Build your highlight reel.
Show the work, not just the résumé. Short skill videos give contractors a closer look at your technique in electrical, HVAC, carpentry, and welding.
Skilled trades. Major-league ambition.
Real skills.
Real offers.
Your draft day.
CraftDraft brings the recruiting playbook to the skilled trades. Show your work, compete in local combines, and get seen by contractors looking for hands-on talent.
Recruits + contractors · Atlanta launch planned
The new recruiting standard
Let the work do the talking.
New platform.
Clear commitments.
Shared grading rubrics
Hands-on evidence first
Clear offers, not hype
The CraftDraft playbook
Less hiring blind.
More seeing skills.
A résumé can say “one year of carpentry.” A skill video can show whether the wall is square. We’re building recruiting around that difference.
Built for both sides of the jobsite.
Recruits get a way to stand out. Contractors get evidence to guide the next conversation. Schools and tool brands can help bring local combines to life.
Put your skills on the clock.
Local combines bring hands-on challenges into the spotlight. Think panel wiring and wall framing, evaluated against shared rubrics—not follower counts.
Turn performance into an offer.
Contractors scout footage and skill ratings, message recruits, and make draft offers. Pay, role, and any signing bonus belong in the conversation from the start.
In development: profiles, combines, scouting, and draft offers. Ratings are skill evidence—not a license or a guarantee of job performance.
Build your recruiting bench
Scout with a plan.
Contractor access is built around scouting subscriptions, with a separate placement fee per hire. Launch availability, placement terms, and combine participation details will be confirmed before you commit.
Free
For individuals getting started
$0/month
- 1 workspace
- Up to 3 team members
- Basic analytics
- Community support
The next generation is ready
Get on the roster.
Change the hiring game.
Learning a trade or building a crew? Join CraftDraft early and help shape the first Atlanta launch.