What agencies ask us before they buy.

Redsun is a website platform for recruitment and staffing agencies. It builds your site from the one you have, keeps your jobs in step with your CRM, sends applications and enquiries back into it, and works on getting the agency found on Google and in AI answers such as ChatGPT's.

Redsun Innovations Ltd, a UK company founded by Ayrton Moore, who also runs AYM Recruitment. AYM's own site, job board and candidate funnel run on Redsun, and AYM pays for its plan like any other agency.

Both, in that order. The website is what you pay for first, on Build. Grow and Found are the marketing on top of it: where you appear in AI answers, who is reading the site and what to change or write next.

Found is Redsun's answer engine product. Every day it asks ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode the questions your clients and candidates ask, keeps every answer, shows which agencies they name instead of you, and drafts the pages that change that.

No. Found works with any website. On a Redsun site, what Found writes publishes straight to your pages, and Grow includes Found Starter.

AEO, answer engine optimisation, is the work of getting your agency named when someone asks an AI engine who to use. SEO still matters, because the engines draw on the pages Google already ranks. Redsun does both on every page: titles, structured data and a sitemap for Google, and direct answers and an llms.txt file for the AI engines.

No. Redsun doesn't send emails or LinkedIn messages for you. It puts a personal link on each contact in your CRM for the campaigns you already send, and on Grow it tells you who clicked through and what they read.

Build gives you three ways. Pick one of nine recruitment designs and Redsun writes it from your current site in minutes, or ask our team to bring your current site across, or to build yours in the layout of a site you like. On Grow, our team designs a site around your agency instead.

Yes, on Build. Ask from Brand, Theme in your admin and our team brings your current site across, its layout, pages and words, and rebuilds it on Redsun. It looks like the site your clients know and gains the job board, CRM sync, wells and SEO underneath.

Yes, on Build. Send us its address from Brand, Theme in your admin, and our team builds your site in its layout: where the headline sits, how the sections run, where it goes light or dark. Your colours, fonts, logo, words and pictures fill it, never the other site's, and we go through it with you before it goes live.

A site designed for your agency by our team, rather than adapted from a theme or another site. We scope it with you on a call, then design the layout, sections and motion for it. It runs on the same platform, so the job board, CRM sync, wells, Signals and Found work on it from the first day.

Loxo, JobAdder, Firefish and Atlas, plus the others listed on the integrations page. Jobs come from your CRM to the site and come off when they close. Applications and enquiries go back into the CRM with the CV attached and a note of how each person came in. Redsun never writes jobs into your CRM.

It shows your open roles. On JobAdder it shows only the jobs with a live advert on your board, worded from the advert, so the client's budget in the ATS record never appears. On the other CRMs every open role is shown, and a role leaves the board when it closes in the CRM.

Only if your adverts name them. A job page shows the title, location, salary, contract type and the description your CRM holds, and Redsun adds no client name of its own. If consultants write the client into the description, that is what shows.

Yes. The site, job board and applications need only your open roles. The parts that read deeper, such as salary figures in the wells or placements in a live section, leave a section empty rather than guess and hide any figure built from too few records. Redsun never invents a candidate, a job or a number to fill a gap.

Wells are the short question-and-answer journeys on your site that turn a visitor into a candidate registration or a client brief, such as a salary check for a role or a CV check. The answers come from your own CRM records, and each person who finishes lands in your CRM as a lead.

Yes. The wells editor sets the questions, what each answer shows, the form at the end and the look of the well, and each one gets its own page under /tools/ on your site.

Yes. Add pages, articles, case studies and sections from the editor, and copy any section to another page. Sector and service pages are added from the Brand Kit, and renaming one keeps its old address working with a redirect.

Yes, however the site was built. Click any line, colour, font, background, picture or animation on the page to change it, add and reorder sections, and add pages. No change needs a developer.

Yes. Build includes three seats and Grow has no limit. Each person is an owner, admin, editor or viewer, and a viewer can see everything and change nothing.

No. Every change is made on the page or in plain forms. Helion, the assistant in your admin, answers questions about your numbers and makes small edits when you ask, and each part of the admin has a short walkthrough.

Redsun writes a personal link onto each contact in your CRM. When you send a campaign with that link merged in and a contact clicks it, Signals recognises them, records the pages they read and scores them from cold to ready. It does not name anonymous visitors or look companies up from IP addresses.

Loxo, JobAdder and Firefish. Atlas can hold the link but can't merge it into a campaign yet, so Signals has little to show on Atlas today.

Yes, the way Redsun does it. In the UK, visits are counted without a cookie prompt under the statistics exception, and every visitor has a free way to opt out. Visitors in the EEA are counted only once they agree. Recognising a named contact needs their yes on the cookie banner in both. Your agency is the data controller and Redsun is the processor.

It never names a candidate. Drafts are written from your own records: open roles, sectors, placements in aggregate and what your Brand Kit says about the agency. Nothing Redsun writes goes live until you publish it.

Yes. Put them in your Brand Kit and drafts can use them. A figure that isn't in your records or your Brand Kit is dropped from a draft before it reaches you.

Every draft is checked for the phrasing that gives AI writing away, and a line that fails is rewritten or dropped. Add a sample of your own writing to the Brand Kit and drafts follow your voice. Read each one before you publish it all the same.

Not yet. Each site is written in one language, with British or American spelling to match the market you sell into.

Your old site stays live until the new one is ready. Send the list of old addresses and the redirects are loaded for you, so each old page sends visitors and Google to its new one. Connect your CRM before you switch the domain, so the jobs board is full on the first day. The switching guide has the full checklist.

For a single question, weeks. AYM published a plain answer on executive search fees on 11 September 2026, and on 21 September ChatGPT named AYM first and cited that page. Across a whole market it takes longer, and Found shows the change question by question rather than as one score.

Some will. Redsun counts the visits that arrive from ChatGPT, Perplexity and the other engines, and the applications and enquiries those visitors go on to make. On most agency sites that is a handful a month, so it is shown as counts, never as a percentage.

ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode, every day. Answers change from one day to the next, so Found keeps every answer and reports how often you were named over a period, with the number of answers beside it.

Yes, where your CRM records the placement. Redsun links each placement back to the application or enquiry that came from the site, and the ROI report sets the fees against what you pay for the platform.

Sourceflow is a design-led platform whose designers build each site to a brief, on custom pricing, and it connects to more CRMs than Redsun does. Redsun builds on a theme, from your current site or in the style of one you like from £299 a month, and Grow at £599 includes a site designed for you. Every Redsun site has AEO on every page and candidate and client wells.

Shazamme is a self-serve recruitment website builder with a template library and a drag-and-drop editor. Redsun also uses recruitment designs, but writes the copy from your sectors and CRM data and keeps working after launch, through AEO, wells and content drafted from your records.

Volcanic is an enterprise recruitment website platform, sold by The Access Group as Access Attract Evo, with templates from around £300 and quoted bespoke builds. Its product page, read in September 2026, listed no AEO tooling. Redsun is £299 or £599 a month with no build fee and AEO on every page.

RecruiterWEB's designers build each site over three to ten weeks, on plans from £149 to £599 plus VAT a month with a 12-month minimum in the first year, and it lists more CRM vendors than Redsun. On Redsun a site on one of our designs is drafted in minutes, a custom build comes with Grow, AEO is included, and you can cancel at any time.

Haley Marketing is a full-service agency that builds WordPress sites and runs your marketing for you; Staffing Future designs custom WordPress sites. Neither publishes prices. Redsun is $399 or $799 a month in the US, with no build fee, and writes the site from your CRM data.

WordPress can become a good recruitment site with the right plugins, hosting and a developer to keep them working. Redsun comes with the job board, CRM sync, wells, structured data and hosting already in place, and there are no plugins for you to update.

You can build a good-looking site that way in an afternoon. The work is in what comes after: jobs kept in step with your CRM every day, applications landing in it with the CV, structured data on every job, redirects from the old site, consent handled for UK and EEA visitors, and someone keeping all of it running. That is what the monthly price pays for.

If you want a team to run all your marketing for you, yes. Redsun gives you the system and drafts the content, and someone at your firm decides what goes out. Agencies that want both can ask for Redsun's managed service.

Track the questions your own clients and candidates ask, every day, on every engine, and keep the answers. Found does that for recruitment agencies from £99 a month, and drafts the pages for the questions where you're missing.

No. Redsun syncs with Loxo, JobAdder, Firefish, Atlas and the CRMs listed on the integrations page. The site, wells and SEO work without a CRM connection, but the job board fills from one we sync with.

Yes, if you want a site that looks established from the first week. Build it free, publish on Build at £299 a month, and connect your CRM when you have one; the job board fills once it's connected.

It fits if you want to be found by people who don't know you yet, such as a client asking ChatGPT who handles executive search in your field. If all your work comes from referrals, the site mostly confirms what people already heard, and Build is enough.

Your marketer stops maintaining the site and starts using it. Search Console, analytics, applications and placements sit in one admin, the weekly report says what to change, and Found shows where you stand in AI answers question by question.

Both, but candidates come first and in larger numbers. Every site has a client path with its own wells and enquiry form, and Found tracks client questions apart from candidate ones, because the pages that answer a hiring manager are what bring the briefs.

There are no plugins and no admin login on your domain to attack. Pages are served from Cloudflare, the admin sits on Redsun's own address, and there is nothing for you to patch.

No. Redsun is built for recruitment and staffing agencies only, and there is no white-label plan.

Build is £299 a month for the website, CRM sync, job board, wells, SEO and analytics. Grow is £599 a month and adds Found Starter, Signals, the weekly AI check and live CRM sections. Yearly billing takes 20% off, and US and European visitors see prices in dollars and euros.

No build fee and no setup fee. You build and preview the whole site without a card, and pay only when you publish it to your own domain.

You pay by the month or the year, nothing longer. Cancel from your admin and the plan runs to the end of the period you've paid for.

Building is free for as long as you like, so you see the finished site before you pay anything. There is no money-back guarantee, and no commitment beyond the month or year you pay for.

Your domain stays yours. From Settings you can download the whole site as a zip at any time: every page as a working static copy, the pictures, the words as text and your leads as spreadsheets. While you're with us, every page's last good copy is kept, so your site stays up even when our database is down.

Found Starter is £99 a month for 20 tracked questions, Plus £249 for 40 with sector and comparison pages, and Pro £549 for 60 with five seats. Grow includes Starter, and Found works on any website.

A site on one of our designs is built in minutes, and most agencies are live within days: the time goes on reading the copy, connecting the CRM and pointing the domain. A site brought across from your current one, or a custom build on Grow, takes longer, and we give you a date before we start.

The build is part of the plan. On Build most of it is automated, from your current site and your CRM; on Grow the custom build is included in the monthly price. Either way you pay for what keeps running: hosting, the CRM sync, the job board, the wells and the SEO and AEO work.

Yes. The free audit scores your current site against the signals AI engines read and lists what to fix, without signing up.

A small number of agencies so far, most of them in the UK. Redsun is a young company, so the customers page shows each result in full rather than a wall of logos.

AYM Recruitment, an EV charging recruiter, moved its site to Redsun in July 2026. By the fortnight to 26 October, ChatGPT named AYM in 80 of its 168 answers to the client questions Found tracks, up from 1 in 6 in the first two weeks.

Yes. Ask on a demo call and we'll show you live agency sites, with the agencies' permission.

It brings visits, and some of those visitors apply or enquire. Redsun counts the visits that come from each AI engine and what those visitors went on to do, and claims nothing it can't trace. On most agency sites the numbers are still small.

Plan as if it might not, and you'll still be fine. Your domain is yours, the site can be downloaded whole at any time, and there is no contract beyond the period you've paid for.

The Help hub in your admin opens a ticket with the Redsun team, and Helion answers product questions there and then. Paid plans get priority support.

In the EU, on Supabase in Ireland, with sites served through Cloudflare. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and every company that processes it for us is listed on the subprocessors page.