SPath helps job seekers across the UK, Africa, the US and Europe find jobs, build stronger applications, reach employers, prepare for interviews and manage their job search from one place. Find better opportunities, create targeted applications, connect with employers, prepare for interviews and keep every next step organised.
SPath was built by a founder whose own job-search system led to 30 interviews and 3 offers. SPath does not guarantee interviews, offers, employment, sponsorship or a visa outcome.
SPath Free gives you the tools and guidance to run your own job search: employer and sponsor search, CV and application help, outreach resources, interview preparation, an application tracker. It is free for Founding Members and needs no card.
SPath Max is a paid workflow that saves time: it researches employers, organises your pipeline, drafts applications, outreach and follow-ups, and tracks everything, while you approve every important action. It costs £99.99 once, with no subscription or success fee.
Sponsorship is one specialist pathway inside SPath. You can search 139,720+ organisations indexed from the Home Office Register of Licensed Sponsors, see each sponsor's rating, and check salary, occupation-code and visa-route fit. A sponsor licence shows that an organisation is licensed; it does not prove that it is hiring or that it will sponsor a particular role. Always verify the current register and each vacancy on GOV.UK.
SPath is a job-search platform that helps you discover roles, prepare targeted applications, reach employers, track progress and prepare for interviews from one place, with a specialist UK visa sponsorship pathway.
No. The CV, application, outreach, interview and tracking tools work for any job search. UK visa sponsorship is one specialist pathway inside SPath.
Yes. SPath Free is free for Founding Members and needs no card. SPath Max is an optional £99.99 one-time upgrade for people who want the research, drafting and tracking done for them.
The usual minimum is £41,700 a year for most roles, or the going rate for the occupation, whichever is higher. New entrants can qualify from a £33,400 floor, still subject to the going rate. Thresholds change, so always verify on GOV.UK before applying.