29 Job Boards You Can Use to Find Remote Work

FlexJobs is one of the most comprehensive online job boards out there, with over 50 career categories and 50,000+ remote, on-site, and hybrid jobs in various industries listed on their site.

The site prides itself on being free of ads, junk, and scams, and it claims to hand-screen all of its jobs before posting them. FlexJobs allows you to personalize your job search by answering a few questions to find your ideal job quicker.

The downside is that FlexJobs isn’t free, as described below. The screening work they do does cost money.

Types of jobs: All types, including full-time jobs and freelance gigs.

Fees and commissions: No commission, but only paid members can view their full job listings and access their job board. Their membership fees are as follows:

• $23.95 per month (starts with a 14-day trial that costs $2.95)
• $71.40 per year if you pay upfront (equivalent to $5.95 per month)

Remote.co is the sister company of FlexJobs. The main difference between the two sites is that Remote.co only lists remote jobs.

The “Sign Up” button on the homepage of Remote.co will direct you to FlexJobs’ paid membership registration page. However, Remote.co’s own job board is free to access.

Types of jobs: All types, including remote full-time jobs and freelance gigs.

Fees and commissions: No fees or commissions.

We Work Remotely is another job board that focuses on remote work. Be sure to check the regional tag on each job posting, as some of the jobs are limited to certain countries or regions.

Types of jobs: All types, including remote full-time jobs, contract work, and freelance gigs.

Fees and commissions: No fees or commissions to browse and apply for jobs.

They offer a “Pro” job seeker account with additional features, such as custom job search alerts, for $8.99 per month.

Working Nomads posts remote and hybrid positions in all sorts of fields around the world. You can search for jobs by location, category, and position type.

Types of jobs: All types, including remote full-time jobs, part-time jobs, and contract work.

Fees and commissions: No fees or commissions to browse and apply for jobs.

You can subscribe to their more comprehensive premium database, which they claim has 20,000+ jobs. A subscription costs:

• $17.95 per month
• $39.95 for 3 months (equivalent to $13.32 per month)
• $59.95 per year (equivalent to $5 per month)

Jobsepresso is another fairly standard online job board that’s focused on remote work. They claim to review each job to ensure it’s legitimate before listing it on the site.

Types of jobs: All types, including remote full-time jobs, contract work, and freelance gigs.

Fees and commissions: No fees or commissions.

NoDesk connects businesses with remote workers. Like the other job boards we’ve listed, you can filter your search by title, company, keyword, and location.

In addition to full-time, part-time, and contract jobs, NoDesk also has a page dedicated to remote internship opportunities.

Types of jobs: All types, including remote full-time jobs, contract work, and freelance gigs.

Fees and commissions: No fees or commissions.

JustRemote is yet another job board that focuses on remote positions, as its name indicates. Like most of the online job boards we’ve listed, JustRemote has several job categories, from customer service and copywriting to marketing and recruitment.

Types of jobs: All types, including permanent and contract jobs.

Fees and commissions: No fees or commissions to browse and apply for jobs.

You can pay a $6 fee to unlock their “Power Search” feature, which gives you access to 1,000+ more hidden roles that aren’t advertised.

Outsourcely is a platform primarily built for start-ups to find remote workers. Potential employers can search your Outsourcely profile, on which you can list your skills and work experience.

The platform enables employers and candidates to communicate directly via email, private chat, live video and voice calling, and video and voice messaging.

Types of jobs: All types, including full-time and part-time jobs.

Fees and commissions: No fees or commissions, but you need to create an account with them to apply for jobs.

Career Vault is a job board that focuses on remote positions. According to a Reddit post allegedly made by Career Vault’s founder, the platform was created during the pandemic to help workers succeed in what (at the time) was an extremely challenging job market.

Types of jobs: All types of remote internships and full-time, part-time, and contract jobs.

Fees and commissions: No fees or commissions.

Snaphunt is a global hiring platform that’s powered by AI. Once you log into your account, you’ll be asked to fill in three sections: Experience, Job Preferences, and Workstyle Assessment. This will complete your profile.

With the data you provided, the platform’s algorithms will automatically match you with suitable roles. One of their main criteria for categorizing jobs is by location type (remote, on-site, or hybrid jobs).

Types of jobs: All types, including full-time jobs and freelance gigs.

Fees and commissions: No fees or commissions, but you need to create a Snaphunt account to apply for jobs.

Virtual Vocations is a family-owned business that has been in the industry for 15+ years. They claim that the jobs listed on their site are all hand-screened by their staff.

The site covers fully remote as well as partially remote job openings in 65+ career categories, including software development, medicine, graphic design, and writing.

Types of jobs: All types, including full-time jobs and freelance gigs.

Fees and commissions: To gain partial access to their job database, create a free account. To get full access to their jobs database and receive premium features, pay a monthly subscription. A subscription costs:

• $19.99 per month
• $49.99 per 3 months
• $69.99 per 6 months

letsworkremotely is a site that’s most notably used for digital nomads to find work. If you’d like to be more involved with the digital nomad community and want access to human-vetted jobs, consider joining their private Facebook group.

There are quite a few ads on the site, which can be distracting when you’re browsing new jobs. However, the site is completely free to use for job seekers.

Types of jobs: All types, including remote full-time jobs and freelance gigs.

Fees and commissions: No fees or commissions.

SkipTheDrive posts fully remote and hybrid job opportunities. As a job seeker, you don’t need to pay any fees or register at all to use the site.

Types of jobs: All types, including remote full-time and part-time jobs.

Fees and commissions: No fees or commissions.

Remote OK, a job board that’s focused on engineering roles, has one of the most thorough search filters of all the online job boards we’ve tested. It allows you to sort jobs not only by type and location but also by salary and benefits.

Types of jobs: All types, including remote full-time jobs and freelance gigs in various industries, but many jobs are related to engineering.

Fees and commissions: No fees or commissions.

Remotive is dedicated to helping tech professionals work remotely. As such, the jobs listed on Remotive are primarily in the tech industry.

Types of jobs: All types, but most of the jobs are posted by tech companies.

Fees and commissions: No fees or commissions to browse and apply for jobs.

Their Remotive Accelerator feature gives you access to 25,000+ more jobs, as well as tips to land work. To unlock this feature, you have to pay a one-time $75 fee.

Authentic Jobs is an online job board for developers, designers, and other creatives. Their job categories include artificial intelligence, back-end engineering, copywriting, and product management, to name a few.

Types of jobs: Full-time jobs, part-time jobs, freelance gigs, and internships for developers, designers, and other creatives.

Fees and commissions: No fees or commissions.

Behance is a platform for creatives to showcase their work to the public. Owned by Adobe, the platform also has a job board that lists jobs in various creative fields, including art direction, graphic design, illustration, and UI/UX.

Types of jobs: A variety of full-time and freelance jobs for creatives.

Fees and commissions: No fees for applying for jobs, but Behance will take a cut of the final price as a platform fee. Their commissions are as follows:

• Projects worth $1–$500: 5% of the final price
• $501–$2,500: 2% of the final price
• $2,501+: No fees

Dribbble serves simultaneously as a portfolio platform and an online job board for graphic designers.

In addition to applying for jobs through Dribbble’s online job board, clients and collaborators may reach out to you on the platform if your portfolio catches their attention. Dribbble Pro offers features that give your portfolio more exposure. Upgrading to Pro costs:

• $8 per month (paid annually)
• $16 per month (paid monthly)

Types of jobs: A variety of full-time and freelance jobs for graphic designers.

Fees and commissions: No fees or commissions, but you need to create a Dribbble account to apply for jobs.

Built In is another platform for people looking for jobs in startups and tech companies. Their site has many articles related to the tech industry to help professionals advance their careers.

Types of jobs: All types of remote, hybrid, and in-office jobs in tech and other industries.

Fees and commissions: No fees or commissions.

Wellfound, formerly AngelFound Talent, is a job board that lists remote and startup positions, many of which are in the tech industry. Doubling as a CV, your Wellfound profile will let you set your job-hunting preferences, specifying your desired industry, salary, and company culture.

Types of jobs: All types of remote jobs in tech and other industries.

Fees and commissions: No fees or commissions, but you need to create a Wellfound account to apply for jobs.

Idealist is a nonprofit job board that exclusively posts openings from organizations that are seeking to make a “social impact,” including other nonprofits. In addition to regular jobs and internships, they also list volunteer opportunities and graduate programs.

Types of jobs: All types of remote, onsite, and hybrid jobs in nonprofits, social-impact businesses, and corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives.

Fees and commissions: No fees or commissions.

Fiverr is one of the most popular sites for freelancers of all types to find work, most of which is conducted remotely.

Job seekers post their services and rates; clients then come to them, making Fiverr’s model the inverse of the usual one that most other freelance marketplaces use.

Experienced freelancers on Fiverr can apply to become “Fiverr Pro” freelancers free of cost. If your application is accepted, there will be a Pro badge attached to your Fiverr profile, letting clients know you’re a Fiverr-vetted top freelancer.

Types of jobs: All types of freelance jobs.

Fees and commissions: No fees for posting services and applying for jobs, but Fiverr will take a 20% cut of the final price of each job.

Upwork is another go-to destination for freelancers to find work. As with Fiverr, you can set your rates for your services and apply for jobs you’re interested in. On Upwork, it’s more common for freelancers to approach clients than the other way around.

Upwork awards “badges” to qualified freelancers to make them stand out:

• Rising Talent: For freelancers who found early success on the platform.
• Top Rated: For freelancers with exceptional feedback on contracts.
• Top Rated Plus: For businesses, enterprises, and Freelancer Plus members with exceptional feedback on big jobs.
• Expert Vetted: For freelancers who are deemed elite talents by professional recruiters.

Types of jobs: All types of freelance jobs.

Fees and commissions: No fees for posting services, but Upwork will take a 10% cut of the final price of each job, and applying for jobs costs “connects,” which you can buy for $0.15 each (you get 10 per month for free).

To market your services more effectively, you can upgrade to Freelancer Plus, which costs $14.99 per month.

Freelancer.com is one of the largest platforms that connects freelancers with clients globally. The way it works is fairly standard: essentially, freelancers browse through the platform’s job board and bid on projects that interest them.

Types of jobs: All types of freelance jobs.

Fees and commissions: The first 6 bids in each month are free. To bid for more gigs, you must purchase a monthly subscription.

A subscription costs:

• Basic: $4.99 for 50 bids per month
• Plus: $8.95 for 100 bids per month (a one-month free trial is available)
• Professional: $49.00 for 300 bids per month
• Premier: $99.00 for 1,500 bids per month

Additionally, Freelancer.com charges a service fee for each of your projects. The service fee costs:

• Fixed price projects: 10% cut of the final price or a flat $5 (whichever is higher)
• Hourly projects: 10% cut of the final price

Hubstaff Talent is an offshoot of Hubstaff, which is a time-tracking platform primarily built for remote companies.

The talent pool that Hubstaff Talent targets consists mainly of freelancers. The platform is free to use for business owners, agencies, and “talent” (workers) alike.

As a freelancer, you can create a searchable profile. Companies will contact you directly if they’re interested in hiring you. You can also browse jobs and apply to them yourself.

Types of jobs: All types of remote freelance jobs.

Fees and commissions: No fees or commissions.

Indeed is one of the most well-known job boards out there. You can create a resume on the site to apply for jobs, but you aren’t required to use it if you already have a pre-crafted resume of your own.

The platform has a section dedicated to company reviews, which are submitted by current and past employees.

Types of jobs: All types, including full-time jobs, contract work, and freelance gigs.

Fees and commissions: No fees or commissions, but you need to create an Indeed account to apply for jobs.

LinkedIn is a hybrid site that functions both as a social media platform and a job board. While you don’t need to create a LinkedIn account to apply for jobs, having one increases your visibility to recruiters, who may reach out to you with job offers.

Types of jobs: All types, including full-time jobs, contract work, and freelance gigs.

Fees and commissions: No fees or commissions.

CareerBuilder lets you filter jobs by title, skills, military specialty (if applicable), and location. To narrow your choices to remote-only jobs, click the remote checkbox on their homepage before searching for jobs.

By clicking on “Quick Apply,” you can browse jobs that can be applied to through CareerBuilder. For other jobs, you can apply through the hiring company’s website, which is made clear by the “Apply on company site” button on the top right of the job posts.

Types of jobs: All types, including full-time jobs, contract work, and freelance gigs.

Fees and commissions: No fees or commissions, but you need to create a CareerBuilder account if you’re applying for jobs via the platform.

The Muse claims to prioritize connecting job seekers with companies that align with their values. They post both onsite and remote jobs, but they have a “Remote/Flexible Only” filter you can use.

In addition to their free articles that give career advice, they also offer paid career coaching sessions with professionals. Consider looking into their coaching services if that’s something you need.

Types of jobs: All types, including full-time jobs, contract work, and freelance gigs.

Fees and commissions: No fees or commissions.