RemotePeers

Why RemotePeers

Why RemotePeers vs. other consulting firms.

We built RemotePeers because the existing options force clients and candidates to accept trade-offs neither side should have to make. Here's how we compare, plainly, for each side.

Candidate-first

Active interview and delivery support, not just placement.

1M+ private network

Founders, execs, and individual clients — not a public job board.

Immigration-aware

H-1B, TN, OPT/CPT, STEM OPT, EB-2/EB-3 where eligible.

Pay parity

Same role, same band — regardless of nationality.

Discretion by default

NDAs before names. Always.

Global reach, US hours

US, LATAM, or anywhere the candidate can work your hours.

For clients, vs. traditional IT consulting firms.

RemotePeers

  • Private, invite-aware network — not a public board.
  • NDA-first introductions, by default.
  • Candidate-first culture reduces mid-engagement churn.
  • Transparent pricing — flat recruitment fee or clear monthly rate.
  • Global reach in US hours under one vendor.
  • No upsell of services you didn't ask for.
  • No long-term minimum commitments.

Typical IT consulting firm

  • Public job boards and resume-database spam.
  • Discretion sold as a premium tier.
  • Candidate-as-commodity; high attrition.
  • Hidden markups layered across vendors.
  • Fragmented regional vendors, multiple contracts.
  • Aggressive managed-services upsell.
  • Multi-year minimums and tricky exit terms.

For talent, vs. traditional IT consulting firms.

RemotePeers

  • 3+ years + fluent English. That's the bar.
  • ~10 business days from apply to client intro.
  • Active interview coaching and delivery support.
  • H-1B, TN, OPT/CPT, STEM OPT, EB-2/EB-3 where eligible.
  • Pay parity across geographies.
  • Paid redeployment between engagements.
  • Zero fees charged to candidates. Ever.

Typical IT consulting firm

  • Pedigree gating and opaque filters.
  • 4-6 week pipeline theater before any client contact.
  • You prep alone; you handle client friction alone.
  • Vague sponsorship promises that rarely materialize.
  • Geography-based pay discounts for the same work.
  • Unpaid bench between projects.
  • Hidden fees, opaque markups, or candidate-side charges.

Work with a firm built differently.