For universities & placement cells
Help more studentsget placed off campus.
Outmail extends your placement cell beyond campus drives — structured recruiter outreach, resume-matched openings and mentorship for every student, with full visibility for your team.
The off-campus gap
Flip the switch.
Same batch, same season. The only variable is whether they have Outmail.
Reach
The companies that visit campus
Student effort
Blind applications into ATS queues
Your visibility
Stops at the drive
How it works
This is yourplacement season.
Four things go wrong for almost everyone. Here they are, and here is what Outmail does about each.
You applied everywhere. Almost nobody replied.
Each application joined a queue a few hundred deep. Yours was not rejected. It was never opened.
Outmail emails the person doing the hiring, from your Gmail, written off your resume. It lands as a message from a candidate, not as row 214 of a spreadsheet.
You are applying to whatever the feed shows you.
Half of it wants five years' experience. A third closed before you saw it. Filtering eats the evening you meant to spend applying.
Outmail collects openings from job boards and company sites, scores each against your resume, and shows you the reasoning so you can overrule it.
Every application costs you twenty minutes of typing.
Your name, your notice period, why you want to work here. Again. Into a form that is almost but not quite the last one.
Answer the standard questions once. The Outmail extension fills the rest in while you read the job description.
A recruiter replies, and you have nobody to ask.
No seniors at that company, no alumni you know, no idea what the loop looks like or what they will push on.
Fortnightly sessions with people who have already sat that interview, in a group small enough that you get to ask your actual question.
What your placement office gets
Individual, or institutional.
Let's talk aboutyour batch.
Institutional pricing depends on cohort size and what reporting you need, so it is a conversation rather than a number on a page.