XenHirely
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ROI Calculator

This view presents XenHirely’s hiring economics in a simple, facility-ready format. It shows where savings come from, how delivery timelines are structured, and why effort-based hiring bands can outperform salary-linked search fees.

Recommendation summary

This summary keeps ROI, delivery promises, and the XenHirely band story in one visual language so Sales can walk Your Facility through cost savings, value protection, and why the committed model is different.

Traditional Search Spend
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Modeled from benchmark compensation and salary-linked healthcare search fees.

Salary-based model
XenHirely Spend
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Band-based pricing tied to execution effort and defined delivery windows.

Effort-based model
Direct Recruiting Savings
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Savings from replacing percentage-based fees with fixed hiring-capacity bands.

Direct value
Vacancy Value Protected
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Modeled upside when higher-impact Band 3 roles are filled faster through a defined process.

Protected value
Total annual economic impact and ROI profileClosed by default
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Combined impact from direct recruiting savings plus modeled vacancy economics protected on Band 3 roles.

ROI profile

What drives the ROI

How savings are created

XenHirely prices the execution effort required to deliver interview-ready candidates rather than charging a percentage of compensation. That means rising salary levels do not automatically inflate the recruiting fee.

Committed pricing reserves hiring capacity and includes guaranteed windows. Contingent pricing remains available, but reflects a 30% premium because the compensation risk sits entirely on XenHirely.
Modeled facility profileBenchmark defaults

Facility benchmark assumptions

Role and fee defaults

Executive summary

Value comparisonVisual economics view

Modeled economics

What this means for the buyer

Role-level economicsBand-level detail
Role band Modeled hires Avg comp Traditional fee Traditional spend XenHirely fee XenHirely spend
How XenHirely differs from traditional recruitingModel comparison

Traditional contingency recruiting

Pricing basis
Usually 18–30% of salary, so fee increases with compensation even when effort does not.
Payment timing
Pay on hire.
Delivery promise
No defined delivery-window guarantee.
Buyer risk
The buyer still absorbs timeline uncertainty and process variability.

Retained search

Pricing basis
Still commonly linked to compensation level and milestone activity.
Payment timing
Milestone payments across the search.
Delivery promise
More structure than contingency, but cost still follows salary inflation.
Buyer issue
Higher control, but salary-linked economics remain difficult to explain internally.

XenHirely effort-based model

Pricing basis
Execution effort required to deliver interview-ready candidates.
Payment timing
Committed or contingent commercial structure, based on risk-sharing.
Delivery promise
Committed model includes guaranteed windows and a 25% future-search credit if delivery is missed.
Buyer advantage
Clearer economics, stronger accountability, and a more stable pricing story.
Issue with today’s search agenciesStructural story
Market issue 1

Resume speed over interview-ready quality

Facilities often receive submission volume, not calibrated submitted candidates. Screening burden stays on the buyer.

Market issue 2

No defined delivery accountability

When the fee depends on success alone, there is usually no guaranteed interview-ready timeline tied to the search.

Market issue 3

High fees with limited process clarity

Healthcare teams may pay premium percentages without visibility into search discipline, calibration quality, or dedicated capacity.

Delivery windows and commitment structureProduct structure

Committed model

What is included in both models

Benchmark footnotes and source attributionReading the assumptions

Benchmark assumptions and reference points

Traditional healthcare recruiting fees commonly range from 18–25% of salary for RN and Allied roles and 25–35% for APP and Physician roles, depending on market conditions and search complexity.
Recruiting activity benchmarks typically reflect 8–25 candidate submissions per hire and 5–8 interviews per hire in traditional agency-led models.
Vacancy impact in healthcare is often more financially material than recruiting fees, particularly for clinical leadership, APP, and physician roles where delays directly affect operations, revenue, and care continuity.
Physician contribution can be modeled separately to reflect daily revenue exposure from extended vacancy, which significantly exceeds search cost differences in most scenarios.
These benchmarks are derived from commonly referenced industry research and reports, including: American Hospital Association (AHA), NSI National Healthcare Retention & RN Staffing Report, Staffing Industry Analysts (SIA), Medical Group Management Association (MGMA), and Merritt Hawkins Physician Recruiting Review.
This model uses these ranges to provide a directional comparison. Final hiring mix, compensation, timelines, and service levels should be validated for each facility before a formal proposal.