Live in an hour
A page, a few roles, a link. No procurement, no setup call.
Free, fast and on-brand. Then the applications land in a form, and a founder loses a week to resumes. Laand turns the same role into proof of who can do it.
There's a reason most early teams start here. We read hundreds of these pages.
A page, a few roles, a link. No procurement, no setup call.
Your words, your culture doc, your values. Nobody else's template.
You already pay for Notion. A careers page costs nothing extra.
Notion shows the role. Everything after is manual: finding people, reading every application, writing your own trial, chasing replies. That's the work that eats a founder's week.
The cheapest tool carries the highest hidden cost: your time, spent reading claims.
| Notion board | Laand | |
|---|---|---|
| Careers page | Yes, built by hand | Yes, free, built from your job link |
| Found by Google for Jobs | No | Yes |
| Who finds candidates | You, by posting and asking around | Laand: our network, outreach and share posts |
| Who screens | You, one application at a time | Fit Score and High-Agency gates, at your bar |
| What you judge | Resumes and form answers | Finished work on your real problem |
| Candidates who don't make it | Often silence | Specific feedback from Laand, so your brand stays intact |
| Once you've chosen | A blank doc | A contract draft and a 90-day onboarding plan from their work, in your Google Drive |
| Pricing | Free, plus your time | Free careers page. $750 per talent delivered |
Yes, built by hand
Yes, free, built from your job link
No
Yes
You, by posting and asking around
Laand: our network, outreach and share posts
You, one application at a time
Fit Score and High-Agency gates, at your bar
Resumes and form answers
Finished work on your real problem
Often silence
Specific feedback from Laand, so your brand stays intact
A blank doc
A contract draft and a 90-day onboarding plan from their work, in your Google Drive
Free, plus your time
Free careers page. $750 per talent delivered
Laand's 3Rs, applied to hiring. The page stays free. What changes is what comes back.
Paste the role. Laand reads your company and names the problems the hire must solve, then publishes a careers page and job post built from it.
Laand turns your real problems into paid micro-projects, then drafts the contract and a 90-day onboarding plan from the work your hire already did.
Four or five paid micro-projects, each combining real problems from your company and milestone.
See what each one tests and what strong looks like. Edit, switch off, or add your own.
From your hunt: role, pay and terms, every blank marked, ready to brand and send.
An onboarding plan built on the milestone and their shipped work, in your Google Drive.
Everyone you don't hire is a future hire, customer or referrer. Laand tells each of them why, at the stage they stopped, so nobody leaves thinking you ignored them.
Told at once, with the specific gap and a free plan to close it.
Where their judgment held up, and where it slipped.
Your notes on their work, and what to sharpen next.
No templates, no silence. Sent automatically. You write nothing.
Two hundred people can apply. All of them leave with something useful.
Keep the Notion page for your story. Point the apply button at Laand.
The page costs nothing. The week after it doesn't.
Live fast, but invisible to job boards and Google for Jobs.
Whoever happens to find it, as a pile of resumes.
Sorting, screening calls, a trial you design yourself.
A guess, made by someone with a company to run.
The careers page is free. You only pay for someone who already delivered.
Start a Talent HuntTwo hundred can enter. Every gate filters for you, and nobody reaches the micro-project on a resume.
You wake up to Proof of Work. You verify, and you hire.Paste the role. Laand publishes it, finds the people, filters for agency and taste, and hands back finished work.
Start a Talent Hunt ~10 min setup · Start from any job link · Free careers pageA Notion careers page is free, fast and on-brand. Then applications pile up in a form. Laand gives you a free careers page too, and turns every role into Proof of Work from high-agency talent.
Notion shows the role. Everything after is manual: finding people, reading every application, writing your own trial, chasing replies. That's the work that eats a founder's week. The cheapest tool carries the highest hidden cost: your time, spent reading claims.
Live in an hour: A page, a few roles, a link. No procurement, no setup call; It sounds like you: Your words, your culture doc, your values. Nobody else's template; Free: You already pay for Notion. A careers page costs nothing extra.
Choose Notion board when: You're hiring through your own network; A trusted referral is already in the pipeline; The role is low-stakes and easy to judge. Choose Laand when: The hire will shape what you ship next; Inbound is a pile of resumes that look the same; You'd rather review work than read applications. Keep the Notion page for your story. Point the apply button at Laand.
Laand drafts the contract from your hunt and a 90-day onboarding plan built on the milestone you hired for and the micro-project they already shipped. Both are saved as Google Docs in a folder for that person in your own Google Drive, ready to brand, check and send. Laand can only see the files it creates.
Yes. Everyone who doesn't make it gets specific feedback from Laand on where they fell short, so candidates leave with something useful and your employer brand stays intact. Every company also gets a free, branded careers page with a simple application flow.
Notion board: Free, plus your time. Laand: Free careers page. $750 per talent delivered. The careers page is free. You only pay for someone who already delivered.
Yes. Every company on Laand gets a free careers page and job pages that Google for Jobs can read, built from the job link you paste.