Questions, answered.

Yes. Yanis, the roles, your resume and cover letters and every introduction are free for people looking for work. Employers pay; you never do.

Nobody can browse your profile. When an employer's role fits you, Arianna shows the hiring side an anonymous summary with no name, no photo and no employers. They only see your profile if you say yes to meeting them.

No. He finds roles that fit, explains them, writes your resume and cover letter for each one from your own words, and sends you to the employer's site to apply. You stay in control of every application.

No. Every line comes from the resume you added or something you told him. If a role asks for something you have not described, he says so instead of inventing it.

Searching is free. $50 when you ask to meet your first possible match for a role, and $950 when you hire a candidate through FaceMeet.

Arianna says so plainly, keeps an eye on everyone new talking to Yanis, and FaceMeet posts the role on its own channels so the right people can find it.

No. FaceMeet works in your browser at app.facemeet.ai, on a phone or a computer. The iPhone and Android apps are there if you prefer them.

About ten minutes. He reads your resume first, so he asks about your work instead of your name, and he covers where you can work, your right to work and when you can start.

Tell Yanis. Employers see it on your anonymous card, and Arianna does not put you in front of an employer who has said they cannot sponsor.

Yes: by notification, email and, if you add your mobile number under You → Text alerts, a text with a link straight back in.

Once you both say yes, a conversation opens. Either side can offer times or call now; the call is a thirty-minute FaceMeet video call, with reminders for both of you.

Your new employer can give your role an AI coworker. It knows what the company has approved about the job, helps with the work in the apps you already use, and asks before it sends or changes anything. Your private notes stay yours.

Yes, and for anyone already on your team. An AI coworker learns the role from the job description, your documents and a short interview with the person in it, then works in the apps the role uses. From $50 per role a month. See facemeet.ai/role-agent.

She searches while you finish the call. If nobody in Yanis's network fits yet, she says so, keeps an eye on everyone new, and FaceMeet posts the role on its own channels.