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Job Post AI

Describe the role. Get a listing worth applying for.

Job Post AI turns a plain description of the role into a complete job posting — one that leads with the opportunity, separates the must-haves from the nice-to-haves, and reads like an invitation instead of a checklist. Attract the right people instead of filtering out the good ones.

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JOB POST AI — LISTING

SENIOR PRODUCT DESIGNER

REMOTE · FULL-TIME · GROWTH STAGE

You'll own the design of a product used by 40,000 people — and shape the team that builds it next.

Must-have vs nice-to-havesplit ✓
Overview · Responsibilities · Requirements · Benefits · Culture6 of 6 ✓

The Posting That Repels Your Best Candidate

Write it like a checklist, and the person you want scrolls past.

Most job posts are written defensively — a wall of requirements meant to screen people out. But the strongest candidates have options, and a cold requirements list gives them no reason to choose you. You don't lose the wrong applicants. You lose the right ones.

We listed twelve required skills. The best candidate later told us she almost didn't apply because she only had eleven.

Cost: the top candidate, nearly gone

Our post read like a legal document. It said everything about what we demanded and nothing about why anyone would want the job.

Cost: a listing no one got excited by

I stared at a blank posting for an hour, gave up, and copied a competitor's. We ended up sounding exactly like everyone else.

Cost: indistinguishable from the field

The Difference

Attract the right people. Stop filtering them out.

Before

A wall of requirements meant to screen out

Must-haves and nice-to-haves blurred together

Nothing about why the job is worth wanting

Strong candidates self-select out

Sounds like every other listing in the field

→

After

A posting that leads with the opportunity

Must-haves cleanly split from nice-to-haves

The reason a great person would want in

Strong candidates arrive motivated to apply

A listing that stands apart from the rest

What you get

Role Overview

One to two punchy paragraphs on what this role is and why it's worth applying for — leading with the opportunity, not the requirements.

Opportunity-First

Responsibilities

What this person will actually do, day-to-day and quarter-to-quarter — plain, specific language, no vague corporate filler.

Plain & Specific

Requirements

Must-have qualifications only — kept short and honest, not a wish list disguised as a bar.

Genuinely Required

Nice to Haves

Genuinely optional skills or experience that would help — clearly separated from what's actually required.

Not Disguised Requirements

Benefits & Compensation

A realistic compensation range, key benefits, and notable perks — transparent, not vague.

Transparent Offer

Why Join Us

A paragraph on culture and mission, written as a human — no buzzwords.

Culture, Not Buzzwords

PART OF THE BUSINESS DOCS SUITE

Job Post AI is where the right hire starts applying.

Job Post AI stands on its own — describe the role, get a complete posting back. It also pairs naturally with the rest of the Business Docs Suite: reuse a project's brief for hiring context, or double-check the offer once a candidate says yes.

Works well together

Brief Drop

Hiring for a new campaign or project? Reuse the same brief context to write the posting.

Works well together

Contract Plain Talk

Candidate accepts? Run the offer letter or employment agreement through Contract Plain Talk before it goes out.

How It Works

From role description to full posting in four steps.

1

Describe The Role

What they'll do, who they'll work with, what success looks like.

2

Generate The Post

All six sections, opportunity-led and cleanly structured.

3

Tune It

Adjust comp, tone, or must-haves — the structure holds.

4

Post & Attract

Publish a listing that pulls in the people you actually want.

The Full Posting

Six sections a candidate actually reads.

A great posting isn't a job description with a header. It's a sequence built to move a strong candidate from curious to committed.

Role Overview

What makes this role worth applying for, up front.

Responsibilities

What you'll actually do, day-to-day and quarter-to-quarter.

Requirements

Only what's genuinely required — kept short and honest.

Nice to Haves

Optional extras, clearly labeled so they don't screen people out.

Benefits & Compensation

A real number, key benefits, and notable perks.

Why Join Us

Culture and mission, written as a human — no buzzwords.

Built For Everyone Who Hires

From a first hire to a hiring spree.

Founders

A professional posting for your first hires, with no HR team behind you.

Hiring Managers

A strong draft in minutes instead of a blank page for days.

Recruiters

Role descriptions that differentiate the opening from every other one.

Scaling Startups

Consistent posting quality across many openings at once.

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Why It Matters

Most job postings are written by people who know the role internally but have never thought about what attracts a strong candidate. Job Post AI writes postings that attract rather than filter — the difference is intent.

Job Post AI

$12/mo
  • Role Overview
  • Responsibilities
  • Requirements
  • Nice to Haves
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Your next great hire is out there — if the posting doesn't scare them off.

Every listing written like a checklist is a strong candidate deciding not to apply. Describe the role once, and post something that pulls the right person in instead of pushing them away.

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Does it work for senior and junior roles?

Yes. The tone, complexity, and requirements structure shift based on the seniority level you describe.

Can I adjust the tone?

Yes — include a tone descriptor in your input (e.g., 'startup-casual,' 'professional,' 'direct and no-nonsense') and the output will reflect it.

Does it include EEO language?

Yes, by default. If you need specific EEO language tailored to your jurisdiction, you can add it to the closing section.