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Remote OK vs CryptoJobsList: the facts side by side
Remote OK is a remote job board where employers pay to post jobs and job seekers can buy a Premium plan. CryptoJobsList is a job board run by Ksaitor Media in Singapore, where employers choose their own budget to post a job. Below, what each one says about itself, with the source of every fact. The third column shows how Hiring Right Now works, for reference.
Remote OK and CryptoJobsList, side by side
| Remote OK | CryptoJobsList | Hiring Right Now | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who pays | Employers pay to post. Job seekers can buy Remote OK Premium. | Employers. It says it never makes recurring charges. | Job seekers use it free. Paid options: an optional Plus plan for job seekers (not on sale yet) and featured or pinned listings for employers (self-serve posting is not open yet). |
| Price to post one job | From $299 for 30 days. The button shows $447 when the page loads, with some add-ons ticked. | The employer sets a budget from $150 (it recommends more than $200). A higher budget gives a higher place in the list, unless another employer pays more. Hiding the salary costs $25 more. | Standard listing free for 30 days. Featured $29 for 14 days. Pinned $59 for 7 days. Self-serve posting is not open yet. |
| Where the jobs come from | Employers can post through a paid form on the site. | Employers post through a form on the site. | The employers' own careers pages (Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby boards). |
| How fresh the listings are | Posts run 30 days, then renew automatically unless the employer turns renewal off. | A post is "Live and Promoted for 30 days". | Every job is read again from the employer's careers page every hour. |
| Payment methods | Card through Stripe. A "Pay later" option sends a payment link by email. | Card through Stripe. Crypto (BTC, ETH, USDC, Doge) through NowPayments for selected customers only. Bank transfer for orders above $10,000. | Crypto. |
Where Remote OK is strong
- Much larger: it lists 100,000+ remote jobs from 10,000+ companies and says it reaches 20,100,000+ remote workers a month.
- Wide reach for employers: posts are emailed to 2,692,454 remote job seekers and crossposted to 261 job boards.
- It has a public jobs API, and employers can post today.
Where CryptoJobsList is strong
- Running since 2017, and it says it has helped 50k+ people find a job.
- A Telegram channel with 62.1K subscribers that posts about 3 jobs a day.
- More ways for employers to pay (card, bank transfer, crypto for some customers), and posting is open today.
Questions about Remote OK and CryptoJobsList
- What is the difference between Remote OK and CryptoJobsList?
- Remote OK is a remote job board where employers pay to post jobs and job seekers can buy a Premium plan. CryptoJobsList is a job board run by Ksaitor Media in Singapore, where employers choose their own budget to post a job.
- Who pays on Remote OK and on CryptoJobsList?
- Remote OK: Employers pay to post. Job seekers can buy Remote OK Premium. CryptoJobsList: Employers. It says it never makes recurring charges.
Sources
- remoteok.com, read Nov 14, 2026
- remoteok.com/premium, read Nov 14, 2026
- remoteok.com/hire-remotely, read Nov 14, 2026
- remoteok.com/api, read Nov 13, 2026
- cryptojobslist.com/hire, read Nov 13, 2026
- t.me/s/cryptojobslist, read Nov 13, 2026
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