Xpat Jobs

Review:

Xpat Jobs allows employers to advertise job positions for multilingual expats across the world. With millions of international job opportunities, Xpat Jobs provides employers with a targeted job board and access to a range of job posting features, including candidate match alerts, email alerts, and 60-day runtimes.

The website receives roughly 140,000 views a month but very little of its website traffic comes from within the U.S. However, at the time of writing, there are over 173,000 U.S. vacancies listed on the site, making it a valuable recruitment resource for local employers.

Pros:

• Job ads are valid for two months.
• Employers have access to a global audience of international job seekers.
• Xpat Jobs advertises a range of jobs in various categories and industries.
• The Basic plan allows up to 20 job postings per month.
• The platform serves 70 languages and over 150 countries.
• Job seekers can filter vacancies by language, job category, area, and city to easily connect with local employers.
• Employers have access to an extensive resume database of international professionals.
• Xpat Jobs offers both single and bulk job posting plans.

Cons:

• There is no free job posting option.
• Pricing is only available in Euros.
• The platform is costlier than competitors, such as Indeed and We Work Remotely.
• The website does not offer language translation features.
• There are no local Xpat Jobs offices located in the U.S.
• Customer support hours are not specified on the website.
• The resume database is only included in the Enterprise plan.
• The site lacks remote interviewing tools like live chat and video calling.

Reputation:

We were unable to find any online reviews of Xpat Jobs.

Xpat Jobs vs. We Work Remotely:

Both Xpat Jobs and We Work Remotely are remote job boards that target job seekers and employers across the world. However, while Xpat Jobs lists opportunities in 150 countries, We Work Remotely strictly focuses on advertising remote-based jobs. Of the two competitors, We Work Remotely is also the more affordable option.

Xpat Jobs vs. NoDesk:

Xpat Jobs and NoDesk both cater to an international job market and include standard job posting features like 60-day runtimes and email alerts. However, while Xpat Jobs advertises multilingual opportunities in different countries, NoDesk is predominantly seen as an English-speaking job board that only advertises remote-based work.

Xpat Jobs vs. Indeed:

Indeed and Xpat Jobs are both international job boards that target millions of employers and job seekers. However, Indeed outshines as the best value, offering excellent exposure and free job postings. Xpat Jobs, on the other hand, offers similar features as Indeed but prices start at €199.00 for one job post.