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WordPress Job Board Theme

All-in-One WordPress Theme for Job Board Websites

Launch a job board where employers pay to post vacancies and candidates search and apply, with AI site building using your own AI account.

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Key Features

Popular Job Board Features

Job pages, applications, interviews and a candidate database all ship inside the Job Board Theme.

Job Pages With the Facts First

Every job leads with salary and its pay period, job type, location and closing date in one facts box.

Google for Jobs, Built In

Each job carries Google’s job data automatically, so your roles can show in the Google Jobs box.

Applications With a Pitch

Candidates write a pitch for that job, and the employer gets a fixed copy of the CV they sent.

Designs

A Job Board
for Every Niche

From building sites and kitchens to delivery vans and remote support desks, each kind of job board has its own look and sample jobs. Choose one and post your first vacancy.

27 ready-to-use designs

Choose Your Job Board Design

Every design is ready for real jobs: swap in your own employers, categories and colours.

Browse all 27 designs
Free guide

The Job Board Playbook

How to plan, build and grow a job board that employers pay to post on, and job seekers check every day. 34 pages, from choosing a niche to your first 90 days.

Free. We email you a link to read it online or download the PDF. Privacy


Monetisation

Make Money From Your Job Board

Employers pay you to post their vacancies, and you sell Featured spots, advert space and candidate search on top.

Paid Job Packages

Employers pay to post each job. You set the packages, the prices and how many days each job stays live.

Featured Jobs

A Featured job goes first on the homepage and in search, so employers pay more to be seen sooner.

Sell Advert Space

Employers and agencies buy banner space in the ad zones you switch on, on the homepage, in search and on job pages.

146 Payment Gateways

Employers pay through PayPal, Stripe or any of 144 other gateways, straight into your own account.

Sell Candidate Search

Put the candidate database on a membership plan, so recruiters pay to find people who chose to be listed.


Search & Job Pages

Easy Search, Job Pages That Get Applications

Candidates should find the right job fast and see what it pays before they apply.

Search Every Job

Candidates search by keyword and place and see each job with its employer, job type and salary before they click.

Job Pages That Get Applications

Every job gets its own page with the full description, the employer’s card and an Apply for this role box beside it.

Filters for Job Type, Salary & Distance

Let candidates narrow it down by job type, salary and how far they will travel, in the order you want.

Job Details & Custom Fields

Add your own job fields, like shift pattern or driving licence, so every advert answers the questions candidates ask.

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Jobs Near Every Candidate

Map view Town or postcode Distance filter Directions

Search by distance. Candidates type a town or postcode and see the jobs within the distance they choose, as a list or on the map.

A map on every job. Each job page shows where the work is, with directions one click away.


Member Dashboard

A Dashboard for Candidates and Employers

Applications, saved jobs and alerts for candidates; jobs, applicants and interviews for employers.

Candidates

For Candidates

Employers

For Employers

What Members Get in Their Account

Candidates and employers manage everything from their own account without ever seeing WordPress, with the checks you require.

Verification tools

Ask new members for a confirmed email or phone, photo ID or your own sign-off before their account goes live.

Two-factor login

A sign-in code protects member accounts, and staff can be made to use one.

Candidate agreement

Candidates tick an agreement before employers can find them, and the date they agreed is kept on record.

Saved jobs

Candidates save the jobs they like and find them again in their account, ready to apply.

Saved candidates

Employers keep a private shortlist of the candidates they want to contact later.

Account & privacy

Members pick which emails they get, see new sign-ins and can close their account, held for 30 days first.


Admin Tools

Every Job, Employer and Candidate in One Admin

Approve jobs, see every application and keep an eye on who reads which CV, all from one dashboard.

Try the admin demo

One Dashboard

Track new jobs, new members and revenue over the last week or month, with anything waiting for you at the top.

The admin dashboard

Manage Every Job

All your jobs side by side with their employer, status and how complete they are, filtered in a click.

The admin list of jobs

Candidates & Applications

Everyone who has uploaded a CV, every application on the board and a log of who read what, with CSV exports.

The admin list of candidates and their CVs

Search Filters

Turn on filters such as job type, salary, location and distance, and set the order candidates see them in.

The search filters screen
Design tools

Design Your Job Board Pages

Site Generator

With your own AI account connected, describe your job board and the generator drafts every page. Ask it for a row of the latest jobs or a new hero search, or arrange the blocks by hand.

The Site Generator

Logo & Brand Colours

Put your site name, logo and colours on every page, checked in a live preview first.

The Company & Brand page

Customisation

Your Job Board, Your Look

Make it feel like a big national jobs site or a small specialist board, whichever suits your candidates.

Your Colours, Fonts & Logo

Set your brand colours and type, and job pages, application forms and search results all match.

Works with Elementor

Designing in Elementor? Drag the 150+ job board blocks, like hero searches, latest-job rows and employer logos, straight onto your Elementor pages.

Built-in page builder

Build Your Site Without Extra Plugins

Lay out your homepage, category pages and deal rows in the theme’s own editor, then go live.

Try the site editor

Built-In Essentials

Ready on Day One

Emails, translations, anti-spam and sign-in options for your candidates and employers are already in place.

Automatic Emails

Employers hear about each new application, candidates get interview times, and job alerts go out on their own.

Any Language

Run a job board for another country with 13 ready-made languages, or add another.

Works on Any Screen

Most job searches happen on a phone, so searching, applying and CV uploads are sized to fit.

One-Click Demo Import

Load a ready-made job board with sample jobs, employers and candidates, then add your own.

Unlimited Installs

Run separate job boards, say one for nurses and one for drivers, on the same licence.

Video Tutorials

Watch how to set up job packages, search filters and your pages in short video guides.

Social Proof

Small pop-ups show new jobs as they are posted, new sign-ups and how many people are browsing right now.

SMS Messages

Send members their security codes by SMS through Twilio, Vonage, MessageBird or Plivo.

Social Login

Candidates sign up in seconds with Google, Facebook, Twitter or Apple, ready to apply straight away.

Spam Protection

Bot accounts are kept out with reCAPTCHA and a ban on throwaway email addresses.

Built-In Blog

Write CV tips, interview advice and salary guides to bring in candidates from search engines.

CSV Exports

Download every application or every member as a spreadsheet file in one click.


Why PremiumPress

Job Board Theme vs the Alternatives

A one-time theme that does what a hosted job-board platform, or a free job plugin plus a stack of paid add-ons, charges you monthly for.

Job Board ThemeHosted job-board platformJob plugin + add-ons
Price$99 one-time$19–$299 / moFree plugin + paid add-ons
What you charge employersYours, you keep 100%Platform sets pricingVaries
Unlimited installsYes1 site1 site
Packages, applications & resumes built inYesYesAdd-ons
Google for Jobs structured dataBuilt inVariesAdd-on
AI site builderYes——
Monthly feesNoneRequiredAdd-ons
You own the platformYesHosted / rentedYes

Step by step

How to Build a Job Board Website with WordPress

Six simple steps to your own job board website. Employers pay to post their vacancies, candidates search and apply, and every paid job earns you money. It all runs on WordPress, with no coding required.

  1. 1

    Install the Job Board Theme

    Add the Job Board Theme under Appearance → Themes and activate it. Vacancy listings, employer accounts and applications are built into the theme itself.

  2. 2

    Switch on Your Licence

    One licence key switches on updates and support across all the job boards you own.

  3. 3

    Recreate the Demo Job Board

    One import recreates the demo board with sample vacancies, categories and search. Employers land on a working product from day one.

  4. 4

    Add Your Job Categories and Listings

    Set up job categories and add listings, or let employers post their own vacancies.

  5. 5

    Enable Employer Posting and Applications

    Turn on employer accounts, paid job packages and application forms, and set your pricing.

  6. 6

    Customise the Design with Elementor

    Build out your board's pages with the 150+ Elementor blocks, such as search heroes, listing grids and employer CTAs. Then go live.


FAQ

WordPress Job Board Theme FAQ

Common questions from people planning a job board website.

Install the WordPress Job Board Theme, import the demo board and add your job categories. Then open employer registration and let companies post vacancies themselves. Applications, paid job packages and search are all in the theme, and no coding is involved.

Yes. The theme is built around the Indeed model. You get searchable vacancy listings, employer accounts that post and manage jobs, candidates applying directly, and revenue from paid and featured job packages.

Yes. Employers register, post job listings and receive applications directly, while candidates search and apply. Paid job packages are available too.

Yes. The board's pages, from job listings to employer profiles and landing pages, are built from 150+ Elementor blocks you edit visually in the free plugin.

Yes. Import the demo and your board arrives populated with sample vacancies, categories and search pages matching the live preview. They're ready to swap for real jobs.

No. Approving employers, managing listings and setting package prices all happen in the admin area. Elementor handles design and video tutorials cover setup.

Yes. Job hunting happens on phones during commutes, so search, listings and application forms work from the smallest screen up.

Yes. Run a tech-jobs board, a local-jobs board and a remote-work board side by side. The User License covers unlimited boards you own, and the Developer License handles client builds.

No. A job board holds CVs and applicant data, which is exactly what malware buried in nulled themes goes after. The genuine licence is a one-time purchase with 6 months of updates and support and a 14-day money-back guarantee.

A 14-day money-back guarantee applies to every order. That's time enough to import the demo board, post test vacancies and try the employer flow before deciding it's a keeper.

Updates land regularly for WordPress compatibility and new features, and your purchase includes 6 months of them plus support. Extending later is a $49-per-6-months option, not an obligation.

No. Employer accounts, applications, paid packages and payments are in the theme, and the plugins it uses, like Elementor, are free. Hosting and a domain are the only bills. Extended support after 6 months is optional.

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Reviews

What Customers Say About the Job Board Theme

Job board owners give it 5.0 out of 5.

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