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Working Nomads

Working Nomads is a job board of remote jobs collected from many employers, each listing saying which regions or countries you can work from. It helps you find remote roles by category, location and experience, get new ones by email and keep track of where you applied.

Job board Remote jobs Web, email alerts
Visit Working Nomads
Free version
About 10% of jobs; apply and alerts free

No account needed to browse and apply; a free account adds a job tracker

Paid plan
$17.95 a month

Or $39.95 every 3 months, $79.95 a year; renews automatically

Jobs
5,251 free listings

Remote jobs only, counted on October 17, 2026. Premium opens about ten times as many: with a USA filter, 2,976 were free and 29,214 locked

Our check: we browsed the free list and set up a free account on Oct 17, 2026; we didn't pay for Premium. Details
What Premium adds comes from Working Nomads' premium page; prices and conditions from that page and its Terms of Service. Sources and our check

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What can you do with Working Nomads?

Browse remote jobs and apply

The job list covers 15 categories, from development and design to customer success, sales and marketing, with filters for location, category, position type, experience level, salary and posting date. Without an account you open the full description and apply on the employer's site or applicant tracking system. Only about one listing in ten is open: on October 17, 2026 the free list had 5,251 jobs, and with a USA filter 2,976 were free and 29,214 locked.

The free list opens with employer-paid Featured listings and an ad, with more ads between jobs. Categories are loose: marketing is mostly marketing roles but also includes jobs such as a staff data scientist.

Free: about 10% of listingsPremium: the rest

See every listing with Premium

Premium unlocks the locked listings; Working Nomads puts its database at “50K+” and calls it “10x more job postings than on our free job board”. It also removes the ads. The premium page lists advanced filters and personalized alerts too, but the free list already has the same filters on the page, so what Premium adds to them isn't confirmed.

Premium: from $17.95 a month

Get new jobs by email

Job alerts are free and need only an email address: daily or weekly, by location (worldwide, a region or a country), category, position type, experience level and your own keywords. How many jobs the emails bring, and whether free alerts include listings locked on the site, isn't confirmed.

Free: daily or weekly alerts

Track your applications

A free account lets you save jobs from the list or a job page and mark them as applied. Saved Jobs then sorts them into Saved, Applied, Interviewing, Offer received and Archived, and you move each job between stages yourself.

Free with an account

Free plan & pricing

The free list, applying and email alerts cost nothing. Premium opens every listing and removes ads; the three plans differ only in how long you pay for up front.

PlanYou payMonthly equivalent
Free$0$0
Premium, monthly$17.95every month$17.95
Premium, quarterly$39.95every 3 monthsabout $13
Premium, annual$79.95every yearabout $7

US dollars, from Working Nomads' premium page, October 17, 2026.

Free vs Premium

FeatureFreePremium
Jobs
Listings you can openAbout 10% All
Full job description and apply linkIncluded, no accountIncluded
FiltersLocation, category, type, level, salary, date“Advanced filters”, not checked
AdsShownRemoved
Alerts and tracking
Email job alertsDaily or weekly “Personalized alerts”, not checked
Save jobs and track stagesIncluded, with an accountIncluded

Free side from the job list, alert form and our free account; Premium side from Working Nomads' premium page, October 17, 2026.

Visit Working Nomads ↗ to see current prices at checkout

Before you pay

  • What you're chargedYou pay for the whole period up front; the per-month figures shown for the quarterly and annual plans are averages. Subscribing asks you to create an account first; whether tax is added at payment isn't confirmed.
  • Renewal and cancellationEvery plan renews automatically at the end of its period. According to the Terms you can cancel renewal at any time before the renewal date in your account settings; the premium page also offers to pause; how pausing works isn't confirmed.
  • RefundsGenerally no. The Terms call all fees non-refundable unless the law requires otherwise, even if you don't use the service; the premium page's “no questions asked” is about cancelling, not refunds. Terms last updated March 11, 2025, read on October 17, 2026.

What users say

Working Nomads platform

3.4/ 5 on Trustpilot
  • Too few reviews to assess: 3 in total, none from the past 12 months
  • The rating covers Working Nomads as a whole
  • Working Nomads hasn't invited reviews recently, according to Trustpilot

What job seekers say

Too few reviews to judge. Trustpilot has no reviews of Working Nomads from the past 12 months, G2 doesn't list it, and its Product Hunt page has no reviews.

Trustpilot, G2 and Product Hunt checked on October 17, 2026. The reviews on Working Nomads' own site are chosen by the company, so they aren't a fair sample.

Alternatives to Working Nomads

Working Nomads is listed in Job boards & aggregators.

About Working Nomads

Working Nomads is run by Career Portal s.r.o. from Brno, Czechia, according to its Terms of Service. Peter Marcely founded it in 2014, its About page says. Employers pay to post and feature jobs, and job seekers can pay for Premium to see every listing.

Support is through a contact form and by email at hello@workingnomads.com. Working Nomads warns about fake sites and WhatsApp or Telegram messages that use its name to ask for money; its only site is workingnomads.com.

Operator
Career Portal s.r.o., Czechia
Founded
2014
Support
Contact form, email
What Working Nomads promises

Premium page: “Unlock access to 50,000+ remote jobs from 8,000+ top companies”, “2,532 jobs added in the last 24 hours”, “3,000+ happy members” and “Every listing is from a vetted employer. No spam, no duplicates”. The same page counts “50,000+ jobs per month”, so it isn't clear whether 50,000 is the number of open listings or a monthly flow; with a USA filter we counted 32,190 listings in total. No method is given for these figures, and we haven't measured them. The page names Forbes, The New York Times and VICE under “As seen on”.

What information Working Nomads asks for

Job alerts need only your email address and preferences. An account is created with Google, LinkedIn or an email and password. The Privacy Policy (last updated March 11, 2025) lists name, email, phone, your search preferences and, with Premium, billing details, and names Google Analytics, Zendesk, Amazon Web Services, Stripe and PayPal among those it shares data with. When you apply, your application goes to the employer, which then controls that data. The cookie banner asks to share data with 1,747 advertising partners; you can refuse.

FAQ

Is Working Nomads free?

Partly. About one listing in ten is open free, with full descriptions and apply links, and email alerts and the job tracker are free; Premium opens the rest and removes ads.

How much does Working Nomads Premium cost?

$17.95 a month, $39.95 every 3 months or $79.95 a year, paid up front and renewed automatically.

Do I need an account to apply?

No. You can browse the free list and apply on employers' sites without an account; an account is needed to save and track jobs and to subscribe.

Can I get a refund?

Generally no: its Terms call fees non-refundable unless the law requires otherwise. You can cancel renewal at any time in your account settings.

Are all jobs on Working Nomads remote?

Working Nomads says all listings are fully remote, but many are open only to people in certain regions or countries; each listing says which.

Sources and our check
Prices, plans and termsPremium page, Terms of Service and Privacy Policy (both last updated March 11, 2025) · Oct 17, 2026
Free list and accountJob list, a job page, job alerts, FAQ; our free account · · · · Oct 17, 2026
CompanyAbout page, scam alertOct 17, 2026
What users sayTrustpilot, G2 and Product Hunt pagesOct 17, 2026

We read Working Nomads' premium page, FAQ, About page, Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, opened the job list and a job page without an account and followed the apply link, and looked at Trustpilot, G2 and Product Hunt (October 17, 2026). The same day we set up free job alerts and a free account, saved jobs and moved one through the tracker, and counted free and locked listings with a USA filter. Subscribing asks for an account first, and we didn't go on to the payment page or pay for Premium. Choosery has no affiliate or business relationship with Working Nomads. How we research

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