Working Nomads review: remote jobs curated from around the web

Working Nomads is a remote job board that mostly curates listings from other sites, by its own account. Employers can also pay to post jobs there. A free board shows part of the listings, and a paid Premium plan unlocks many more.

Who Working Nomads is for

Working Nomads suits people who want a fully remote job in fields such as development, marketing, customer success, design, finance or healthcare, and who like one list drawn from many sources. All jobs are remote, but some employers require you to live in a certain region or country. Jobs are tagged as worldwide, for a region or for a country.

What Working Nomads offers

• Job search by category, region, country, experience level, job type and salary.
• Job alerts: new jobs for your locations and categories by e-mail, daily or weekly, for free.
• Free account: bookmark jobs and keep track of your applications.
• Premium: a paid plan with many more listings, advanced filters, personal alerts and no ads.

Who pays for what

Job seekers

Nothing for the free board, alerts and applying. Premium costs a monthly, quarterly or yearly fee and can be paused or cancelled

Employers

Pay for each job they post, with discounts for bundles

How to apply

Open the listing and follow the employer's instructions. Depending on the job you apply on the employer's website or applicant tracking system, by e-mail, or on Working Nomads itself. You need no account to browse or apply.

Where the listings come from

By its own account, Working Nomads curates remote jobs from around the web, from many sources, and vets the employers. So many listings were first published on other sites. Employers can also post jobs directly for a fee. Those are featured on the home page, sent to alert subscribers and passed on to Google's job search.