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Recruiting Landing Pages

Your ATS-generated job page is losing candidates before they finish applying. We design recruiting landing pages and recruitment landing pages built to fix application drop-off and connect straight into the ATS you already run — Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, iCIMS and more.

ATS-connected Mobile-first apply flow Built to lift application completion
1 role
One CTA per page, no navigation to escape through
2–3x
Typical application-completion lift over an ATS job page
10+
ATS & CRM platforms we integrate with
100%
Mobile-first apply flow

What is a recruitment landing page

A recruitment landing page built to fix application drop-off, not just look better.

A recruiting landing page — sometimes called a hiring landing page, job landing page or career landing page — is a focused, single-role page with one job: get a qualified candidate to finish the application. Unlike a careers page buried inside your ATS, it removes the navigation, the unrelated job listings and the extra clicks that cause candidates to abandon mid-form.

Recruitment landing page design

A focused hiring landing page for one role or campaign — no site navigation pulling candidates away mid-apply.

ATS & CRM integration

Direct integration with Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, iCIMS, Bullhorn and SmartRecruiters, so applicants land in your existing pipeline.

Mobile apply flow

Most candidates apply from a phone. We design the apply flow mobile-first so the form never fights the device.

Cost-per-applicant focus

Every page is built and measured against cost per applicant and cost per hire, not just page views.

High-volume hiring pages

Purpose-built for CDL driver recruiting, nurse recruitment, warehouse hiring, retail, QSR and seasonal hiring surges.

Compliance built in

EEO statement, pay-transparency disclosure and WCAG accessibility included as standard, not an afterthought.

Careers page vs. landing page

Your careers page is doing a different job than a recruiting landing page.

A careers page vs landing page comparison comes up constantly, and it's the right question to ask. A careers page is a directory — every open role, full site navigation, built for someone who already wants to browse. A campaign landing page is built for someone who clicked one specific ad for one specific role.

We build career page design as its own discipline: no menu to escape through, no unrelated postings competing for attention, and a form short enough to finish on a phone in under two minutes.

1
ClickA candidate clicks a job ad, sponsored post or referral link pointing straight at one open role.
2
ApplyA focused, mobile-first apply flow — no navigation, no distraction, minimal required fields.
3
SyncThe completed application flows directly into your ATS — Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, iCIMS, Bullhorn or SmartRecruiters.
4
Follow upYour recruiter or TA team gets a qualified, ATS-logged candidate instead of a lost form submission.

The distinction that matters

Careers page vs. recruiting landing page.

Both have a place. Send always-on browsing traffic to your careers page. Send every paid, sponsored or campaign click to a dedicated recruiting landing page.

Standard careers pagetheonrep recruiting landing page
Roles shownAll open rolesOne role or campaign
NavigationFull site menu
Built forBrowsing candidatesPaid & campaign traffic
Mobile apply flowOften clunky✓ Yes
ATS integrationNative onlyNative + custom-tuned
Compliance itemsVariesEEO, pay transparency, WCAG

Enterprise TA requirements, covered

The compliance items your TA team is required to have.

Above a certain hiring volume, procurement and legal expect these on every candidate-facing page. We include them as standard, not as a change order.

EEO statement

Equal Employment Opportunity language included on every recruiting landing page we build.

Pay transparency

Salary-range disclosure formatted to match state and local pay-transparency requirements.

WCAG accessibility

Accessible forms and markup so the apply flow works with screen readers and keyboard navigation.

ATS-native handoff

Applications post directly into Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, iCIMS, Bullhorn or SmartRecruiters — no manual re-entry.

How to increase job application conversion rate

Cut the form to the fields that actually matter, remove every link that isn't the apply button, and make sure the page loads instantly on mobile — most candidate drop-off happens in the first ten seconds on a phone. We diagnose your current application-completion rate and show you exactly where candidates are leaving before we quote a rebuild.

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Good to know

Recruiting landing page FAQs

A recruitment landing page is a focused, single-role page designed to convert job-ad or campaign traffic into completed applications — distinct from a careers page, it has one call-to-action and no site navigation to distract a candidate mid-apply.

A careers page lists every open role and includes full site navigation, built for someone already browsing your company. A recruiting landing page is built for one role or campaign, strips out the navigation, and is optimized purely to convert the specific traffic you're paying to send to it.

The most common causes are forms that are too long, pages that load slowly on mobile, navigation that pulls the candidate away before they finish, and apply flows that weren't designed mobile-first even though most candidates apply from a phone.

As few as the role genuinely requires. Every additional required field measurably increases drop-off — we typically recommend collecting only what's needed to screen a candidate initially, with deeper details captured after the ATS handoff.

Yes. We build direct integrations with Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, iCIMS, Bullhorn and SmartRecruiters, along with Indeed and ZipRecruiter campaign feeds, so completed applications land in your existing pipeline automatically.

It varies by role and industry, but a dedicated recruiting landing page typically converts two to three times better than sending the same traffic to a generic ATS job page, largely because of the removed distractions and shorter mobile-first form.

Cost per applicant is your total campaign spend divided by the number of completed applications it generates. It's the metric most TA and recruitment-marketing teams are measured on, and it's the number a well-built recruiting landing page is specifically designed to lower.

Yes — they're especially effective for high-volume roles like CDL driving, healthcare, warehouse and logistics, retail and QSR, and seasonal hiring, where even small improvements in application-completion rate translate into a large number of additional hires.

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