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Recruitment CRM - DG Recruitment

Recruitment CRM - DG Recruitment

Computer-based (Windows) Full Recruitment CRM/ATS with Enterprise features !

Jul 17, 2026 Marketing & Sales
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Recruitment CRM - DG Recruitment

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My name is Dan, and I am an International Recruitment Consultant, with about 8 years of experience.During my experience, I've tried a lot of specific Recruitment CRMs, in both online (SaaS) and offline (computer-based) versions but everything I found on the market seemed not to fit what I was looking for.So, 10 months ago I decided to build my own Recruitment CRM/ATS program.I used advanced AI engineering tools to build and battle-test a comprehensive, full-scale Windows desktop CRM tailored specifically for freelance recruiters and solopreneurs.The program is currently working, I am working daily on it without problems.But... as life is not always like a walk in the park, I am now in a tight moment when I had to decide to do something more with this program than keep it for myself and a bunch of friends.I am reaching out to you because I want to transition this asset to a partner capable of unlocking its commercial potential.I am offering two flexible paths for acquisition or partnership:Option 1: Complete IP Acquisition ($22,000 USD - Negotiable)• Full transfer of 100% of the raw C# source code, browser extension project, 25-page technical manual, and unrestricted commercial rights.• This is a steep discount compared to the estimated $34,400 senior-level replacement development cost (830+ hours).Option 2: Strategic Joint Venture / Revenue Share• Upfront Fee: $15,000 USD (covers immediate asset deployment and transfer).• Revenue Share: 35% of all gross sales to me.• My Commitment: I will handle 100% of local AI model and program updates and Tier-3 technical support.• Your Commitment: Your team drives 100% of marketing and distribution.Why this architecture is highly valuable:• Massive TAM: Global market for solo recruiters is 1,000,000+ users. A modest 1% conversion at a $400 one-time fee yields $4,000,000 in front-end revenue.• Recurring Revenue Engine: Retaining just 40% of those converted users for annual updates ($100/year) and customer support ($100/year) generates an additional $800,000 in Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR).• Local-First AI Core: Native Ollama integration running local Llama 3.2 and BGE-M3 models entirely offline. Zero ongoing cloud API costs for users.• Native Market Intelligence: Built-in engine that generates custom market reports and quarterly niche-specific market analyses on demand.• Automated Lead Nurturing: Autonomous quarterly newsletter pipeline targeting unconverted leads with tailored market reports based on their industry niche.• Professional Recruitment Pipeline: 7-stage visual Kanban with programmatic quality gates ensuring the recruiter retains control over critical placement decisions.• Full Operations Suite: Proprietary calendar with local token-based Google Calendar two-way synchronization, automated task/reminder creation, and automated stage-transition emails.• Enterprise Database Management: Autonomous daily background routine for database hygiene (computes decay without destructive auto-deletes) and automated daily SQLite backups.• Premium Modules: Custom LinkedIn profile scraper extension and automated lead discovery pipeline.Live Landing Pages:- https://dgrecruitment.services/free-recruitment-crm-software/- https://dgrecruitment.services/recruitment-crm/(The public only has access to the compiled free app; you will have the raw C# source code project).For absolute safety, the transaction will be processed via Escrow.com.If you will consider this as a good fit for your business, I am available immediately for a brief Zoom or Teams call.

Comments (3)

Mariam Koepp Mariam Koepp 1 week ago

offline access is key for international recruiters

Osbaldo Luettgen Osbaldo Luettgen 1 week ago

whats the tech stack? windows desktop only limits your addressable market significantly

Casey Pfeffer Casey Pfeffer 1 week ago

windows only really limits market potential