Your company. Your careers site.
Your careers site. Applications land in one pipeline.
Put your logo, color, and font on the hosted portal, no code needed. Or clone our Next.js starter, ask Claude Code or Codex to make it yours, and deploy to Vercel in one click. Either way the jobs and applications stay in Kit, and each candidate keeps one private page.
No developer? Start with the hosted portal. Want your own code? Clone the starter, edit it with Claude Code or Codex, then deploy to Vercel.
Fourthwall’s careers site
Next.js on Vercel. Jobs and applications come through the API.
Choose your starting point
From your logo to your own codebase.
Hosted by Kit
Make it yours in settings.
Add your logo, colors, font, and company story. Connect your own domain. Publish a role and it appears on your portal.
See the hosted setupBuilt by your team
Design every page yourself.
Use our Next.js starter or your own frontend. The API supplies published jobs and accepts applications into your hiring pipeline.
See the custom setupAlready have a careers page? Embed your open roles.
The hosted careers portal
Your brand, right through to “Apply”.
Give candidates a place to understand your team, find a role, and send an application from their phone.
Read the portal guideThe hosted portal uses one shared layout. For a different page structure or custom interactions, use the starter.
- The details that make it yours
- Your logo, brand color, custom font, and light or dark appearance.
- Room for your company story
- A hero image, introduction, perks, culture, and talent-pool pitch.
- A familiar address
- Connect a careers subdomain so candidates arrive at your company’s URL.
- Read the custom domain guide
- Built to be found
- Google Jobs markup, a sitemap, and share images help people discover your published roles. Search engines decide when to index them.
- Read the Google Jobs and SEO guide
Custom careers site
Fourthwall’s Next.js site, connected to Kit.
Fourthwall uses Kit behind a custom Next.js app deployed on Vercel. Their site brings together their company story, team, open roles, and talent pool under jobs.fourthwall.com.
- Fourthwall owns the experience
- The art direction, page layouts, and candidate-facing interactions live in their app.
- Kit connects the hiring
- Published roles and incoming applications connect to the same hiring workflow the team uses in Kit.
Next.js starter · built for AI coding agents
Give your coding agent a working starting point.
Built for AI coding agents: clone it, ask Claude Code or Codex to make it yours, deploy to Vercel in one click. Job pages and application forms work from the first deploy, and you review every change in your own repo.
- Types your agent can follow
- The official TypeScript SDK describes jobs, application forms, uploads, and API errors.
- Components your team can change
- Plain components and CSS, without a UI-kit dependency to work around.
- Guidance alongside the code
- Setup instructions, a worked talent-pool guide for coding agents, and lint and typecheck commands.
- TALENT_POOL.md
- Start with a working careers site
- Deploy to Vercel creates your own copy of the starter in one click. Paste your Kit API key when Vercel asks for it. Your team owns the frontend and its hosting.
Your first task for a coding agent
“Read the README. Adapt this careers site to our brand, keep the Kit application flow intact, then run lint and typecheck. Show me the changes before deploying.”
The starter provides the wiring. Your team reviews the design, accessibility, and deployment.
Clone the starter, ask Claude Code or Codex to make it yours, then deploy to Vercel in one click. Paste your Kit API key when prompted and your published roles appear.
Before you build
Do I need a developer?
You can configure the hosted portal in Kit. A custom Next.js site gives you control of the code and requires someone to review, deploy, and maintain it.
Where do applications from a custom site go?
Applications submitted through Kit’s Public Jobs API enter your Kit hiring pipeline. Your team continues screening, interviews, and candidate communication there.
Does Kit host the custom Next.js site?
Kit hosts the built-in portal. You deploy and host your custom frontend separately, for example on Vercel. Your hosting provider’s charges are separate.
Can we start hosted and go custom later?
Yes. The hosted portal and the Public Jobs API use the jobs in your Kit account. When your custom site is ready, connect it to those jobs and choose where candidates should land.
Your next hire starts here.
Put your company’s story beside your open roles. Choose the hosted portal or start building with Next.js.