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Hire Licensed
Welders
We place the best licensed welders with companies worth working for. One of us is an engineer and one of us is an operator, and we both grew up in the Midwest around people who work with their hands. Companies pay our fee. Tradespeople never pay anything.
No hire, no fee. Ever.
How it works
If you need a licensed welder, call us before you post the job. We keep track of the best people near you and what it would take to move them. Our terms are simple.
- Fee on startnot before
You pay when the hire shows up for work. No retainer, no exclusivity, no minimum.
- 90 daysguaranteed
If the hire leaves inside 90 days, we run the replacement search free.
- No hire, no feeever
If we cannot find you someone worth hiring, you owe us nothing.
What welders cost
Welders earn a national median of $48,940 a year, about $24 an hour, with most between $34,000 and $72,970 depending on license level and specialty. See the full breakdown on our welder salary guide, or pick your state to see local pay.
Frequently asked
- How much does it cost to hire a welder?
- Two costs matter. The wage, where welders run a national median near $48,940 a year, and the placement fee, which we charge only when a hire starts. No hire, no fee.
- How do you find licensed welders?
- We track the best welders near you and what it would take to move them, reading license rosters and permit records so we know who is actually holding a market up. We would rather send you nobody than someone we do not believe in.
- Do welders pay to work with you?
- Never. Companies pay our fee. Tradespeople never pay anything, and nothing about a candidate goes to any company without their say-so.
- What if the hire does not work out?
- If the hire leaves inside 90 days, we run the replacement search free.