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Not all remote job boards serve the same purpose. This comparison brings together five of the most widely used in Spanish and English, with what each does best, so you don't waste time applying on the wrong site.

Five remote job boards, compared

PortalFocusLanguage of listingsCost for candidates
InfoJobs (remote filter)General, all industries, Spanish marketSpanishFree
TecnoempleoSpecialized in IT, development and telecommunicationsSpanishFree
Remote OKInternational aggregator, mostly tech profiles, salary filterMostly EnglishFree
JobspressoCurated international job board, focused on remote and techEnglishFree
RemotiveInternational tech startups, active Slack communityEnglishFree

Which one to use based on your profile

How to get the most out of each board without wasting time

No board covers the entire market on its own: the strategy that works best is to set up keyword alerts on two or three of them at once (one general Spanish-language board and one or two international ones depending on your profile) and check them daily, instead of manually going through full listings every time.

Frequently asked questions

Is it worth paying for premium versions of these boards?

Not to start with: all five boards in this comparison are free for job seekers. Before paying to boost your profile, first exhaust alerts and active applications on the free versions.

Why are most international listings in English?

Because Remote OK, Jobspresso and Remotive aggregate listings from companies around the world, many from the US and UK, which post and interview in English by default even if they accept candidates from any country.