Tech recruitment is an email-first game

Developers don't answer unknown calls. Engineering managers ignore templates. CTOs have gatekeepers. The recruiters who win tech clients lead with relevance — they know the tech stack, reference specific roles, and understand the difference between a Series A startup and an enterprise modernising legacy systems.

Kolvera automates the research so you can focus on the relationship.

How the data pipeline works

  • Sector mapping: Deep Research maps a tech niche. "SaaS companies in Australia using React and Node.js, 20-200 employees, Series A or later."
  • Job board signals: SEEK/Indeed scraping across IT categories. Companies posting multiple engineering roles score high.
  • LinkedIn enrichment: Chrome extension saves CTOs, VPs of Engineering, hiring managers. One click per profile, multi-page scraping for lists.
  • Contact enrichment: Bulk-enrich with verified emails at 2cr each. Phone at 6cr for direct dials (though email is primary for tech).
  • AI outreach: Claude Sonnet writes each email using enriched data — tech stack, recent postings, team size, growth stage.

Why Pro plan is the sweet spot

Tech recruitment is high-volume on data. Pro at A$119/mo gives 1,500cr and BYOK enrichment — connect your own API keys to reduce per-contact cost. Three seats cover a typical tech desk: lead consultant plus researchers.

AU tech market data that US tools miss

ASIC search finds company directors not in Crunchbase or LinkedIn. ABR verification confirms which companies are currently trading. SEEK captures tech postings Indeed's US-centric index sometimes misses.