Nexxt

Review:

Nexxt offers access to candidate resumes with all of their job posting plans. Employers also benefit from exposure on affiliated job boards and social media sharing. About 1% of visitors to the site are from Canada, with visitors from the U.S. comprising the majority of the site's total traffic. Very few Canadian jobs are posted to the site.

Pros:

• There are a range of paid job posting plans to choose from.
• Job ads are syndicated to a targeted network of niche career sites and popular general job boards.
• The Nexxt Candidate Search option allows employers to access a database of over 42 million searchable job seeker portfolios.
• All job posts include a company logo and description.
• Packages include job promotion via candidate email alerts.
• All packages allow employers to view candidate resumes.
• Employers can easily perform candidate searches with flexible search criteria.
• Employers have access to detailed recruitment analytics.
• Job posts receive social media visibility and mobile reach.
• Support can be reached by submitting an online form. Anyone can use this portal to request support or information.

Cons:

• There are no trials or free plans.
• All packages limit candidate views to varying degrees.
• The website is not available in French.
• There is no local office or telephone number.
• Only about 1% of visitors to the site are from Canada.
• There are relatively few Canadian job posts on the site.
• Payment can only be made in U.S. dollars.
• Nexxt's pricing is more costly than similar job boards, such as Eluta.ca and Indeed.

Reputation:

Nexxt is accredited by the Better Business Bureau which has awarded the company an A-rating. However, Nexxt has a 1-star review based on nine customer reviews included on the website. "Spam" emails are among the concerns cited.

Nexxt has a 1-star rating on Sitejabber. The rating is based on 14 customer reviews that highlight dissatisfaction with "spam" emails, unsolicited marketing calls, and job ads in irrelevant industries.

Nexxt vs. Jobs.ca:

Jobs.ca is a job board created specifically for Canadian jobs while Nexxt features very few jobs based in the country. Pricing for Jobs.ca starts at C$325.00 per post, making it more costly than Nexxt's starting price of US$199.00 per month. Nexxt offers tools such as resume access and social media exposure, while Jobs.ca is only a job board.

Nexxt vs. Eluta.ca:

Eluta.ca is a Canadian job board with over 785,000 unique monthly visitors. The site offers free and paid job postings, with the latter starting at C$199.00 per post. Their plans are less costly than Nexxt's, but Nexxt offers more features, including job alert emails and company logos and descriptions on job posts.

Nexxt vs. Indeed:

Nexxt features U.S. and Canadian jobs, whereas Indeed has a global reach. Indeed's packages include a free, unpromoted job listing option, while Nexxt does not have a free plan. Indeed's paid plans start at US$5.00 per day, which is more affordable than Nexxt's paid plans, which start at US$199.00 per month.