple pricing

Priced for the outcome, not the lead.

A monthly minimum gives the engagement a dependable base. It counts toward the agreed fee on results, only on orders that started with a dreach lead.

Credited monthly minimum
Paid on results

A monthly minimum that counts toward a fee on results, only on orders that started with a dreach lead.

Map my client book
Scope
Clients you already have
Outcome
Placement fees or gross profit you collect

What's included

  • Clients to watch, with role types, locations, and what to leave out
  • New job openings through people in your network
  • The hiring manager, confirmed to still be in the job
  • Your client history and the opening in one brief
  • One record from lead to job order and placement
  • Direct hire measured on the placement fees you collect
  • Temporary and contract staffing measured on the gross profit you collect
  • No fee on other revenue or orders already in progress

What you need

  1. 1your client listthe employers, role types, and locations to watch
  2. 2what you already have goingopen orders, conversations already in progress, and revenue dreach must never claim
  3. 3which orders countwhat counts as a win, what the fee is measured on, the time window, and how adjustments are handled

The current pilot records what your firm reports as collected. It does not check invoices or payments.

The public model is minimum plus outcome fee. The percentage is set only after the agreed time window, fee base, what to leave out, and adjustments are agreed with the firm.

FAQ

Your questions answered.

What is the pricing model?

dreach credits your monthly minimum dollar for dollar against an agreed fee on results. The percentage and which orders count are set before the engagement starts. dreach does not charge per lead.

What revenue is eligible?

dreach only counts orders that started with a dreach lead. Direct-hire orders count on the placement fees you collect. Temporary and contract orders count on the gross profit you collect, not on client billings. Revenue unrelated to those orders does not count.

How does dreach decide which orders count?

dreach traces an order back through your client account, proof the employer is hiring with a date, a lead, the employer's response, the accepted order, the placement, and the collection you report, all inside the agreed time window. Orders already in progress or introduced elsewhere do not count.

How is collection confirmed?

dreach records what your firm or the operator reports as collected against the order. It does not check invoices or payments.

What is agreed before launch?

dreach writes down your client accounts, what you already have going, eligible roles, what counts as a win, the fee base, the agreed time window, what to leave out, and how refunds, rebates, or guarantee adjustments are handled before work begins.