Sourcing Stack Review
The independent audit of your sourcing tooling. We go through your licenses, your real usage, and your invoices — and tell you what to cut, what to keep, and what to renegotiate.
€495 fixed. Refunded in full if we can't find at least that much in annual savings or fixes.
Why teams book this
€200-800
typical sourcing-tool spend per recruiter per month
6+ → 3
tools paid for vs. tools actively used at a typical agency
2 weeks
from intake to report — no months-long consulting track
What the review covers
- Every current license and contract (LinkedIn Recruiter, AI sourcers, contact data, extensions, ATS integrations)
- Real usage per tool, per recruiter — not what the vendor dashboard claims
- Overlap: where three tools do the same job and you pay for two of them for nothing
- Cost per recruiter per month, benchmarked against comparable teams
- Missing functionality that is slowing your pipeline right now
- A concrete savings number + renegotiation points per vendor
- A recommended target stack with migration order and priorities
How it works
Intake call (15 min, free)
We check whether the review makes sense for your team. If not, we say so honestly and you pay nothing.
Analysis (week 1)
You share your tool list and invoices. We analyse licenses, usage, overlap, and cost per recruiter.
Review call + report (week 2)
60 minutes live: what goes, what stays, what you renegotiate. Plus the full report as a PDF.
Why this is independent
You pay for the audit, so the audit works for you. When we recommend replacing a tool, we say whether we have an affiliate relationship with the alternative — and we recommend tools without one whenever they're the better fit. The most common outcome of a review is cancelling licenses, which earns us exactly nothing.
Run by Pieter Henderyckx — recruiter and sourcer since 2017, founder of recruitrlab.be. Not a research analyst who has never opened LinkedIn Recruiter.
Request your intake call
15 minutes, free, no obligation. You only pay when we both agree the review is worth it.
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