Job searching alone is exhausting: the silence, the rejections, the wondering if something's wrong with you. Nothing is. No one was running your search like a system. Now something is. You review what's ready, and press send.
One had a fabricated profile with three connections. The other had a genuine sixteen-year career history behind it and passed every check I ran. What caught them both was not the profile, it was what they asked me to do. If you are in an active search, you are on the list, and knowing the difference is free.
Is this recruiter real? A 60-second check →Five real messages, the tells in each, and what to do if you have already replied.
Real numbers from real searches. The first three clients came aboard on July 17, 2026. Some of them arrived with applications already in flight, and those are counted here too, because the engine has been working those pipelines ever since.
And the part most people leave off: 191 roles have been reviewed and closed out, and 127 of those were closed before an application was ever sent: dead requisitions, ghost postings that never existed, wrong level, wrong location. A client was declined by a payments company after a hiring-manager round. Another had a requisition pulled mid-process when the company reworked the profile. One reached a final round and the employer simply went silent. Those go on the scoreboard too, because a board that only shows wins is a brochure.
What this feels like from the other side ↓
These are live searches in progress, not completed placements. Refreshed nightly. Last updated August 24, 2026.
The Pursuit Engine isn't software you operate. It isn't a resume writer. It isn't career coaching. Every morning, your search has already been run before you wake up. If you've spent months sending resumes into a void and started wondering if the problem is you: it isn't. No one was running this like a system.
And you are not buying software. You are hiring me. How does that stack up against a career coach, a recruiter, or an AI tool? See the full comparison →
Because that's what it is, running at full depth. Most searches fail from manual effort: generic resumes, stale postings, no follow-up system. The Pursuit Engine replaces the grind with machinery. (Smaller credit packs give you pieces of this at a lighter price, see the packs below.)
A unique, ATS-parse-verified resume and dated cover letter for every single role, built from your real numbers and stories, never a template.
The hiring manager identified, and your own network mapped for the introduction that gets your application read by a human.
Every morning: new verified roles with packages pre-built, responses classified, and your tracker updated: ready-to-send, not to-do.
Prep documents per round, interviewer-matched mock interviews, thank-you drafts, and offer analysis when it counts. The engine runs until you sign.
This is a condensed look at what a real client's portal shows on a real morning, simulated here, the same portal you can tour in full below.
Here's what that actually looks like.
Most services hand you one thing: a resume, or a coach, or a list of jobs. This runs the entire search, end to end. Here is the whole machine.
Deep discovery of the achievements you'd never think to put on a resume, a rebuilt master resume verified against real ATS parsers, your LinkedIn rewritten section by section, and a target map of the roles where your evidence makes you unusually competitive.
New roles found and verified live at the employer's own site, a tailored resume and dated cover letter built for each one worth applying to, the hiring manager identified with your warm path in mapped, and every application tracked with follow-ups triggered automatically. Waiting in your inbox before coffee.
A prep document for every round, practice modules matched to your actual interviewer, thank-you notes and follow-ups timed to keep momentum, and a full offer deconstruction when it counts. The engine runs until you sign.
See the full anatomy of a single morning, step by step →
You don't have to run all of this yourself at 11 PM after a day of rejection emails.
One system. Your entire search. Not a document. Not a course. A machine that runs the whole thing.
The Pursuit Engine did not just support my job search. It transformed it.
Vani Raju, Strategic Finance and FP&A Modeling Leader · Concierge client
Stop wondering what to do next.
The Pursuit Engine gives you a clear plan, keeps every opportunity organized, and helps you apply with confidence, whether you want to keep more of it in your own hands or hand me the whole search.
Buy a pack of Pursuit Credits and I draw it down as I build things for you: a tailored application, a full rewrite, a LinkedIn overhaul, whatever the moment calls for. Every pack runs the identical daily engine, verified roles, tailored packages, warm-path research. The only difference is how many credits you're carrying, and whether you'd rather buy once or have it refill itself.
Landing one month sooner is worth $10,000 to $33,000.
Here's the honest way to size this. A month of salary at $120K is about $10,000. At $180K it's $15,000. In the executive ranks at $400K, it's over $33,000. Searches at this level typically run 5 to 8 months, so the goal isn't to hurry you, it's to make each month count more: better-matched roles, warm introductions instead of cold applications, and every package ready before you sit down. No outcome is ever promised, and a good search still takes the time it takes. But shorten it by a single month and this has more than paid for itself.
So 18 credits (Starter) is about six tailored applications. 50 credits (Momentum) covers a real multi-week push, several tailored applications plus a rewrite or LinkedIn overhaul. 130 credits (Concierge) runs the full daily engine for a month: ongoing sourcing, builds, and a couple of prep calls along the way.
Best if: you want to see real, verified roles and one tailored package before committing to more.
How much work do I do? You review and send. I build whatever your credits cover.
Best if: you're actively applying and want several weeks of runway without watching the balance.
How much work do I do? Same as Starter: you review and send, I build against your balance.
Best if: you want the full daily engine running for you without pausing to think about your balance.
How much work do I do? You review and send. I build everything and run the search daily.
Every new client also starts with 6 credits free, no card required, so you see a verified role and a tailored package before you spend a dollar.
Currently available to clients in the United States and Canada.
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Here is something nobody tells you when you are laid off: the hardest month of a job search is usually month four, not month one. Month one you have severance, momentum, and a network that is still warm. Month four is when the money is thinner, the applications have gone quiet, and doing this alone starts to wear.
So if you have just come out of a reduction, this is the moment to spend a little of that package on the part that gets harder later. Three Concierge Packs, prepaid together as one 390-credit bundle, is $818 instead of $1,227. That covers you straight through the stretch where most searches stall, no subscription, just credits banked up front.
I ran this search myself, with a package that felt like it would last longer than it did. Month four is real.
Or 4 payments of $204.50 with Klarna or Affirm, interest-free
Talk about a prepaid bundleSearch happening at a higher altitude than any of the four above?
The engine scales to executive searches, where the roles are fewer, the process is longer, and the warm path is everything. These engagements are tailored to the search. Let's talk about what yours needs.
Every quote here is used with permission, and every name is changed or removed unless someone chose otherwise. Nothing is invented.
“The Pursuit Engine did not just support my job search. It transformed it.”
Working with The Pursuit Engine has genuinely reshaped and revolutionized my job search. After navigating a layoff and stepping into a competitive market, I felt the familiar overwhelm of endless postings, resume rewrites, and uncertainty. This platform changed that experience in a way I did not expect.
From the start, the search felt intentional. Every morning, my opportunities were already curated. The engine verifies roles directly from employer sites, filters out anything stale or irrelevant, and sends me only the positions that truly match my background. Each role arrives with a tailored resume, a dated cover letter, and mapped warm paths that show exactly who I know inside the company. Instead of spending hours researching and rewriting, I simply review and move forward.
As I continued, clarity replaced chaos. Job searching often feels scattered and emotionally draining, but The Pursuit Engine made it structured and manageable. My pipeline updates daily. I know which roles are real, which resumes are ATS ready, and which connections matter. Interview prep is built in. Follow up timing is mapped out. I am not guessing anymore. I am making informed decisions with confidence.
What stood out most was the human guidance behind the platform. This is not just a tool. It is a partnership. The founder's judgment, experience, and attention to detail show up in every role selection and every tailored document. The guidance feels personal and thoughtful, not generic. It is the first time I have felt like someone is truly in the search with me.
Very quickly, the momentum became real. Verified roles replaced endless scrolling. Tailored applications replaced constant rewriting. Interview prep replaced anxiety. The Pursuit Engine compressed a process that usually drags on for months and gave me back control, confidence, and direction.
My honest conclusion is simple: The Pursuit Engine did not just support my job search. It transformed it. For anyone navigating a transition, especially at senior or strategic levels, this is the most effective and modern approach I have experienced.
“I finally felt like someone was actually listening.”
Bobbie's LinkedIn posting caught my attention. Not because of a graphic or an AI-generated script, but because of her words, her genuine concern for helping people, and her talents, which are easy to see.
After months of diligently reworking my resume, sending version after version, firing off resumes by the dozen to employer after employer, and trying at least three other recruiting sites, I finally felt like someone was actually listening.
Because she was.
After our first exchange, we met on a 30-minute call and talked through valuation, approach, and her very well-designed system. What came through most was her humanity.
Real connections. Honest feedback. Authenticity.
Bobbie's strength, one of many, is changing mindsets and perspectives. Already, she has surgically pinpointed roles that fit my skillset, my story, and my value, so the approach is precise, not noisy.
Imagine never again dreading the fifteen job emails that land every day. What is our time worth?
In medicine there is a treatment called proton therapy, which works at a microscopic level, instead of the six-inch paintbrush of ordinary approaches. I am choosing the laser-focused version.
Real human connection, and strategy. I am investing in me, and Bobbie's approach does exactly that.
“It doesn't just send me job listings. It helps me make better decisions.”
After spending more than 20 years building strategic partnerships, including six and a half years leading Visa's largest global authentication partnership, I found myself navigating an executive job search after a restructuring. Like many experienced professionals, my search wasn't about applying to hundreds of jobs. It was about finding a small number of highly specialized roles that genuinely matched my background, while also balancing today's realities like remote work, increased return-to-office expectations, and an increasingly competitive executive market.
What has impressed me most about The Pursuit Engine is that it doesn't just send me job listings. It helps me make better decisions. The roles are researched, scored against my background, and supported with tailored materials and practical guidance that save an incredible amount of time. Because my search is measured in the quality of opportunities, not the quantity of applications, that level of focus has been incredibly valuable.
I've also had the opportunity to provide product feedback as the platform has evolved while using it as one of its concierge clients. That has given me a unique perspective, because I've seen firsthand how thoughtfully Bobbie listens to feedback and continuously improves the platform based on real user experiences.
Job searching can be overwhelming, especially at the executive level. The Pursuit Engine has made my search feel more focused, more organized, and much less stressful. That's something I genuinely value, and I'm excited to see how it continues to evolve.
“It's already given me something I hadn't felt in a while: hope.”
I started using Pursuit Engine and working with Bobbie about a week ago, and it's already given me something I hadn't felt in a while: hope.
I found Bobbie through one of her LinkedIn posts about a scammer posing as a recruiter, and it hit close to home. Just last month, I went through something almost identical. I interviewed, got a job offer, and was so relieved and excited that my months of searching had finally paid off. Then the "employer" told me they'd be sending a digital check for office supplies, and I immediately knew it was a scam. My heart sank. I'm at the end of my unemployment benefits, a single mother of two, with no other income coming in. I was devastated.
With nothing left to lose, I reached out to Bobbie. The onboarding was easy, and once I got into the portal, I was amazed, it's truly a one-stop shop. Before this, I was manually tweaking my resume for every single company and application, and I'd also tried blasting my resume out on LinkedIn, sending close to 300 applications. I heard back from only a handful, and even those were just rejection emails.
Since working with Bobbie and getting set up on the portal, everything has changed. It's organized, easy to use, and genuinely efficient. But more than that, I finally feel hopeful again, I believe my time is coming, and I will find a legitimate job.
And just working with Bobbie, who is incredible, is a breath of fresh air.
You've taken your time and applied your expertise to my resume and my stories, and provided a roadmap for the LinkedIn profile. In one day of our collaborations on "what's next" for Alan, you've given me hope, from a place of humanness, with an analytical, measured, calm approach. A word which keeps coming to mind is supported, like the grounding of a tree, and the leaning into, which will not affect the tree negatively. Solid, flexible, adaptable, consistent.
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Twenty years leading enterprise sales taught me how companies actually hire. My own nine-month search taught me how broken job searching has become. The Pursuit Engine is the system I wished existed, and it's the same one running my own search right now, pointed at yours.
This isn't my first search. In September 2024 I took a voluntary separation from Verizon, capping six-plus years there the same way I'd spent my entire career: a senior enterprise sales leader the whole way through. I figured finding my next role would take a couple of weeks. It took nine months. I doomscrolled postings for hours, rewrote my resume for every application, even paid two different professional resume writers, $400 and $500, and ended up trashing both because neither gave me an easy way to update keywords per role. By month four I surrendered to applying everywhere with the same generic resume. If you're there right now, I know exactly how it feels.
Then in July 2026 I was one of hundreds laid off from Lumen Technologies. I gave myself one day to feel it. Then I did what I've done for 20 years as a sales leader when the path disappears, and what I wished I'd had the first time: I built a system.
Fourteen days later I had 18 tailored applications in flight and interviews in motion. Then colleagues navigating the same layoff started asking: "Can you do that for me?"
Yes. I can. I've spent two decades building sales methodologies and AI tools that national teams adopted as standard practice. This is that same craft, aimed at the pursuit that matters most: yours.
Bobbie Ziemer, Founder
For the past year, my job was building AI agents, skills, and enablement systems inside a Fortune enterprise, the kind national teams adopted as standard practice. I'm the person companies hired to build it. Now I build it for you.
Two decades leading enterprise sales teams means I know exactly what a hiring manager is actually screening for, because I built and ran the teams doing the hiring. That's the judgment behind every role I score, every warm path I map, and every package I build, the same judgment that turned my own search around in days instead of months. (The full story is above, if you haven't read it yet.)
The AI is the engine. Twenty years of judgment is the driver.
I paid $400 for a professional resume during my own nine-month search, and still couldn't get past the ATS. A polished document is a snapshot; hiring systems reward a system. The Pursuit Engine tailors and ATS-verifies a fresh resume and cover letter for every single role, then adds what no document can: the hiring manager identified, your warm path mapped, follow-ups timed, and a pipeline that never lets an application go stale.
No, and that's the point. Recruiters work for employers and only show you the roles they're paid to fill. The Pursuit Engine works for you, across the entire market, on every role that fits your targets. Nobody else in the process is on your side of the table. This is.
Yes: a meaningful share of clients are employed and searching discreetly. Nothing is ever posted, sent, or signaled on your behalf: you review and send every application yourself, no "open to work" banners required, and your information is never shared with anyone.
Everything arrives ready to send, but you press send. Your name, your voice, your control. That's deliberate: employers get applications a human stands behind, and you always know exactly what's in flight.
Read what you are being asked to do, not the profile. The profile check is the one that fails: one of the fakes that reached me had a genuine sixteen-year career history behind it. What gave it away was the ask, an Outlook address dressed up as a Fortune 500 careers inbox. I keep a running checklist with five real messages sent to me and my clients, the tells in each, and what to do if you have already replied. Is this recruiter real? A 60-second check →
Your information is used solely to run your career search, stored securely, never sold or shared, and deleted at your request. You'll confirm this agreement in writing at intake. It works both ways.
No, and be wary of anyone who does, because hiring decisions belong to employers alone. What's guaranteed is the machinery: a tailored, verified package for every role, warm-path research, disciplined follow-up, and complete honesty about what the data says is working and what isn't.
Fifteen minutes of intake is the highest-leverage time you'll spend this month. No guarantees of outcomes: a guarantee of machinery, effort, and honesty.
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