
DayOneJobs
DayOneJobs is a job search platform that aggregates fresh job postings from many hiring sources, updating listings every minute and offering free and Pro job alerts.
About DayOneJobs
DayOneJobs
DayOneJobs says it scans thousands of hiring sources, including company career pages, startup hiring tools, and job platforms such as LinkedIn, AngelList, Greenhouse, Lever, Workable, and Recruitee, to surface new openings quickly. The site states it removes duplicates, expired listings, spam, and fake jobs through automated filtering and checks. Free users receive real-time job alerts and can preview a limited number of listings daily, while Pro users get unlimited browsing, advanced filters, saved searches, personalized alerts, and early access to hard-to-find roles. The page also describes coverage across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific, curated job lists by category and location, and a job posting service where employers can list roles. Pricing details for Pro and job posting are not specified beyond general mentions of a pay-once option for posting.
Key features
- Job listings aggregated from thousands of hiring sources, updated every minute
- Free real-time job alerts for roles matching selected categories
- Free users can preview a limited number of listings per day
- Pro plan with unlimited browsing, advanced filters, saved searches, and personalized alerts
- Advanced filters for location, experience level, salary, and remote status (Pro)
- Automated removal of duplicates, spam, fake, and expired listings
- Curated job lists for categories such as software, data analysis, customer support, and healthcare support
- Job posting option for employers with immediate visibility
Best suited for
- Job seekers who want to find newly posted roles early
- Candidates interested in remote and early-career or entry-level roles
- Job seekers looking for roles outside major public job boards
- Employers seeking to publish job listings
Pricing
Not stated on the website
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