Jobgether

Review:

Jobgether is a fairly new job board that was introduced in 2020 to meet the growing demand for remote job listings. Primarily created for start-ups, scale-ups, and small businesses, Jobgether offers access to an effective and simple dashboard that helps employers better track and manage applications.

While the platform lacks significant features, such as resume database access and social media sharing, it offers competitively priced plans suitable for businesses on a budget.

Pros:

• Jobgether offers job email alerts to help attract candidates faster.
• There is a 7-day free trial available for those looking to explore the platform's capabilities.
• The job board auto-renews after one month, allowing more time for the job ad to reach its target market.
• Jobgether estimates that each job ad receives over 50 applications.
• Each plan includes at least one sponsored post to boost exposure.
• Employers can access a personal dashboard that allows them to track and manage applications.
• Compared to top competitors, including We Work Remotely and Jobspresso, Jobgether is an affordable alternative.

Cons:

• Jobgether does not offer a searchable resume database or candidate matching.
• There are no free job posting plans available.
• The platform lacks sharing capabilities, such as social media promotion and job ad distribution.
• All plans are priced in U.S. dollars.

Reputation:

We were unable to find online reviews of Jobgether. However, the platform did receive a 100/100 trust score on Scamadvisor.

Jobgether vs. We Work Remotely:

Jobgether and We Work Remotely both connect employers with remote workers, but they diverge in terms of features and job posting prices. Jobgether charges US$199.00 per post, while We Work Remotely costs US$299.00 per post. That said, Jobgether is missing social media sharing and employer branding, distinguishing it from We Work Remotely's plans.

Jobgether vs. Jobspresso:

Between the two competitors, Jobspresso offers more advanced tools, such as job ad editing and access to a candidate database, which are both missing from Jobgether's plans. However, while Jobspresso is feature-rich, its plans start at US$299.00 per post. Jobgether, on the other hand, costs US$199.00 per post, making it a budget-friendly choice.

Jobgether vs. NoDesk:

Both NoDesk and Jobgether cater to a remote job market, but only the latter offers more robust tools, such as access to an applicant management system. That said, the two competitors are similarly priced at US$199.00 per post, but only NoDesk is used by reputable companies, such as Sendwave, Piktochart, and UEFA.