Every Pypeline engagement starts with proactive candidate sourcing. Choose the level of involvement that fits your church, your search, and your team's capacity.
You tell us who you're looking for. We go find them. Pypeline builds a researched pipeline of qualified candidates your church can pursue directly. No percentage of salary. No surprise fees.
We do the hard part of recruiting before a candidate ever reaches your church. We find them, reach out, determine their interest, and screen them — so your team only spends time with people who are genuinely qualified and interested.
You don't have to manage the search. Pypeline runs the recruiting process from search strategy through candidate presentation and works alongside your church until the right person is hired.
Transparent flat-fee pricing. No percentage of salary. No surprise fees. Not sure which is right? We'll help you decide on the discovery call.
Traditional recruiting firms often charge 20 to 30 percent of a candidate's first-year compensation. On a $70,000 hire, that's $14,000 to $21,000 before you've made a single decision.
Pypeline uses transparent flat-fee pricing. You know exactly what you're investing before we start, regardless of what the candidate ultimately earns.
Every tier is a flat fee. Not a starting point for negotiation. Not a percentage of anything. What you see is what you pay.
Choose this if your team has capacity to manage outreach, interviews, and the hiring process and you just need a strong, researched list of qualified candidates to work from.
Choose this if you want Pypeline to find, contact, and screen candidates before they ever reach your team. You receive a shortlist of people who are ready to talk.
Choose this if you're hiring for a senior role or simply don't want to manage the recruiting process yourself. Pypeline works alongside your church from strategy through the hire.
Still not sure? Talk to Pypeline — we'll tell you honestly which makes sense for your situation.
Talk to Pypeline about your role and we'll help you figure out where to start.
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