RecruitEarth

No commission, ever.

One enrolled boarding student is $40,000–70,000 a year and stays 3–5 years — $150,000–300,000 in lifetime tuition. A single enrolment returns 30–60× the cost of Growth. RecruitEarth is priced as a line item your board approves once a year, not a per-placement fee that grows with your success.

Starter

For a single admissions office testing new markets.

$2,400/yr

$3,000 if paid monthly — save 20%

300 credits, available immediately — unused credits roll over within your term.

Get started
  • 3 target markets
  • 1 seat
  • Playbook access

Most schools choose this

Growth

For schools running an active, multi-market channel strategy.

$5,000/yr

$6,000 if paid monthly — save 17%

1,200 credits, available immediately — unused credits roll over within your term.

Get started
  • Full database, all markets
  • Attribution dashboard
  • 5 seats
  • Playbook access

Group

For multi-campus groups with central admissions.

$15,000/yr

See the Group plan
  • Everything in Growth
  • Multi-campus rollout
  • Consolidated reporting across schools
  • API access
  • Unlimited seats
  • Dedicated onboarding

On monthly billing, credits are issued each month rather than all at once — that's what keeps a school from unlocking the database in week one and cancelling. Pay annually and the full year's allocation is available immediately.

The price of one recruitment fair — except it runs all year and you can measure it

$2,000+

An ISC Research market report — a snapshot, once.

£1,000–3,000

A BSA or COBIS membership — access to a network, not a channel.

$3,000–6,000

One Alphe or TABS recruitment fair, plus travel, twice a year — for a few dozen conversations in a hotel ballroom.

Growth costs less than one fair and runs continuously, with an attribution dashboard that tells you which channel actually produced an enrolment — something none of the above can do.

Zero commission, in writing

RecruitEarth never takes a percentage of tuition, placement fees, or anything a channel relationship produces — on any plan. It's in the first screen of this product, and it's in the service agreement.