Common questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What does PowerSalesJobs do?
We help employers prepare and promote sales openings, generate applications and, when purchased, screen applicants against agreed criteria. Employers handle interviews, offers and hiring decisions.
Is a standard sales job listing free?
Yes. One approved, active standard sales job listing is free for 30 days. Your team manages its applicants and hiring decisions.
What does the $25 employer membership include?
For $25 per month, one approved company can post and manage unlimited basic sales-job listings. Each approved listing can run for up to 30 days while the membership is active. Custom preparation, promotion, screening and advertising are separate.
Does “approved” mean verified by LinkedIn?
No. PowerSalesJobs reviews sales-job submissions before publication and may ask for information about the company and the poster's authority. PowerSalesJobs approval is our own posting review, not LinkedIn verification or an endorsement of the employer or job.
What do the hands-on services cost?
Job Preparation is $99 per job with no applicant fee. Applicant Generation is $199 setup plus $5 per valid applicant delivered. Qualified Applicant Campaign is $399 setup plus $15 per Campaign-Qualified Applicant, with no additional $5 fee on those applicants. Each campaign covers one job and an agreed timeline and billing cap. Employer-funded advertising is separate.
What counts as a valid applicant?
A unique application for the advertised role that includes the required information and usable contact details and meets the agreed submission rules. Duplicates, spam, test submissions and incomplete applications do not count. A valid applicant is not necessarily qualified; qualification review is included only in the Qualified Applicant Campaign. We document the exact rules and credit process before launch.
Can applicant charges exceed my budget?
We agree on a billable applicant limit before launch and will not exceed it without your authorization. Advertising spend has a separately approved budget. Actual applicant volume depends on the role, compensation, market and campaign.
Who pays for advertising?
The employer funds the approved advertising budget separately from setup and applicant fees. The proposal identifies the channels, budget and payment arrangement before launch.
What is a Campaign-Qualified Applicant?
A Campaign-Qualified Applicant is someone whose submitted information appears to meet the objective, required criteria and completeness rules agreed for that campaign.
What does human verification mean?
When included, a person contacts a selected applicant to confirm continued interest, basic availability when applicable, and willingness to proceed if the employer selects them for an interview.
Are interviews or hires guaranteed?
No. Applicant screening and verification do not guarantee an interview, attendance, offer, acceptance or hire.
Where do applications go?
Before the campaign begins, we agree on an application destination such as your email, ATS or a dedicated application form.
Who decides whom to hire?
Your company does. You control applicant review, interviews, offers and every hiring decision.