Free job board report
Can ChatGPT and Google find your job board?
Free report in 30 seconds: AI visibility, Google for Jobs, speed and what is costing you employers. Then we build you a better board, free.
- Can AI see your jobs? Whether ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity get your jobs or an empty page, and which of their crawlers you let in.
- Does AI recommend you? We ask an AI assistant with live web search where to find jobs in your niche, and show you who it names.
- Google for Jobs and speed The markup Google needs to list your jobs, and your mobile score next to 12 job board platforms we tested.
- A better board, free Leave your email and we build a job board on your brand, with jobs for your audience, free.
How it works
One field, about 30 seconds.
No account and no card. Your report stays at its own link, so you can come back to it or send it to someone.
1. Enter your address Your job board, website or newsletter. No account and no card.
2. Read your report About 30 seconds later: your grade, what AI sees, Google for Jobs, speed, and the three things to fix first.
3. Get the full report and your board Leave your email for every check, and we build a job board on your brand in about half an hour. Watch it come together, and we email you the link too.
Questions
What people ask about the report.
- What does the report check?
- Whether AI crawlers can read your pages without JavaScript and see your jobs, which AI crawlers your robots.txt lets in, whether you have an llms.txt and a sitemap with job URLs, and whether an AI assistant names your board when asked where to find jobs in your niche. Then whether your job pages carry the JobPosting markup Google for Jobs needs, your mobile and desktop speed from Google PageSpeed next to the 12 job board platforms in our speed test, how many jobs we can find, and the basics employers notice: HTTPS, a phone layout, a way to post and pay. For a website, newsletter or association without a job board, it also sketches the board your audience could have.
- How do you know what AI assistants see?
- We load your page the way most AI crawlers do, without running JavaScript, and count the text and job listings that come back. Sites that only draw their jobs with JavaScript come back close to empty. We also read your robots.txt for the crawlers ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Google, Apple and Microsoft use, and check for an llms.txt file and a sitemap with job pages in it.
- How does the "Does AI recommend you?" part work?
- We ask an AI assistant with live web search a question a job seeker in your niche might ask, such as where to find jobs in your field, and record which job boards it names and in what order. Answers change from one run to the next, so treat it as a snapshot rather than a ranking.
- Is it really free?
- Yes. The report is free and so is the demo board. If you later decide to run your job board on Kardow, plans start at $79/month with a 14-day free trial, and you only pay once you choose a plan.
- What is the demo board?
- A working job board on Kardow, set up with your logo, your colours and jobs for your audience. It takes about half an hour to build: you can watch the progress on your report, and we email you the link when it is ready. It lives on a Kardow address, not on your domain, so nothing changes on your site. Look around, share it, and decide from there.
- What happens to my data?
- We read the public pages of the address you enter, the same pages any visitor sees, and keep the report so its link keeps working. If you ask for the full report and a demo board, we use your email to send you both. Tips and product news only come if you tick the box, and every one of those emails has an unsubscribe link.
- Do I need a credit card?
- No. Not for the report, and not for the demo board.
- Why is my speed score different from PageSpeed Insights?
- Lab scores move a few points from one run to the next, because the test depends on the network and the server at that moment. Our number comes from a single run of the same Google test. If you run PageSpeed Insights yourself, expect it to land close, not identical.