Sourcing Only or Sourcing Plus Screening? How to Pick the Right Level of Support
Updated: 5 hours ago
Recruiting agencies that bring in a sourcing partner usually choose between two levels of help. The right one depends on how much of the search you want to keep in-house.
Sourcing only | Sourcing plus screening | |
Target list and research | Included | Included |
Passive candidate outreach | Included | Included |
Interest confirmed | Included | Included |
Requirements checked against the job | You handle | Included |
Compensation expectations verified | You handle | Included |
Client-ready intro | You write | Included |
Who screens and closes | You | You close |
Choose sourcing only if
You like to run every screen yourself
You know the niche well and can judge fit quickly
You want the lowest cost per search
We find and engage passive candidates, confirm they're interested, and hand them to you to screen and close.
Choose sourcing plus screening if
You're juggling several searches at once
The role is outside your usual niche
Your client needs a slate quickly
We confirm each candidate meets or exceeds the requirements, verify their compensation expectations, and submit them to you with a client-ready intro. You review, present and close.
Either way
You keep the client relationship. We work behind the scenes and never contact your client. Many agencies start with sourcing only and add screening when their workload picks up.
Compare both options in more detail on our recruiting and sourcing services for employers and agencies page.
Want to talk through which option fits your desk? Ask about partner pricing.





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