Cheghel Pro · for employers

Thirty-four people applied. Pro reads all of them.

The ⁨$50⁩ is the easy part — what actually costs you is the pile that comes back — and the good candidate sitting at number 19 who you never reached. Pro is an assistant that has read every application to every one of your jobs, and answers in plain language.

See it answer a real questionPayments open soon

Cheghel Pro

$50/month

The company profile that can post.

Two postings a month, on one seat — included, per company rather than per user.

A listing is charged for the time it runs. An extra posting is ⁨$10⁩ a week, capped at ⁨$25⁩ a month — which is ⁨$50⁩ ÷ 2, the same as a bundled one. An extra seat is ⁨$10⁩ a month.

Billed to the company. Cancel any time.

01The problem

Every application looks the same until someone reads it.

This is one job with thirty-four applications. Ask the assistant a question and it answers from all of them at once.

Senior Product Designer34 applications · 7 newUnread

1Nour El-MasriProduct Designer · Amwaj · Cairo · 30-day notice 2Karim HaddadSenior UX Designer · Beirut Digital Labs · Beirut · 60-day notice 3Lina AbdelrahmanProduct Designer · Cedar Software · Cairo · 30-day notice

Three worth your time. Number 19 is your second-strongest fit.

The fit score itself is deterministic arithmetic and is free at every tier; what Pro buys is being able to ask a question of the whole pile at once.

02The breakdown

The 92 is not an opinion. It is seven numbers.

The same three people, on the same job. This is what your team sees when they open one of them — seven fixed metrics, each carrying a published weight. Move between the three and watch which metric moves the ranking.

Seven arcs, one per metric. Each arc is as long as that metric’s contribution, so the ring adds up to the number and the gap left is what the candidate did not score.

Skills×309628.8

Experience×209418.8

Seniority×157010.5

Education×5804.0

Industry×1010010.0

Location×1010010.0

Language×1010010.0

+15More than fifteen further signals feed these seven. The weights are published so a ranking can be audited; the signals behind them are not.

28.8 + 18.8 + 10.5 + 4.0 + 10.0 + 10.0 + 10.0 = 92.1 → 92

Strongest on the two heaviest metrics — skills 96 and experience 94 — and nothing on her profile falls below 70.

Included, and never metered. The seven weights are fixed and published, the score is arithmetic, and none of it is generated — it is not counted against your postings and there is no per-applicant charge. Pro buys the assistant that reads the applications — never the number.

03The arithmetic

Put in your own numbers.

Press one of the three examples below, or move the sliders yourself.

Try one — press an example

Applications a month120

Minutes you spend on each6min

We won’t guess what an hour of your time is worth, and we won’t quote a cost-per-hire we can’t stand behind. You give the pile and the minutes; the multiplication is all this does.

Reading time, per month

12hours

About 1.5 working days, at eight hours to a day.

That is what the pile costs you before anyone is interviewed.

⁨$4.17⁩per hour of reading, at ⁨$50⁩/month

At this volume the pile is not your problem yet. The assistant is not what earns the ⁨$50⁩ for you — the listing, the inbox and the scoring are, and the assistant is there for the month one role blows up.

Whether that trade is worth making is your call, not ours.

Pro does not remove the reading — it tells you which of the pile is worth your reading.

04Posting a job

Four fields. Then your day changes shape.

This is the form your team fills in, and the listing it produces. On Pro, two postings a month on one seat are included, and the flow underneath is what the days after look like.

New job

Step 4 of 4Ready

1Job titleSenior Product Designer

Senior Product Designer

This is what candidates search. Write the role, not the internal ladder.

2Where and howCairo · hybrid · full time

On‑siteHybridRemote

Location and arrangement are two of the seven scored metrics, so filling them properly is what makes the ranking useful.

3Pay range$4,000 – $5,500

$4,000–$5,500per month

A range, never a single figure, and it is not optional. Every listing on Cheghel carries one — that rule is the reason seekers trust the board.

4Your questions2 asked of everyone

1Link one design system you shipped, and say what you owned.2What notice period are you on?Add a question

Two or three is plenty. Every answer becomes a field the assistant can read back to you — ask for what you would otherwise chase over email.

PublishLive · 1 of 2 this month

Publish jobIncluded in your two this month

Live in front of candidates the same day. Applications start arriving before you have closed the tab.

In ProYour ⁨$50⁩ a month covers two postings on one seat. Past that it is ⁨$10⁩ a week per extra posting, and ⁨$10⁩ a month per extra seat.

What candidates seeLive

Listing previewLive

AMAmwajVerified employer

Senior Product Designer

Cairo · hybridFull time$4,000 – $5,500

Every applicant answers

Link one design system you shipped, and say what you owned.

What notice period are you on?

34 applications by day fourteen — and none of them read.

01As each one arrives

Scored before you open it

NENour El-Masriapplied 4 minutes ago92fit

Her seven metrics96947080100100100

The seven metrics run the moment it lands, so nothing waits in a queue to be triaged. You never start a morning sorting.

02Every time you look

Ordered by fit, not by date

1Nour El-Masriday 2922Karim Haddadday 12883Lina Abdelrahmanday 584

Karim applied on day twelve and still sits second. In a date-ordered inbox he would be somewhere below thirty applications nobody reached.

03When you have a question

Ask the pile instead of reading it

Who can start inside a month?

Four of your top five. Karim cannot — he is on 60 days.

from 34 applications

Every claim points back at the application it came from, so you can check it rather than trust it.

01 and 02 run on every job, unasked03 is there when you have a question

05A real answer

Four questions. Thirty-four applications read.

The kind of thing you actually need to know on a Tuesday afternoon — asked in plain language, answered against every application on the job.

Who has worked in fintech before?

Two applicants have shipped in financial services. Neither is in your top three — the sector history and the fit ranking disagree.

Omar FaroukUI Designer · Marina Retail · DubaiFinancial services

Hala NassifVisual Designer · Studio Atlas · CasablancaFinancial services

Omar Farouk and Hala Nassif both list it. Nobody in your top three does — worth a look before the ranking decides for you.

Three applications are still unopened. One of them is the second-highest fit on the job.

Karim HaddadSenior UX Designer · Beirut Digital Labs · BeirutUnopened

Omar FaroukUI Designer · Marina Retail · DubaiUnopened

Hala NassifVisual Designer · Studio Atlas · CasablancaUnopened

Karim Haddad has sat unopened since he applied. Nour El-Masri is already shortlisted; Lina Abdelrahman and Yara Suleiman have both been viewed.

Three applicants list design systems — and they are your top three fits, in order.

Nour El-MasriProduct Designer · Amwaj · CairoTeam lead

Karim HaddadSenior UX Designer · Beirut Digital Labs · BeirutUX research

Lina AbdelrahmanProduct Designer · Cedar Software · CairoMotion

Nobody else on this job mentions it. Omar Farouk lists prototyping and UI only; Hala Nassif lists illustration and branding.

Two applicants list French. One of them is your strongest fit on the job.

Nour El-MasriProduct Designer · Amwaj · CairoAR EN FR

Hala NassifVisual Designer · Studio Atlas · CasablancaAR FR

Everyone else on this job lists Arabic and English only — and Ahmed Zaki, whom you rejected, lists Arabic alone.

Grounded in 34 applications on this job · never protected attributes

06Cheghel Plus and Pro

Cheghel Plus makes a market clearer. Pro is how you enter it.

Side by side, because the comparison is the argument. Different buyer, different unit, different thing bought — and the prices are not comparable because the purchases are not.

Plus

“I am looking for a job and I can’t see what it pays.”

BuyerOne person

UnitPer account

BuyingA better view of a market they are already in — salaries, unlimited applications, the written fit analysis

From⁨$3.99⁩/mo

See the Cheghel Plus plans →

Pro

“I am hiring and thirty-four people applied.”

BuyerA company

UnitPer company — two postings a month on one seat, extras priced

BuyingThe ability to hire here — the profile, the listings, the inbox, and an assistant that has read the pile

Price⁨$50⁩/mo

See the assistant →

What ⁨$50⁩ includesPer company

A company profile that can post
Two job postings a month, on one seat
The applicant inbox, ordered by fit
Every applicant scored on the seven metrics

A listing pays for the time it runs. An extra posting is ⁨$10⁩ a week — a role filled in nine days pays for nine days, not thirty — and 3 or 4 weeks bills as a month at ⁨$25⁩, so a marginal posting never costs more than a bundled one. An extra seat is ⁨$10⁩ a month.

And the assistant⁨$50⁩/mo

The assistant, on every job you post
Instant shortlists and side-by-side comparisons
Drafted interview questions and candidate messages
Cited back to the application every claim came from

Per company, not per seat. Billed to the company, cancel any time.

What would your month cost?

Three units, so the arithmetic is easy to get wrong by hand: ⁨$50⁩ a month for Pro, ⁨$10⁩ a week per extra posting, ⁨$10⁩ a month per extra seat. Set yours and the bill adds up beside it.

Extra postings this month1

Two a month are included. Beyond those, a listing is charged for the time it runs.

How long each one runs

Capped at ⁨$25⁩. Three weeks or more bills as a month, because ⁨$50⁩ covers 2 postings — so a posting is ⁨$25⁩, and an extra one must never cost more than a bundled one.

Extra seats1

One seat is included. Seats are monthly, and there is no cap on them.

Your month

Pro — 2 postings, 1 seat⁨$50⁩

1 extra posting, a month each⁨$25⁩

1 extra seat⁨$10⁩

Total, this month⁨$85⁩/mo

⁨50 + 25 + 10 = 85⁩

Payments are not open yet, so this cannot be bought — for Pro or for anything else. This is an estimate of what a month would cost, and nothing is sent anywhere.

Payments are not open yet

Cheghel cannot take money yet, for Pro or for anything else. The price and the terms above are final; the payment step is the part still being built. Until it opens, nothing can be charged — not ⁨$50⁩, and not the extra postings and seats above.

Payments open soon

Thirty-four people applied. Pro reads all of them.