NetworkGuilds
A real professional network for Denver tech — no AI posts, no spam, no politics, no noise.
A small, paid, verified community for Denver software engineers, QA pros, PMs, designers and consultants who are done with LinkedIn's AI-generated garbage.
First 200 members get founding pricing — $7/month, locked in forever.
Why this exists
Every member is a verified real human — phone or professional email verification at signup, no exceptions
Post credits mean every post cost something — people think before they post, AI spam becomes pointless
Denver-first job board — real local roles, salary ranges required, company names required
No algorithmic feed — chronological, no engagement-bait, no virality mechanics
No recruiter mass messaging — recruiters are welcome but cold blasting is structurally impossible
By the numbers
LinkedIn posts
54%
Estimated AI-generated
Founding price
$7/month
first 200 members only
Posts included
10/month
with membership
Membership tiers
Professional
$10/mo
($7/mo founding rate)
Verified profile
10 post credits/month
Full job board access
Community rooms
Direct messaging
Consultant
$15/mo
for independents
Everything in Pro
20 post credits/month
Services directory listing
Gig/project board access
Recruiter
$79/mo
Verified, labeled
Labeled recruiter profile
Unlimited job posts
Opt-In candidate access
No cold mass messaging
The rules
Real humans only. No fake profiles, no AI personas.
No AI-generated posts. Write it yourself or don't post it.
Recruiters must be labeled. No hiding behind generic profiles.
Job posts require salary range and company name. No vague "exciting opportunity."
Who's building this
Andrey Kublitskiy
QA Engineer · Denver, CO · Software Consulting
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I'm a QA engineer here in Denver, and I'm tired of LinkedIn.
More than half of the posts are now AI-generated.
The visibility of posts is based on some obscure algorithm.
Reaching out to anyone is a waste of time because they assume you are a bot.
Positions are unfilled for months because companies have to weed through bot-generated applications.
I want to build something humans want to use for networking with actual humans.