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Rules

• Bids are US dollars. A new listing starts at $10. Outbidding or raising adds at least $1.
• Your listing appears the moment payment clears, at the rank its total earns. Paying less than #1 still lists you.
• Submit the same URL again to raise it; you pay only what you add. Someone else can't take your rank by paying the difference — they have to beat your total.
• Outbid? You stay listed at the lower rank. No refunds.
• A payment holds the slot for 60 days. Paying again — any amount from $1 — adds to your total and starts the 60 days over. When a listing lapses it leaves the board, and that URL can be claimed again from $10 with a total of zero. Nobody sits on top of a filled role forever.
• If the posting closes on your job board, the listing is hidden before then (we re-read boards daily); the bid isn't refunded, so bid on roles you're actually filling.
• Every listing states a USD base salary range, where the role can be done from, and how remote it is. That is the point of this site; a paid slot doesn't get to skip it. Those details are set when the listing is created and stay put when someone raises it. If the URL is one we already index, the board shows the pay and location read from the posting instead — paying doesn't let you publish a better number than your own job board does.
• Your role title decides which category the listing appears in — the same rule that categorises the ranking on the left. Each category has its own #1, which usually costs far less than the board's.
• What you can list: a job posting for a fully remote software engineering role, on your own careers site or ATS. Not a homepage, a form, or a referral link. Listings that aren't that are removed without refund.
• The bid board never changes the bidjob rank on the left. If your job also scores well, it appears there on its own.
• Clicks go to the URL you submit through a counting redirect; the count is shown on the board, live, and is approximate.
• Anyone can list or raise any URL. A listing doesn't mean the employer paid. The original bidder keeps a private link to withdraw the listing at any time (no refund). Employers can ask for removal via the posting page.
• Rank is fixed when payment is confirmed, not when you submit; someone can raise in between. No position, duration, or traffic is guaranteed.
• Lost your management link? Have it emailed to the billing address; it's also in the footer of your Stripe invoice.

Traffic, last 7 days

Every number this site has, including what the board has taken in, is on the stats page.

The board right now

#1 in a category costs whatever that category's leader paid, not this board's. Category prices.