Visage is a very interesting marketplace that talent acquisition teams can leverage to augment their sourcing capabilities. You post what types of candidates you are looking for, and then thousands of sourcers compete to find you suitable candidates. There is a level of screening done through AI, and then your recruiters can reach out to the applicants you want.

Loxo's platform is built around making your recruiting team more efficient. What makes Loxo unique from other CRMs is that they have an up-to-date database of 530 million people with their personal contact information. Their technology helps recruiters to build lists of candidates, outreach through automated sequences of texts/emails/calls/Linkedln, and manage every part of the hiring process through their CRM. Companies like Bank of America, All-State, Trinity Health, Lockheed Martin, Amazon and Randstad are using Loxo to decrease time to fill, and cost per hire.

HireSweet is a simple AI-powered sourcing tool that hiring managers, founders, and talent acquisition pros can all use to engage talent. Their offering will build shortlists of passive candidates based on your open reqs. The tool will then deploy automated sequences that come from your email, or a colleague (in the case where a recruiter wants the CTO to be reaching out). It'll learn how to find better candidates based on your feedback using AI and can either charge on a subscription or fee for hire basis.

Vettery uses data science and a human touch to match companies with pre-vetted talent. Their online hiring marketplace allows teams to engage with quality tech, sales, and finance candidates across a variety of industries. They offer flexible pricing models to cater to the number of hires a company plans on making.

AmazingHiring aggregates professional backgrounds of technical candidates from data they collect across over 70 different sources. The AI will sort candidates by a consolidated rating across their Github, Stack, etc profiles and align this list with your candidate criteria.  There is also the ability to do manual sourcing as well with boolean searches.  

You can then filter candidates by years experience, gender, past job titles/companies, seniority levels, etc.  You can also exclude different sources (like LinkedIn) to give you a better opportunity to find hidden talent that are talent acquisition teams may not know about.

Sourcers and recruiters organize candidates by folder, and then can execute multi stage email sequences that go out via your email client (gmail, outlook, etc).

Lastly, they have a data enrichment feature where you can add relevant information to email lists (name, title, geography, etc), and keep your candidate datasets up to date.

Seekout’s database has over 500 million profiles in the US and Canada alone. Recruiters looking to source top of funnel outside of LinkedIn can use this solution to find and contact candidates. One really interesting feature is their use of GitHub data where they’re able to build a profile on engineers based on contributions to different code repositories. Customers include Fortune 500 firms like Raytheon and Rackspace down to one person staffing companies.

With Entelo, you can search for candidates that meet your criteria, and then automate your outreach all from one platform. Their new Envoy platform even promises to deliver qualified candidates directly to your inbox. Big name customers include Wayfair, Sony, and Paypal.

Interseller’s platform allows sourcing and full desk recruiting teams to leverage the same powerful technology that sales teams are using to engage prospective customers. Specifically, their tool lets users source talent from the open web via chrome extension, and then put them into email sequences with automated follow up and a layer of intelligence designed to protect your deliverability rates.

vsource’s specialty is in finding qualified candidates who meet your criteria so that your recruiting and sourcing team can reach out to them. This solution is designed to provide a predictable pipeline of passive candidates to give your recruiters a running start each day. vsource is big on customer service, and prides themselves on working with companies to refine the people who will be a good match for your reqs. Their customers include Amazon, DoorDash, and Twitter.

TopFunnel offers an automated sourcing solution designed to augment your recruiters’ outreach so that they can focus on talking to candidates. It’s offered both as a tool or managed service and boasts customers like ZeroCater and Coinbase.

Gem has taken many of the best practices your sales team uses, and applied them to your recruiters’ workflows when engaging candidates. Sourcers and recruiters can use Gem to capture the information of relevant candidates, reach out to them through multistage campaigns, and see what’s working through analytics. Plus, this activity all integrates with your ATS.  Their customer base includes Dropbox, Pinterest, Slack and many more.

Underdog.io allows technology companies to source from their continuously-refreshed pool of vetted talent. Most of their candidates are experienced tech (eng/data science) talent, but they also have product, sales, etc. Recruiters can use booleans to search for the right talent in the right geography (including looking specifically for under represented groups), and then message either in the platform or via email.

Candidates can only stay on the platform for 30 days, which means they are looking for what's next and are responsive to recruiter outreach. They've also done a good job of integrating with the ATS ecosystem to track your activity.

Fetcher is a tech-focused automated sourcing solution that uses a combination of AI and humans to find and engage people who will fit your open req. Their offering drastically reduces the time it takes to hire and as a result they’ve been able to land customers like Shopify, Reddit, and Peloton.

Wade and Wendy offers an automated AI-based sourcing tool. You provide a req, and it will search their database of 300 million candidates, along with your own ATS. The AI will identify candidates who are a match, and then reach out. It’ll also learn from your feedback on candidates and adapt on targeting. Randstad, eTrade, and Comcast are customers.