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Recruitment websites for Dallas firms hiring across a metroplex that keeps spreading.

We handle recruitment website development Dallas staffing agencies, search firms and employer talent teams use to fill roles from Uptown to Alliance. The site puts jobs where candidates search for them, lets people apply in a couple of minutes from a phone, and gives corporate clients relocating to North Texas a reason to call you rather than the next agency on the list. Your recruiters run it day to day through a simple CMS linked to your ATS.

We work with Dallas clients remotely. Discovery, design reviews and launch sign off happen by video call, with a staging site you can open at any time and written notes after every session.

Built for
Staffing agencies, executive recruiters and in house hiring teams covering Dallas, Fort Worth and the surrounding North Texas counties.
Typical timeline
We agree the launch sequence and the content each side owes during discovery, and the dates follow from that agreed scope.
What you own
Source code, CMS, hosting account, domain, job data, applicant records and analytics properties, all registered to your company.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies across the US and the UAEFrom a first store to a listed developer

Modon
Majid Al Futtaim
HP
Belkin
Dulsco Group
OneClickDrive
Hanayen
HMS
Clocksprings
Ghezlan

What we build

A site shaped around Dallas Fort Worth hiring.

Dallas recruiting has a geography problem. A role in Plano or Frisco draws from a different pool than one in south Dallas or near DFW Airport, and few candidates will cross the whole metroplex for an hourly job. Meanwhile, the steady stream of companies moving headquarters and regional offices into Irving, Las Colinas and the Legacy area brings hiring managers who are new to the market and looking for a recruiter who knows it. A good Dallas recruitment site answers both groups. Candidates get location aware search, honest job details and a short apply form, with Spanish where it helps. Clients get proof of local knowledge, sector depth and a quick way to brief you. Texas also has its own rules on biometrics and consumer data that shape what the forms collect, and national clients bring pay disclosure duties from other states. Everything below can be phased to suit your hiring calendar.

Explain your project
  • Metroplex job search

    Candidates search by city and area, including Dallas, Fort Worth, Irving, Plano, Frisco, Arlington and Denton, with a radius filter and a remote or hybrid toggle. Location data is structured once and reused for search, maps and Google job listings, so a role never shows the wrong suburb.

    Applicants who live within a realistic drive of the job.

  • Relocation hiring hub

    Companies arriving in North Texas need help hiring a whole office at once. A dedicated section explains how you staff a new site, which roles you cover, how you handle volume openings and what a client should prepare. It speaks to the HR lead who has just landed and does not know the market yet.

    Conversations with relocating employers before their first job ad runs.

  • Two minute mobile apply

    For hourly and shift roles, the apply form asks for name, phone, area and availability, with a résumé optional. Longer screening happens later in your ATS. Each extra field is tested against drop off, and we remove the ones that cost more applicants than they are worth.

    Higher completion on the roles you most need to fill quickly.

  • Spanish language apply pages

    Many candidates for warehouse, construction support, hospitality and facilities roles across Dallas County prefer Spanish. We write the apply pages, job summaries and confirmation messages in natural Spanish, with a clear language switch, and route those applications to bilingual recruiters.

    A wider applicant pool without a second website.

  • Multi state pay range fields

    Texas has no general state pay transparency law, but Dallas agencies often post remote roles open to people in Colorado, California, Washington, New York or Illinois, which do. The job template switches on salary range and benefits fields when a listing is open to those states.

    National clients' jobs posted correctly from a Texas based agency.

  • Biometric safe by design

    The Texas Capture or Use of Biometric Identifier Act sets notice and consent duties for face geometry, fingerprints and voiceprints. The website itself collects none of these. If you add a video screening or identity verification tool, we place the notice and consent before it and document what the vendor stores.

    No surprise biometric collection hiding in a third party widget.

  • Client briefing form

    A structured request for staff that captures role, headcount, shift, pay band, site address and start date, then creates a deal in your CRM with the account manager assigned by territory. The client gets a confirmation that says when you will call.

    New client briefs ready for pricing on the first call.

  • ATS sync and source tracking

    We connect to Bullhorn, JobAdder, Avionté, TempWorks, Crelate or the corporate system you use. Jobs publish and expire automatically, and every application carries its source, so you can see which boards, searches and campaigns produce placements, not just clicks.

    Marketing spend judged by placements made.

  • Search visibility across DFW

    JobPosting structured data for Google job results, location pages for each branch with real detail about the employers and roles you serve there, and Google Business Profiles kept in step with the site. No thin pages repeating the same copy with a new city name.

    Organic job traffic from across North Texas.

  • Accessible apply and accommodation

    Job search and apply forms are built to WCAG 2.2 AA, so people using screen readers, keyboards or magnification can find and complete them. Every form carries a visible way to request an accommodation, routed to a named person on your team. Under the ADA, applicants with disabilities are entitled to a fair route into the hiring process, and the website is usually where that route begins.

    An apply process open to every qualified candidate.

Who this is for

The Dallas recruiters we tend to work with.

North Texas hiring covers corporate headquarters, finance and insurance operations, logistics hubs around the airport and north Fort Worth, healthcare systems and a large construction and trades sector. Each brings a different kind of recruiter with different website needs. These four profiles cover most of the teams that come to us, and many agencies span two of them. The site structure can serve both sides of a mixed business without blurring the message to either.

01

High volume light industrial staffing

Agencies supplying distribution centers and plants around DFW Airport, Alliance and the southern Dallas inland port area live on fill rates. The site leads with open shifts, keeps the apply step short, offers Spanish and gets applicants into the ATS within seconds. Branch pages make it obvious which office covers which area, and a text friendly confirmation tells applicants what happens next. Shift pay, start times and site location appear above the fold of each listing, because those three facts decide whether an hourly candidate applies.

Speed of apply matters more than design flourish here.

02

Corporate and professional search

Firms placing finance, accounting, legal and technology professionals with the headquarters clustered around Uptown, Las Colinas and Legacy sell expertise and discretion. Their site carries market insight, consultant profiles, salary guide content and a confidential way for senior candidates to make contact without applying to a public listing. Content is written by people who understand the roles, so it reads as credible to a controller or general counsel rather than generic agency copy.

03

Healthcare and allied health recruiting

Recruiters serving the hospital systems and clinics across Dallas and Tarrant counties need specialty and shift filters, license fields and clear credentialing checklists. The site explains what applicants must provide, and uploads go straight to the secure ATS rather than through email attachments that sit in shared inboxes. Travel and per diem roles get their own filters so candidates from outside Texas can find them quickly.

04

Employers building a careers site

Companies headquartered in Dallas and hiring across many states want a careers site that sells the employer brand, shows each office, handles state by state pay disclosure and connects to Workday, Greenhouse, iCIMS or SuccessFactors. We design the brand content and job pages as one experience rather than a hosted job portal stuck on the side. Employee stories, benefits and location pages stay editable by your talent team through the CMS.

From first call to a live Dallas recruitment site.

  1. 01Discovery by videoYour territories, sectors, branches, ATS, current traffic and where applicants drop out, plus who on your team will own content after launch.
  2. 02Information architectureJob search model, location structure across the metroplex, sector pages and client sections agreed as a sitemap and wireframes.
  3. 03Design and writingCandidate and client pages designed for phones first, with English and Spanish copy written by people rather than a translation tool.
  4. 04Development and integrationCMS, ATS connection, forms, CRM routing, structured data, consent and analytics built on staging and tested with your live job feed.
  5. 05Launch and redirectsEvery old URL mapped, branch listings updated, search console monitored and your recruiters trained to publish and edit on their own.
  6. 06Ongoing improvementMonthly review of applications by source, client enquiries and search rankings, with the next round of changes picked by impact on placements.

Technology

What we build this with.

Most builds run on WordPress or a headless front end in Next.js, picked around your ATS, your editors and the number of jobs you post. Custom recruitment website development Dallas groups need, such as a client portal or multi brand job search, sits on the same foundation.

01Web

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Laravel
  • WordPress

02Commerce

  • Shopify Plus
  • WooCommerce
  • BigCommerce
  • Headless storefronts

03Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

04Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

What Dallas recruiters ask us first.

Job board, apply flow, client pages, ATS connection and search setup.

The core is a job board fed by your ATS, a short mobile apply flow, sector and branch pages, a client briefing form and the technical search work that gets jobs into Google results. Common additions are Spanish apply pages, a relocation hiring section, salary guide content and a client portal. We confirm which of these belong in the first release during discovery. Smaller agencies often launch the job board and client form first and add the rest once applications are flowing.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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PROVEN RESULTS

4.7 / 5from 23 Google reviews