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Your Recruiting Department review: services, fees and terms

By the IAT editorial team | Updated October 9, 2026

Your Recruiting Department acts as an outside recruiting team for independent agencies, hiring account managers, CSRs, producers and agency leaders in all 50 states.

You pay an ongoing service fee plus a fee per hire, or a monthly fee for outsourced recruiting. Rates are quoted.

Best for
Independent P&C agencies that hire account managers, CSRs and producers often
Type
Subscription recruiting, outsourced recruiting (RPO) and executive search
Roles
Account managers, CSRs, producers and agency leaders
Lines
Personal and commercial P&C
Fee
Quote only. An ongoing service fee plus a fee per hire
Agency types
Independent agencies

Our take

Your Recruiting Department suits an independent agency that hires account managers, CSRs and producers often and wants an outside team acting as its recruiting department. It tests candidates with Profiles International assessments and checks licenses on personal lines searches.

You pay an ongoing service fee plus a fee per hire, or a monthly fee for outsourced recruiting. Current rates are quoted.

Pros

  • Works only for independent agencies
  • Ongoing pipeline instead of one search at a time
  • Profiles International assessments on candidates
  • License and continuing education checks for personal lines
  • Producer pay and sales target benchmarking
  • Assessments for candidates you find yourself

Cons

  • A service fee is due before anyone is hired
  • Current rates are quoted
  • No published guarantee
  • No temp staffing

Roles, lines and region

Roles
Personal and commercial lines account managers, account executives, licensed CSRs, receptionists, marketing and placement staff, claims, producers and agency leaders
Seniority
Support staff through agency principals
Lines
Personal lines and commercial P&C
Agency types
Independent agencies only
Where
All 50 states

How they work

Subscription recruiting

An outside team sources, screens and books interviews on an ongoing basis. You pay a service fee while it works and a fee for each hire.

Outsourced recruiting (RPO)

Several open roles under one agreement, with a monthly fee instead of a fee per hire.

Fees and when you pay

ModelFeePaid when
Subscription recruitingA service fee plus a fee per hireService fee during the search, the per-hire fee at each hire
Outsourced recruiting (RPO)A monthly fee in place of per-hire feesMonthly
Executive searchQuote onlySet in your agreement

Two case studies show a discounted weekly fee plus 5% of an unnamed base for each hire. A discounted case-study rate is not a quote, so get current rates in writing.

Guarantee

Ask for the replacement guarantee in writing before you sign. Your Recruiting Department publishes no guarantee. Agree what happens if a hire leaves in the first months.

Finding and screening candidates

Where candidates come from
Job ads it writes, ads on several channels and outreach to people not job hunting
Interviews
Structured phone screens against your requirements
Assessments
Profiles International personality and sales tests, such as PXT Select and the Customer Service Profile
License checks
License and continuing education checks on personal lines searches
Your own candidates
You can send candidates you found for the same assessments

Producer recruiting

Who it recruits
Experienced producers with relationships that can move with them, and new sales talent with a proven sales record
Assessments
Sales behavior and drive tests
Pay plan
Benchmarks the producer's pay and the sales targets they must reach to justify their salary

Contract terms

Retainers
Its FAQ says it uses no long-term retainers. The weekly service fee still runs while it searches
First consultation
Free

Frequently asked questions

How much does Your Recruiting Department charge?

An ongoing service fee plus a fee per hire. Rates are quoted. Case-study figures on its site are not a quote.

What is outsourced recruiting (RPO)?

It covers several open roles under one agreement for a monthly fee, with no fee per hire.

Does Your Recruiting Department check licenses?

Yes, on personal lines searches, along with continuing education.

Can it find producers with a book?

It recruits experienced producers with relationships that can move with them. Have your attorney review the producer's current agreement.

Can I use its assessments on my own candidates?

Yes. Agencies can send candidates they found for the same tests.

How we researched this review. We based this review on the terms and product pages published by Your Recruiting Department, reviewed in October 2026, together with our team's experience working with insurance agents and agency owners since 2008.

Corrections

Vendors change their pricing all the time and they don't email us when they do. So if you see a price on here that's gone up, a plan Your Recruiting Department quit selling or a contract term that reads different now, let us know and send the link to the page where Your Recruiting Department has it. Somebody here pulls up that page and checks it before we change anything on ours.

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