Half the price of LinkedIn Premium, and it tells you when not to bother applying. The free tier is not a demo that expires: the count and the ranking of every role that matched you stay free, for ever.
Pro is monthly for now. A three-month Pro price comes only if the Standard one is what people choose.
Seeing whether the judgement is any good
€0for ever
Two roles opened a day, and the full list of the rest
Actively looking, now
€19a month
Ten roles opened a day, and the morning email
Wanting the search largely run for you
€39a month
Everything in Standard, and the three that cost us money
The trial
Because the free thing is not the same thing. LinkedIn shows you more postings; we show you fewer, read straight from employers’ own hiring systems, so a job that has been filled is gone rather than still collecting applications. Then we read your CV against the whole description and say which are worth your time — including the ones that are not. Nothing here is paid placement, because no employer pays us to be listed.
What these roles pay is free and needs no account.
You cancel, in one click, in Stripe’s own portal — no email to write and nobody to talk to. What you have already paid for keeps working until that period ends, so cancelling on the first day of a month you have paid for costs you nothing.
A job search is a project with an end, and a customer leaving because it worked is the product working. The three-month term exists for the same reason: it is roughly how long this takes.
Prices in euro, charged through Stripe with tax handled by them. Cancelling is never made difficult: somebody who leaves because they were hired is the best thing that can happen here.