01
We Vet
Every candidate, every credential, every reference. Verified at source through regulated APIs and human review. No middle layer, no missed detail.
Neutral vendor supply chain versus direct workforce infrastructure

An invitation
Establishing trust
Scene one · The ritual
Trust, served the old way.
For two centuries the most consequential introductions in care, law and finance have been made by hand, in person, with patience, with precision. The hands changed. The standard didn’t.
the regulated workforce deserve the same precision at the speed of a tap, the scale of a nation, for the cost of a simple routing fee.
Three commitments
01
Every candidate, every credential, every reference. Verified at source through regulated APIs and human review. No middle layer, no missed detail.
02
AI-assisted document review reads, validates and scores DBS checks, professional registrations and right-to-work evidence in real time. Anything ambiguous is escalated to compliance review.
03
A live, attestable file follows every professional through their career: portable, tamper-evident, and accepted across employers, providers and regulators.
Architecture · Observatory grade
What this means for you
Too many professionals deliver essential services while someone else takes the margin. Netvett flips that model. You keep your full rate, employers fund the platform, and you move faster with verified status already in place.
0%
Higher earnings potential
Versus the typical UK staffing-agency cut taken on the same shift.
£0
Worker deductions
No agency margin, no commission, no surprise fees on payday.
£0
Flat shift booking
A single transparent software fee, paid by the employer, not you.
£0
Flat fee per permanent hire
Versus the £4,500+ commission an agency would charge on a £30K salary.
The hard math
Same employer. Same shift. Same worker. Two completely different outcomes, depending on who sits in the middle.
Recommended rates · London 2026
These are the rates that should be standard. Published, defended, and paid directly to the worker, with a single £10 software fee paid by the employer.
01 · HCAs · Care sector
London care homes pay agencies £22 to £25 per hour. The worker sees minimum wage.
The home is already paying £22 for you. On Netvett you take home £240 for a 12 hour shift instead of £162.
02 · Clinical · NHS & private
Hospitals pay £45 to £55 per hour for an agency Band 5. The nurse keeps a fraction.
Why let a recruiter take £14 an hour on your clinical license? Set your rate. Keep 100%.
03 · Door supervisors & CCTV
Venues pay £25/hr to a contractor, who pays a subcontractor £18, who pays the guard £14.
End the subcontracting scam. Direct from the client. Zero middleman deductions.
04 · Education · Day rate
London schools pay agencies £260 to £290 per day. The teacher takes home £150.
The agency takes £130 for a 7AM phone call. Keep budgets in the classroom; keep your day rate.
FPA = Fair Pay Agreement · All rates are recommended London 2026 benchmarks · Employer-funded software fee fixed at £10 per shift, £1,000 per permanent placement.
For the people who hold the budget
Same workforce. Same shifts. Better economics for both sides. The line items below are taken directly from the procurement files of UK care homes, NHS Trusts, schools and licensed venues, and reset against Netvett’s flat infrastructure fee.
01
£0
Saved per shift
Care Homes & Social Care
02
£0
Saved per shift
Hospitals & Clinical
03
£0
Saved per day
Education
04
£0
Saved per deployment
Private Security
01 · Care Homes & Social Care
Care homes operate on razor-thin margins. High agency costs drain the budget meant for resident care and facility upkeep. Low-paid agency workers often lack continuity, leading to poorer care standards.
02 · Hospitals & Clinical
NHS Trusts and private hospitals are bleeding millions in escalating agency frameworks. Punitive temp to perm fees (often £5,000+) prevent hospitals from hiring good agency nurses full-time.
03 · Education
School budgets are funded by the taxpayer to educate children, not to pay recruitment commissions. A demotivated, underpaid supply teacher walking into a difficult classroom disrupts educational continuity.
04 · Private Security
The security sector is plagued by subcontracting fraud. A venue pays a premium for security, but the margin is sliced by three different brokers before it reaches the guard. Result: unmotivated staff, "ghost workers", and severe venue compliance risks.
All figures are net of VAT · Netvett infrastructure fee fixed at £10 per booking · Permanent-hire infrastructure fee capped at £1,000 · Audit numbers benchmarked against London 2026 procurement data.
We are returning the billions wasted on outdated intermediaries to the workforce and the organisations that depend on them.
The promise
For the people who carry the system.
Begin a conversation · Decree · Doctrine commit
mission@netvett.com
Bring your sites, rotas, and audit posture onto the witnessed doctrine.
JOIN AS AN ORGANISATIONENLIST · PROFESSIONALOne identity. Pre-cleared once. Witnessed everywhere. Direct pay.
JOIN AS A PROFESSIONALWitnessed by · Active sectors