fitted.

Hire a performance marketer from Latin America.

Your time zone. Around half the salary. Vetted on the work and on the person.

Book a call →US$3,750 flat per hire.
No percentage of salary.
One search, start to hireLatin America
140
Sourced from our network across LatAm
26
Screened on channels, budget, hours
9
Interviewed by a performance marketer
3
Sent to you, with a scorecard each
1
You hire one of them.
Search closed
Typical search: 3 weeks
01Why LatAm

Same seniority. Same working day. Around half the cost.

01

Your budget buys more seniority.

US marketUS$85k to 110k
LatAm marketUS$38k to 52k
50 to 60%less on salary
02

Their workday sits inside yours.

7 to 8h together
New Yorkyour team
São PauloUTC−3
Buenos AiresUTC−3
BogotáUTC−5
03

A network, not a job board.

02Vetting

Vetted on the work and on the person.

Josemar has run paid media for UK and US companies. He interviews every candidate himself, in English, about accounts they actually managed: what they owned, which calls were theirs, and why.

Isadora, our psychologist and HR specialist, leads the behavioral side: your values and team dynamics, a behavioral interview and assessments. Both reads go into one report, so you can compare candidates side by side.

You get the technical scorecard and a behavioral report for every shortlisted candidate, before your first call.

Scorecard · Camila R.Senior Paid Media Manager
01
Accounts they ranChannels, monthly spend, business model
02
Technical depthHow they test, measure and decide
03
Spoken EnglishReady for client calls, or internal only
04
Salary and hoursConfirmed with them, not estimated
05
Commercial senseReads margin, not just ROAS
Josemar’s read

Strongest on measurement and testing discipline. Thinner on creative briefing, so worth probing in your interview.

Shortlisted
03The shortlist

You approve two or three. Not twenty résumés.

This is what lands in your inbox at the end of a search: a few vetted candidates for one role, each scored and written up. You say who you want to meet.

Example shortlist: Senior Paid Media ManagerIllustrative profiles, not real candidates
04The savings

Same hire. Less than half the first-year cost.

A senior performance marketer in the US costs around US$95k a year, plus a 20% agency fee. The same seniority in Latin America costs around US$45k, and our fee is flat.

First year, senior performance marketer
Hire in the US through an agencyUS$114,000
US$95,000 salary + US$19,000 fee
Hire in LatAm through fitted.US$48,750
US$45,000 salary + US$3,750 fee
You keep, in year oneUS$65,250
Recruiting fee on the same hire
Hire at US$40k
Agency 20%US$8,000
fitted.US$3,750
You saveUS$4,250
Hire at US$55k
Agency 20%US$11,000
fitted.US$3,750
You saveUS$7,250
Hire at US$70k
Agency 20%US$14,000
fitted.US$3,750
You saveUS$10,250

Illustrative, using the middle of typical market ranges. Every candidate’s salary expectation is confirmed before you meet them.

05Process

Brief to hire in about three weeks.

01

Define the hire.

Intro call, then a full briefing on the role, your team and your values.

02

Source and vet.

We search across Latin America, then run technical and behavioral interviews.

03

Meet your shortlist.

Two or three candidates, each with a technical scorecard and a behavioral report.

04

Make the hire.

You hire them directly. We support the offer and check in after they start.

06Pricing

One flat fee. Whatever they earn.

US$3,750

Per hire. Recruiters charge 20 to 25% of the salary, so the better the hire, the more you pay. We don’t.

Book a call →
To start the searchUS$750
When your hire acceptsUS$3,000

Included

  • Sourcing across Latin America
  • Screening on channels, budget and hours
  • Technical and English interview
  • Behavioral interview and assessments
  • Scorecard and behavioral report for every candidate
  • Interview scheduling
  • Offer support

If the shortlist misses, we keep searching. The US$3,000 is only due when someone accepts.

07Who runs your search

Two founders. One search at a time.

Josemar Mendes
Josemar MendesLinkedIn ↗

Performance marketer for UK and US companies, who has helped many professionals land international jobs. Runs every technical and English interview around the accounts each candidate ran, and writes their scorecard.

Isadora Teodoro
Isadora TeodoroLinkedIn ↗

Psychologist and recruiter, with in-house and freelance HR experience. Runs talent mapping, screening and scheduling. Applies behavioral assessments and structures interviews around the profile each company needs.

08From the blog

Notes on hiring in Latin America.

All posts →
A paid media test brief with a two-hour limit, a sample account export and three questions to answer.
November 6, 2026 · Josemar Mendes

The paid media test assignment: how to run one candidates respect

A good test shows how a media buyer thinks in two hours. A bad one is free consulting. How to design a paid media test assignment that works.

Five facts a media buyer job description should state first, including monthly budget, channels owned, reporting line and the 90-day goal.
November 4, 2026 · Josemar Mendes

How to write a media buyer job description that attracts senior candidates

Most media buyer job descriptions list tools and skip the job. A template that tells senior candidates what they will own, spend and decide.

The same 6x ROAS compared at 70% and 20% margin: US$3.20 vs US$0.20 of profit per ad dollar.
October 31, 2026 · Josemar Mendes

How to evaluate a performance marketer: why ROAS alone is a bad hiring signal

A 6x ROAS on a brand with 70% margins and a 6x ROAS on one with 20% are not the same skill. How to evaluate a performance marketer beyond ROAS.

09Questions
Who employs the person we hire?+

You do. You hire them directly, as an employee or a contractor, through whatever setup suits you (for example an employer of record like Deel or Remote). fitted. only runs the search.

Which countries do you hire from?+

Across Latin America, for example Brazil, Colombia and Argentina. The main hubs are within two hours of US Eastern time, so their workday overlaps yours.

Which roles do you recruit for?+

Paid media, paid search, paid social, performance marketing, growth, creative strategy and analytics. If the role is about paid acquisition, talk to us.

How good is their English, really?+

Every candidate is interviewed in English about their own work. The scorecard tells you where they stand: ready for client calls, fine for internal work, or somewhere in between.

How long does a search take?+

About three weeks from our first call to your shortlist interviews.

What if none of the candidates work out?+

You only pay the US$3,000 when someone accepts your offer. If the shortlist misses, we keep searching at no extra cost.

Agency or in-house roles?+

Both. We adapt the interview to your business model and to the scope of the role.

Tell us the role. We’ll tell you who’s out there.

A 20 minute call about what you need them to own, your budget and your timing.

Book a call →or write to hello@fitted.agency