How much does Naseej Consulting cost?
Core plans run from $399 a month (Core — Essential) to $49,999 a month (Core — Enterprise Unlimited), in US dollars. Paying annually takes 10% off.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers about plans, the Free plan, AI credits, software for staffing agencies and the free employer calculators. Each group links to the page it comes from, where you will find the full detail. For anything not covered here, send us a business enquiry.
Core plans run from $399 a month (Core — Essential) to $49,999 a month (Core — Enterprise Unlimited), in US dollars. Paying annually takes 10% off.
Yes. The Free plan includes one company administrator, one active requisition, applications and basic candidate management; no card and no expiry (no AI credits).
AI features such as drafting, search, matching and summaries use AI credits. Paid Core plans include a monthly allowance, extra credit packs start at $149, and the Free plan has none.
An applicant tracking system (ATS) moves candidates through the stages of one job. A recruitment CRM keeps the relationship with candidates across many jobs. In Naseej Consulting both live on the same candidate record: pipeline stage, application history, skills and recruiter notes, plus reusable bench pools of consented professionals.
Yes. The free plan needs no card and does not expire. It includes one company administrator, one active requisition, applications and basic candidate management. It has no AI credits; paid Core plans add requisitions, seats and a monthly AI credit allowance.
Agencies apply through the Naseej Consulting Agency Portal. The team reviews each application, may ask for documents, and then the agency signs its agency agreement. Approved agencies receive matched employer requisitions and can submit candidates, track placements, timesheets and invoices, and manage bench pools.
No. AI parses resumes, ranks professionals and explains each match. A recruiter or the employer makes every submission, interview and hiring decision.
Two years of service earns 2 × 0.5 = one month's last wage as the full award. If you resign at exactly 2 years, you receive one third of it. If the employer ends the contract, you receive all of it.
Enter your start date, end date, last monthly wage and the reason you are leaving above. The tool applies the rates and resignation shares shown on this page.
Full award = (0.5 × wage × years, up to 5) + (1 × wage × years beyond 5). On resignation, multiply by 0, ⅓, ⅔ or 1 depending on length of service.
The end-of-service award is one part of it. A final settlement usually also includes unpaid salary and any unused annual leave owed to you. Check your contract and the official HRSD services for your case.
Add the salary, employer payroll taxes (Social Security, Medicare, FUTA and state unemployment), benefits, PTO and overhead. A quick estimate is salary × 1.25–1.4. The calculator gives you the exact figure.
At 2,080 hours, $15 an hour is $31,200 in wages. Required employer taxes add about $2,387 for Social Security and Medicare, plus unemployment taxes. With no benefits, that's roughly $16.20–$16.50 an hour. Benefits push it higher. Use the calculator for your state.
Contractors carry no employer payroll taxes or benefits, but usually charge more per hour. Misclassifying an employee as a contractor creates tax and legal risk. Classification depends on the working relationship, not the label; see the IRS and Department of Labor guidance.
Take the employee's earnings above the secondary threshold (£5,000 a year, £417 a month) and multiply by 15%. For under-21s and apprentices under 25, the rate is 0% up to £50,270.
Salary plus employer NI plus pension, plus any benefits and equipment. Usually about 1.15–1.3 times salary. Use the calculator for your numbers.
Up to £10,500 a year off your employer NI bill, if you're eligible.