Kardow is a platform for building and running job boards, covering the operational side as well as the site: automatic job backfilling, paid job posts with bundles and subscriptions, templates and analytics.
The backfiller is the feature that matters, because it solves the problem that kills most niche job boards. A new board has no listings, so no candidates visit, so no employer will pay to post – and the founder spends six months manually copying jobs to break the deadlock. Pulling in fresh listings automatically means the board looks worth visiting from launch, which is the only way the paid side ever starts working.
Monetisation is built in rather than bolted on, with several pricing structures for job posts, and there is a documented roadmap and a free trial. One thing to settle before launching: backfilled listings come from somewhere, so check the terms of the sources you aggregate and be clear with visitors about which posts are direct and which are pulled in.
