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Show HN: Hirenewtalent.ai – Hire offshore in minutes via API

https://hirenewtalent.ai/
2•jaikannan1•49m ago
hi everyone. My name is Jai.

I own one of the largest driving schools in the Bay Area (and California!), and while trying to hire offshore staff, I discovered just how hard it is.

IT'S (surprisingly) WAY TOO HARD!!

My best friend Alex and I realized that throughout our careers in F500 companies, startups of every stage, and small businesses that we ran into this problem many times over.

You pretty much have 3 choices:

1) you go to an agency and pay upwards of $3k+ a month for a resource that should cost closer to $1k/mo. 2) you go to a legacy marketplace like Upwork/Fiverr and screen all the resumes yourself, interview each candidate, figure out payments, and then negotiate/contract with each candidate. 3) you buy a bunch of software like LinkedIn recruiter (or AI slop recruiting tools) and Deel/Rippling for payroll, and you build the entire hiring process/infrastructure yourself

All 3 of these options straight up suck.

We realized that if we were to reimagine how a marketplace functions using AI, we could create a seamless experience that has never existed before.

Here are some features that set us apart:

1) No more reviewing resumes: We parse, vectorize, and serve up whatever candidate you need.

2) No more interviews: We launch AI interviews to interview candidates on your behalf. You can watch the replays.

3) No more negotiating: We set market rates ourselves (think Uber, Lyft, Doordash, etc.). There's no negotiating with candidates, ever.

4) Global payments and compliance: We handle all global payments and all compliance. One Stripe payment, and you're good to go.

5) Labor liquidity: Your hire sucks? no prob. We'll replace them in hours bc we're a marketplace and have ample supply/demand.

We believe that labor markets should function as financial markets do, and we think we're one step closer to achieving this reality.

Oh and btw, you can do all this through our API/MCP using your own agent (we're calling this "Vibe Hiring")

Alex and I hope you enjoy our product as much as our customers (and we) do. We literally use HireNewTalent.ai ourselves to staff our own companies, so we live, breathe, and eat this!

Any feedback helps. Thanks y'all!!

Comments

Ap9k•11m ago
Alex here! Offshore talent agencies are nothing new, but the way you scale your business up and down and manage your hires in one place has been completely redefined with hirenewtalent.

Some early learnings: - AI automation is great, but even better when harnessed, corrected, and scaled with human help.

- AI does a better job interviewing talent at scale than a team of 2-5 recruiters. It's faster, more objective, and has created happy customers who want to bring on more talent for other areas in their business.

- Offshore talent is not going away when the output is better and cheaper than AI automations by themselves. Human + agent is still the winning combo for many businesses until said humans automate most of the tasks and focus on scaling your business.

- People want help calling, supporting, and managing the day-to-day of their businesses and lives, and we're confident we created the best way to bring that help on.

Excited to see what you all think!

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