Startupers

Review:

Startupers was a completely free job posting site that was used by those looking to enter the tech field. Employers could upload job ads for various positions, including accounting associates, analysts, and app developers.

Pros:

• Startupers was a completely free job posting site.
• All job posts were reviewed by a human being to eliminate spam and false information.
• The platform served as a great location to source remote, freelance, and/or full-time employees.
• The job posting process was easy to navigate and employers are not required to register an account.
• The platform was more affordable than competitors, including TechFetch and Dice.
• Startupers was used by reputable companies, such as Airbnb, Coinbase, Dataiku, and DocuSign, to name a few.
• Customer support was available via telephone and email.

Cons:

• Startupers primarily catered to those in the tech industry.
• There was no language translation features.
• Customer support hours were not disclosed on the website.
• Startupers lacked robust tools that cater to remote employers, such as video conferencing and live chat.
• In order to post a job, employers needed an applicant tracking system and a Twitter username.
• Startupers did not have the best reach and it lacked advanced features, such as analytics and resume database access.

Reputation:

We were unable to find any online reviews of Startupers.

Startupers vs. TechFetch:

TechFetch is a job board for employers and job seekers IT and tech industry, similar to the setup of Startupers. While Startupers was focused on junior or startup jobs, TechFetch is a high-traffic site that advertises both entry-level and senior positions. However, Startupers was completely free, whereas TechFetch's pricing starts at $1,799.00 per year for 500 posts.

Startupers vs. Dice:

Dice is a niche job board that caters to employers in the tech field. As did Startupers. While Dice is a popular job board, it does not offer a free plan, and employers can expect to pay $495.00 per job post. Unlike Dice, Startupers was 100% free to use, but it mostly catered to startups.

Startupers vs. Wellfound:

Wellfound is a free job board that is dedicated to connecting startups with talented tech professionals. Similar to how Startupers worked. However, Wellfound's U.S. reach is more extensive, promising better results. Unlike Wellfound, Startupers was a great source for those looking to employ remote workers.