250
avg. applications per job opening
Only 4–6 get a call.
Paste one job posting URL. Get the hiring manager's name, email, and LinkedIn in about a minute — plus an email draft written for that role.
2×
more interview invites*
Paste the link to one specific job opening, not a search results or careers page.
Free. No signup. 3 lookups.
Paste the URL of one specific job posting — LinkedIn, Indeed, Greenhouse, Lever, or a company careers page.
Our system reads the posting, figures out who manages this kind of role, and searches LinkedIn for them at this company.
Name, verified email, LinkedIn, mobile when available. In your browser and in your inbox.
One click writes a short subject and body from your LinkedIn profile and the posting. Copy it, edit whatever you want, send it yourself.
Career coaches have been recommending this for years. The hard part was always finding the email. Now it's a paste away.
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Most job seekers never hear back. Not because they're underqualified — because their resume never reached a human.
250
avg. applications per job opening
Only 4–6 get a call.
97%
of Fortune 500 use ATS screening
Most resumes are filtered before a human sees them.
Jobscan / Greenhouse data2×
more likely to be invited to interview
When you reach the hiring manager directly vs. applying cold.
NY Fed research ↗The 2× figure comes from referral research. A direct, personalized email isn't a referral — but it gets you in front of the decision-maker instead of the ATS queue. Same mechanism.
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Free
$0
Yes. Paste the job posting URL and the lookup returns the hiring manager's name, direct email, and LinkedIn in about 60 seconds. Unlike a domain-based email lookup, it starts from the role — so you get the person hiring for that job, not a list of company addresses.
Yes. After a lookup, one click drafts the subject and body from your LinkedIn profile, the job posting, and the manager's role. You review, edit, and send it from your own inbox — we never send anything on your behalf. Drafts are included on the free tier and on Ultima; Pro covers unlimited lookups without drafts.
Five lines, 75–125 words: a subject naming the role, one line saying you applied, one result from your own profile that maps to something the posting asks for, one reason it is this company, and a small ask. It is deliberately short and plain — the shape that gets replies is a specific note, not a second cover letter.
Not if you edit it, and you should. An unedited generated email is recognisable by its register rather than by any detector — a 100-word email is too short for detection tools to say anything useful. Swap the evidence line for your most checkable result, add one detail specific to that company, and cut any sentence you would not say out loud.
Yes. We use public LinkedIn data and standard B2B contact research. Same data that Apollo, Hunter, and ZoomInfo use, priced for people, not enterprise sales teams.
Some, maybe. Most appreciate a short, specific email about a role they're trying to fill. Career coaches have recommended this exact tactic for a decade. Keep your message under 5 sentences and you'll be fine.
Around 85-90% verified by our source. On the credit pack (20 lookups), if the address was wrong and your email bounced, forward the bounce message to no-reply@dearhiringmanager.io and we will restore your spent credit.
Sometimes the company is small or stealthy and there's no clear hiring manager in public data. Free tier costs you nothing if so. Monthly Pro is not priced per reveal. On the credit pack (20 lookups), if the address was wrong and your email bounced, forward the bounce message to no-reply@dearhiringmanager.io and we will restore your spent credit.
This is built for job seekers. Sales tools exist for sales work. Try Apollo or Hunter for that.
We use it only to send you the contacts you find in our system, and free-search notifications if you opt in. We never sell or share your email. Unsubscribe in one click any time.
Pro removes the free lookup limit so you can keep researching hiring managers whenever you need more contacts.
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