Working Nomads alternatives
On 11 November 2026, Remotejobify listed 60,757 open remote jobs from companies’ own job boards, 489 of them open to anyone, anywhere. Working Nomads says it has over 50,000 remote jobs from more than 8,000 companies (checked November 2026). How we check.
Working Nomads curates remote jobs from around the web and keeps most of them for paying members. Remotejobify is a free alternative that lists every remote job open to the country you live in, each with the line from its listing that proves it. Working Nomads shows a free list and says its Premium plan has 10 times more jobs, from US$17.95 a month. On Remotejobify every job is free to see, and Radar, the paid part, emails you new ones within hours.
Side by side
| What | Remotejobify (that’s us) | Working Nomads |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | ||
| What it is | A remote job board, sorted by the country you live in. | A remote job board that curates jobs from around the web, running for over ten years. |
| How many jobs | ||
| How many jobs | 60,757 open remote jobs today, 489 of them open to anyone, anywhere. | “50,000+ remote jobs” from “8,000+” companies, on its Premium page. |
| Price for job seekers | ||
| Price for job seekers | Free: every job, every country list and the weekly email, with no sign-up to browse. Match me is free once a day. Radar, the paid part, is US$9.99 a month or US$99.99 a year. | A free list and free job alerts. Premium, at US$17.95 a month, US$39.95 for 3 months or US$79.95 a year, adds 10 times more jobs, more filters, personal alerts and no ads. |
| Where jobs come from | ||
| Where jobs come from | Companies’ own job boards, read every day. No paid listings. | Curated from thousands of sources, it says. Employers can post jobs too, from US$199. |
| Who can apply, with proof | ||
| Who can apply, with proof | Lists show only the remote jobs open to the country you live in, and every job shows the line from its listing that says who can apply. | Pages by region and country, such as Anywhere and the UK. Its FAQ says some employers need you based in a set region or country. |
| Working hours | ||
| Working hours | A filter for jobs whose hours fall in your day, or at night where you live, from the listing’s own line about hours. | Its pages don’t mention working hours. |
| AI tools | ||
| AI tools | Match me reads your CV and picks the remote jobs open to you that fit it best, each with a line on why. We don’t keep your CV. Can I apply from here? checks any job link. | None that it mentions. |
| Alerts | ||
| Alerts | A free weekly email of new jobs open to your country. Radar emails new ones within hours. | Free job alerts, and personal ones on Premium. |
What we say about Working Nomads is from its own pages, checked November 2026. Our numbers are from today’s list.
Where Working Nomads is better
- Pages by skill, salary and experience level.
- A companies directory and an API.
- A page on job scams to watch out for.
- Employers post jobs on it directly too, so some won’t be on Remotejobify.
Where Remotejobify is different
- Built for one question: can I apply from where I live? Pick your country and see only the remote jobs open to you.
- Every job shows the line from its listing that says who can apply, so you can check it yourself. A job that doesn’t say where it hires counts as open to nobody, not to everyone.
- Working hours: see whether a job’s hours fall in your day or at night where you live.
- Match me reads your CV and picks the remote jobs open to you that fit it best, with a line on why each one fits. It’s free once a day.
- Every job is free to see, from the company’s own job board, and you apply on its own site.
Which to use
Use Working Nomads if you like its curated list and filters. Use Remotejobify to see every remote job open to your country for free, with proof, and Match me to pick the ones that fit your CV.
Whichever site you use, read who a job is open to before you apply. “US only”, “must be based in” or a list of countries tells you.
See the remote jobs open where you live
Have a CV to hand? Match me reads it and picks the remote jobs open to you that fit you best, each with a line on why. It’s free, and we don’t keep your CV.
Questions
Is Working Nomads free?
Partly. You can browse a free list and get free job alerts. Its Premium plan costs US$17.95 a month, US$39.95 for 3 months or US$79.95 a year, and it says Premium has 10 times more jobs (checked November 2026).
Where do Working Nomads’ jobs come from?
It says it curates remote jobs from thousands of sources, and employers can post jobs directly, from US$199 for 30 days.
Is Remotejobify free?
Yes. Every job, every country list and the weekly email are free, with no sign-up to browse, and Match me is free once a day. Radar, the paid part, costs US$9.99 a month or US$99.99 a year and emails you new jobs open to your country within hours of us finding them.
What is a free alternative to Working Nomads?
Remotejobify is one: it lists the remote jobs open to the country you live in, from companies’ own job boards, and every job shows the line from its listing that proves it. On 11 November 2026, it listed 60,757 open remote jobs. Match me, which picks the ones that fit your CV, is free once a day.
How do I know if I can apply to a remote job from my country?
Read the location and the description: “US only”, “must be based in” or a list of countries tells you. On Remotejobify every job shows that line, and each country’s list has only the jobs open to it.
How we checked
We read the public pages of Working Nomads in November 2026. Sites change, so check theirs for the latest. If we’ve got something wrong, email lat@remotejobify.app and we’ll fix it.
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Checked November 2026. Our numbers updated 11 November 2026.