Candidates visit your site. Let them talk to you on the spot.
WebCallHub adds a call button to your recruiting website so candidates and clients can reach you instantly — no phone number, no form, no waiting.
Speed wins in recruiting. Your website is slowing you down.
A top candidate lands on your website. They are interested but have questions — about a role, about your process, about whether you are the right firm. They see a contact form. They are not filling that out for a recruiting inquiry. They see a phone number. They are browsing at work and cannot make a call from their desk. They leave. Another agency gets them first.
WebCallHub lets anyone on your website start a voice call with one click.
The call happens in the browser. No phone ringing at the candidate's desk. No app to install. No form to fill out. Just a conversation, started in seconds, while the person is still on your site.
What you get
Talk to candidates when they are engaged
A candidate reading your job listings is ready to talk now, not after a form submission and a 48-hour wait.
Discreet for candidates
Browser-based calls do not show up on a phone bill or make noise in an open office. Candidates can connect quietly from their work computer.
Win client pitches
When a hiring manager can call you from your website in one click, you demonstrate the responsiveness they are hiring you for.
Multi-agent support
Your entire team can be online at the same time. Whoever is free takes the call. Candidates never hear "please hold."
No overhead
No phone system, no receptionist, no answering service fees. Just your browser.
How it works
- Add the call button to your website — One line of code. Works with any site — your agency's main site, individual job listing pages, or landing pages.
- Your team goes online — Each recruiter opens the WebCallHub dashboard. Multiple recruiters can be online at the same time.
- Candidates and clients click to call — A visitor on your site clicks the call button. The first available recruiter picks up. A real conversation starts in seconds.