How much does it cost to post a job in Pakistan?
A featured job posting package runs from PKR 5,250 for 3 days on the homepage to PKR 15,750 for 30 days — priced per job ad, with no subscription and nothing to cancel.
The package buys reach and AI depth on a role you need filled: homepage placement, email and push alerts to matching candidates, invites from the CV database and the full ranked shortlist. Buying several ads at once brings the price of each one down automatically, in the cart rather than on request, and you pay for one role at a time — so a quiet month costs you nothing.
What do you get besides the advert?
The whole hiring workflow: AI writes the ad, screens every applicant, builds and marks the assessments, books the interviews and carries the offer letter through to a signature.
You describe the role in one line and the ad comes back written. Every application is scored against it with the reasoning attached. Screening forms and timed tests are generated for the job and returned marked. Connect a Google or Microsoft calendar and strong candidates book their own slot. The AI Hiring Agent works the job with you in plain English throughout. The plans differ in reach and volume — the workflow is the same on all of them.
What changes when a job is boosted?
Three things: where the ad sits, who gets told about it, and how deeply every applicant is screened.
Placement — the listing sits on the Pakistan homepage and at the top of relevant searches for the days the plan buys. Outbound reach — the job is emailed and pushed to candidates who match it, and you get 100 to 500 invites to send straight to matching people in the CV database; they come to you, so no contact unlock is needed. Screening depth — the full AI-ranked shortlist opens on that job, with the reasoning behind every score.
Where do the applications come from?
Mostly Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad — and a boosted listing is seen across all of them, not only the city you named.
Sales, customer support, accounts, engineering and IT move fastest. Senior and specialised roles are the ones that most often want the longer plans, because they take longer to fill and benefit from staying visible.
Which roles are worth paying to advertise?
The ones costing you money while they stay open — urgent, senior, or hard to fill from people who are already browsing.
A role vacant a month is already more expensive than any plan on this page: in cover, in overtime, in work not being done. The same goes for anything where the right person is not reading job boards and has to be invited directly. Those are the roles where the invites and the AI-ranked shortlist do the most work, because they reach people who were never going to apply on their own and put the strongest of them in front of you first.