Palplug turns access to employees at major tech companies into a searchable product. Job seekers can browse people by company, role, and location, while employees can create a Plug profile and choose to be discovered. The public directory brings company search, talent discovery, and two-sided onboarding into one focused marketplace.
Make the network searchable
A job seeker may know which company they want to join without knowing anyone inside it. Useful introductions are usually hidden in personal networks, while conventional applications give candidates little context about the people and teams behind the role.
Palplug makes that network searchable. The homepage combines company search, featured employee profiles, industry categories, and a growing directory of organisations in one clear discovery surface.
Two ways into the same marketplace
The marketplace has two deliberate entry points. Employees can become Plugs and make their experience discoverable; job seekers can create a profile and start finding relevant people. Separate onboarding paths feed the same public directory.
From industry to introduction
A visitor can begin with the company search, scan featured Plugs, or choose an industry such as software, fintech, cloud, health tech, or media. Results preserve the details that help someone decide where to go next: company, role, location, and the person behind the profile.
Category chips turn a large directory into a quick browsing tool. The public homepage currently groups 287 companies across 25 categories, so a visitor can move from a broad industry to a smaller set of relevant organisations without constructing a complex query.
A focused first step
A two-sided marketplace needs supply and demand to arrive through different doors without feeling like different products. Palplug keeps both calls to action together, then uses a focused signup panel and familiar social sign-in options to reduce the distance from interest to account creation.
Room for the directory to grow
New employees, companies, and categories can extend the directory without changing the discovery model. Featured profiles provide a curated entry point while search and category navigation keep the larger catalogue useful as it grows.
