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A staffing agency website has to serve two buyers at once
Employers need workers. Candidates need work.

We build custom websites for staffing and recruiting agencies starting at $2,400. Clear paths for hiring managers. Fast application routes for candidates. No generic service-page maze.

We build custom websites for staffing and recruiting agencies starting at $2,400. Clear paths for hiring managers. Fast application routes for candidates. No generic service-page maze.

Talk about your staffing websiteSee Website Pricing
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If your homepage treats employers and job seekers the same, one of them is always being slowed down.

01 / What costs you jobs

Where staffing agency websites lose good enquiries

  1. The employer cannot tell what roles you actually fill

    Light industrial, clerical, hospitality, healthcare, executive search, temp-to-hire, direct hire. If the service area is vague, a hiring manager assumes you are not built for their vacancy.

  2. Candidates cannot apply quickly

    A job seeker may be on a bus, in a car park, or between shifts. If they have to pinch, scroll, download a PDF, or create an account before they understand the job, they leave.

  3. The same contact form handles everything

    A request for twenty production workers is not the same as a resume upload. Different enquiries need different questions, otherwise your team spends time sorting messy messages.

  4. Old job posts make the agency look inactive

    If a candidate sees expired roles or no clear way to register interest, the site feels neglected even if the desk is busy.

Build the site around the two actions that matter

  1. Request staff

    Give employers a direct route to tell you role type, headcount, shift, location, start date, and hiring model. Make the first conversation easier before it starts.

  2. Find work

    Give candidates a clear path to current roles, registration, resume upload, and branch contact details. Keep the application flow short enough for mobile use.

  3. Show your recruiting lanes

    Spell out the industries, roles, contract types, and locations you handle. A hiring manager should know quickly whether you understand their staffing problem.

  4. Make branch and service-area details easy to act on

    If you work by city, region, office, or industry desk, the site should not hide that information in a footer.

What changes when the site is planned for staffing work

Typical agency site

  • 01One homepage button says Contact Us.
  • 02Services are described with broad phrases like workforce solutions.
  • 03A long general form asks the same questions of everyone.
  • 04Job listings feel separate from the rest of the site.
  • 05Mobile visitors have to hunt for the next step.

Staffing-focused site

  • 01Separate routes for employers requesting staff and candidates looking for jobs.
  • 02Industries, job types, shifts, and hiring models are written in plain terms.
  • 03Employer forms collect hiring details. Candidate forms collect work and availability details.
  • 04Open roles, candidate registration, and recruiter contact points are connected.
  • 05Phone, apply, upload, and request buttons stay obvious on small screens.

02 / What it does

What your staffing website can include

  1. Employer hiring pages

    Pages for temp staffing, temp-to-hire, direct hire, payroll services, recruitment process outsourcing, or the specific services your agency sells.

  2. Industry and role pages

    Content for the sectors you recruit in, such as manufacturing, logistics, admin, professional roles, hospitality, healthcare, or trades.

  3. Candidate application path

    A mobile-friendly route for candidates to browse jobs, submit details, upload a resume, or register for future openings.

  4. Branch or territory pages

    Useful pages for agencies with multiple offices, regional recruiters, or defined service areas.

  5. Cleaner enquiry handling

    Forms can be shaped around the information your recruiters need, instead of dumping every message into one generic inbox.

03 / How it goes

How the project works

  1. We map your desks and audiences

    We look at who you place, who hires from you, where you operate, and which enquiries your team wants more of.

  2. We plan the employer and candidate routes

    The site structure is built around request-staff and find-work paths before design starts.

  3. We write the pages in your market’s language

    No empty corporate filler. The copy should sound like it understands shifts, start dates, role requirements, screening, and placement types.

  4. We build the custom site

    Your site is designed and developed for your agency, with mobile layouts, clear calls to action, and pages your team can use.

Common questions before starting

We already post jobs on job boards.

Job boards are useful, but they do not explain your agency, your specialties, your branches, or why an employer should send a staffing request. Your website is where those pieces connect.

We serve employers and candidates. Won’t that make the site crowded?

Not if the paths are separated early. The homepage should help each visitor choose the right route within a few taps.

Our roles change constantly.

The site can still explain your industries, application process, and registration path even when individual openings change.

Is $2,400 enough for a real custom site?

That is the starting point. The final scope depends on page count, job board needs, forms, locations, and integrations. The goal is to build what your agency will actually use.
See what is included for $2,400

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Most Business Websites. $2,400.

One clear price for a custom-designed, fully built business website.

Custom Business Website

$2,400

Designed and built around your business, your customers and your goals.

Pay in full or from $100/month for 24 months with Affirm.

  • Custom website design
  • Responsive desktop + mobile
  • Business, service and location pages
  • Contact and lead forms
  • Booking functionality
  • E-commerce
  • Blog and content sections
  • Standard integrations
  • SEO-friendly structure
  • Conversion-focused layouts
  • Content implementation
  • Launch and handoff

Best for most businesses.

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Build a staffing agency website with the right front doors

If your site has to win employer enquiries and candidate applications, it needs to be planned around both. Custom staffing agency websites start at $2,400. 4 parts. Nothing is charged and nothing starts until you say so.

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