Jobvertise review
A low-cost web job board with free posting, resume search, and paid promotion tools.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Jobvertise is a hosted, cloud-based job board for employers, recruiters, and jobseekers. Employers can create accounts, post jobs, search resumes, collect applications, promote listings, and create a customizable jobs page for their own website. Jobseekers can search by keywords, location, and region, apply for jobs, post resumes, and receive email alerts. Its free basic services make it suitable for organizations that want to publish openings and search candidate profiles without committing to a paid membership.
The Free plan includes basic employer services, job posting, and resume search. Monthly Starter costs $39.99 and adds 50 resume views per day, two promoted jobs, and access to applications for 30 days. Standard costs $69.99 monthly with 100 daily resume views, five promoted jobs, and 60 days of application access. Pro costs $109.99 monthly with 150 daily resume views, 10 promoted jobs, multiple users sharing one login, and 180 days of application access. Quarterly pricing is $36.67 for Starter, $59.67 for Standard, and $99.67 for Pro; these plans include the listed resume-view and promotion allowances, with the Pro plan also supporting shared login access. An annual Starter option costs $33.33 per month and includes 50 daily resume views and two promoted jobs.
Jobvertise’s strongest fit is a small or growing recruiting operation that values free posting, resume database access, promoted listings, and a straightforward web presence. The platform keeps the workflow focused on job distribution, candidate discovery, and application collection rather than a broader recruiting suite. Support is available through email, phone, and documentation. Employers should choose it when those core functions and its cloud delivery match their needs; teams requiring higher daily resume-view capacity than the paid tiers provide or a different deployment model should consider alternatives. Jobvertise states that its hosted system requires no software installation.
Jobvertise pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free employer accounts support job posting and resume search
- Paid tiers add promoted jobs and daily resume-view allowances
- Custom jobs pages, applications, and candidate email alerts
- Where it doesn't
- The service is limited to web and cloud deployment
- Paid plans cap daily resume views by tier
- Sales are final and refunds are not provided
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