
Muzzo is France's leading headhunting network, connecting companies with over 2,000 specialized headhunters to recruit hard-to-find talent across all industries and roles. Their platform streamlines the recruitment process, allowing employers to post jobs, receive qualified candidates within 48 hours, and pay only upon successful hire. Muzzo boasts a high success rate, with 98% of candidates confirmed after probation and an average hiring time of 26 days, significantly faster than the market average of 3 months. They offer a 3-month guarantee on all recruitments and focus on efficiency, centralizing recruitment efforts and reducing time spent on sourcing.

Muzzo is France's leading headhunting network, connecting companies with over 2,000 specialized headhunters to recruit hard-to-find talent across all industries and roles. Their platform streamlines the recruitment process, allowing employers to post jobs, receive qualified candidates within 48 hours, and pay only upon successful hire. Muzzo boasts a high success rate, with 98% of candidates confirmed after probation and an average hiring time of 26 days, significantly faster than the market average of 3 months. They offer a 3-month guarantee on all recruitments and focus on efficiency, centralizing recruitment efforts and reducing time spent on sourcing.
What they do: Headhunting network connecting companies to a curated network of specialist independent headhunters
Business model: Pay-on-success (no upfront fee); fees start at 20% of gross annual salary + €490 service fee
Speed & success: Claims average hire in 26 days and 98% of candidates confirmed after probation
Location & size: Paris, France; ~33 employees
Funding (reported): Seed round reported; total funding listed as $2,360,000 (last dated 2021-11-23)
Talent acquisition / executive search for hard-to-find roles across industries.
Recruitment / Headhunting
2360000.00 USD
Reported seed round with multiple investors; other named investors reported include Jonathan Widawski and Xavier Niel.
“Seed investors include BREEGA and individual investors (reported names include Jonathan Widawski and Xavier Niel)”