Skip to content
Enquire

Hiring in Austria? Reach people not job hunting.

ad.boutique runs social recruiting for international companies building teams in Austria and the DACH region: German career pages, campaigns on Meta and LinkedIn and pre-qualified applications in a dashboard.

International employers in Austria compete with local brands that candidates already know. Social recruiting reaches people who are not actively looking, with German career pages, a short pre-qualifying application and campaigns on Meta and LinkedIn. The output KPI is qualified applications, agreed before the start.

What does ad.boutique do for employers? From job ad to qualified applicant.

  1. Career page in German

    A career landing page per role or team, with real people, benefits and conditions in German.

    • German career pages
    • Salary information as required in Austria
    • Mobile application in minutes
  2. Social recruiting campaigns

    Meta and LinkedIn campaigns with video and photo of your team, aimed at the right regions and roles.

    • Regional targeting
    • Video from your team
    • Weekly creative tests
  3. Pre-qualification

    Short questions filter applications, results land in a dashboard your HR team works with.

    • Quiz with pre-qualification
    • Applicant dashboard
    • Qualified applications as output KPI

How does a hiring campaign run? Four steps.

  1. Week 1

    Intro call

    Roles, locations, requirements and the number of hires.

  2. Weeks 1 to 3

    Set-up

    Career page, application quiz, creatives, tracking.

  3. Weeks 3 to 12

    Campaigns

    Live on Meta and LinkedIn, Monday reviews on qualified applications.

  4. Ongoing

    Fill roles

    Budget to the roles that need it, new roles plugged in.

What is different about hiring in Austria? Language, salary, data.

Recruiting in Austria has its own rules on job ads and data. General information as of November 2026, not legal advice.

Salary in job ads

Austrian job ads must state the minimum pay and whether overpayment is possible (§ 9 para. 2 of the Gleichbehandlungsgesetz).

Applicant data

Applications are personal data under the GDPR. Applicants need clear information on how long their data is kept.

Language

German career pages for most roles, English for international teams. See German localisation.

Recruiting marketing, social media, Austria market entry, the expansion overview or contact us.

Building a team in Austria? Let's clarify it in 30 minutes.

Meet us in central Vienna or by video. We tell you honestly how we would fill your roles.

Get in touch in three steps.

An honest assessment and one point of contact instead of a call centre.

Step 1 of 3

  1. current: Industry & budget
  2. next: Contact
  3. next: Appointment
Industry
Monthly media budget
When would you like to start?

Confidential: we sign your NDA before any data is exchanged.

Who replies to you

  • Florian HörmannManaging Director, Strategy and Performance
  • Daniel HaydenManaging Director, Creative and Web

We usually reply within 24 hours on working days, personally and without a ticket system.

Prefer to write? hello@ad.boutique

Questions about recruiting marketing in Austria.

How do international companies recruit in Austria?

Beyond job boards, many use social recruiting: German career pages, short applications and Meta and LinkedIn campaigns that reach people who are not actively looking. ad.boutique runs this from Vienna.

Do job ads in Austria need a salary?

Yes. Under the Austrian Equal Treatment Act, job ads must state the minimum pay under the collective agreement or law and whether more is possible.

Should career pages be in German?

For most roles in Austria, yes. For international teams with English as the working language, an English version helps.

Which channels work for recruiting?

Meta for reach in many roles, LinkedIn for specialists and leaders, chosen by role and region.

Is pay per outcome possible?

For recruiting, the Boutique Offer includes payment per qualified application or hire as an option.

How do we start?

With a 12-week POC at a fixed price and qualified applications as the output KPI.