JBoard

What JBoard is

JBoard is a hosted, white-label platform for building and operating job boards without code. It can add matching job listings each day from more than 200,000 career sites, filtering out duplicates and low-quality results. Operators can earn revenue from paid postings, employer subscriptions and packages, featured listings, access to a resume database, feeds, and ATS access. Google Jobs integration, automatically generated long-tail pages, and controls for page titles and metadata support job board visibility in search.

The platform includes employer accounts and application collection, plus an ATS where employers can review candidates, update application statuses, add private notes, send email messages, and view hiring reports. Stripe payments are built in; Zapier connects JBoard to more than 8,000 apps, and an API is available for advanced integrations. All plans include managed cloud hosting, live chat, help guides, video tutorials, and an onboarding demo call. JBoard is available on the web and through an API. Its listed security measures include BCrypt-hashed passwords, TLS-protected communications, and encryption of stored user data at rest. JBoard states that it does not conduct external penetration testing. There is no free plan, and the paid Standard plan starts at 199 /mo billed annually, with a 14-day trial available.

Who it suits

JBoard suits founders, recruiting agencies, associations, and other organizations that want to launch or grow a branded job board. It is especially relevant to operators seeking built-in ways to collect applications, monetize listings, and give employers hiring tools.

Limits

The Standard plan allows 3,000 jobs, 300 AI-backfilled jobs per month, and 10 scraper sources. It includes no stated resume parsing allowance. The 14-day trial is available, and there is no free plan.

Getting started

1. Open the JBoard website.
2. Start the 14-day trial or choose a paid plan.
3. Choose a plan based on its job, AI backfill, resume parsing, and scraper source limits.
4. Use the web platform or API to build and manage the job board.

Verdict

Choose JBoard if you need a hosted, white-label job board with listing imports, monetization options, and employer application tools in one platform. Look elsewhere if you need a free plan or require external penetration testing.