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Paid job boards that sell postings across the whole Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex.

We provide paid job board website development Dallas staffing firms, industry networks and regional publishers use to charge employers for reach. Employers sign up, prove they are a real business, choose a posting plan and pay by card, ACH or invoice. Listings go live with commute and suburb filters suited to a metro where a job in Frisco and a candidate in Grand Prairie can be an hour apart. Recruiters who refer employers earn commission, and refunds follow rules your team sets once.

Texas hiring law is lighter than in Illinois or New York, which lets a Dallas board move quickly. The obligations that remain, such as federal advertising rules, Texas biometric and data breach law and sales tax, are handled inside the platform so growth does not create cleanup later.

Built for
Staffing firms, regional job publishers, industry networks and workforce groups selling job postings in Dallas, Fort Worth and North Texas.
Typical timeline
Set during discovery by video call, after we know which plans you sell, which payment methods you take and how much data moves from any current board.
What you own
Source code, hosting accounts, the payments account, employer and candidate records and every listing ever published, in your name.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies across the US and the UAEFrom a first store to a listed developer

Modon
Majid Al Futtaim
HP
Belkin
Dulsco Group
OneClickDrive
Hanayen
HMS
Clocksprings
Ghezlan

Platform features

What employers buy, and what keeps the board honest.

Dallas employers are spread across Downtown, Uptown, Las Colinas, the Legacy West office cluster in Plano, Frisco's growing corporate district and the logistics parks around DFW Airport and AllianceTexas in north Fort Worth. A board that serves them has to sell to a three person HVAC contractor and a regional bank in the same week. Job board subscription platform development Dallas operators can rely on means plans that scale from one listing to hundreds, verification that keeps fake recruiters out, and money flows your accountant can follow. These are the features we usually combine, ordered by how often Dallas clients ask for them.

Explain your project
  • Tiered employer subscriptions

    Plans with a monthly posting allowance, résumé search seats and featured slots, sold monthly or annually. Employers upgrade or downgrade from their dashboard, and the billing system prorates the change. Unused postings roll over or expire according to the rule you choose for each plan. Annual plans can carry a discount you set in the admin, and renewal reminders go out before each charge so corporate buyers are never surprised.

    Predictable recurring revenue instead of one listing at a time.

  • Pay as you go listings

    Occasional hirers buy a single posting or a small bundle without a plan. The checkout asks only for what a first time buyer needs, then offers an account so repeat buyers skip the form next time. Listing length, refresh options and upgrade prompts are all settings your team changes without a developer.

    Small Dallas businesses can post in minutes and come back.

  • Commute radius and suburb filters

    Candidates search by drive time, DART rail station or suburb, from Denton to Mansfield and from Rockwall to Arlington. Employers tag each listing with a site address, remote or hybrid status and shift pattern, so search results reflect how people actually travel across North Texas. Suburb landing pages help each area rank for local job searches.

    Fewer applicants who quit because the commute was never realistic.

  • Employer identity and business checks

    New accounts confirm a company email domain and business details, and you can require a Texas Secretary of State filing number or supporting documents for staffing agencies. Accounts that fail checks cannot publish, and suspicious listings asking candidates for money are flagged for review.

    Job seekers see real employers, which keeps them coming back.

  • Invoices and ACH for corporate accounts

    Headquarters employers in North Texas often need purchase orders, net terms and ACH. Their plans renew on invoice while smaller buyers pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. A single job board subscription payment integration Dallas finance staff can reconcile ties every order, credit and refund together.

    Enterprise buyers can pay the way their accounts team requires.

  • Referral commissions for recruiters

    Independent recruiters and partner chambers can refer employers through tracked links. The platform attributes each paying account to the partner, calculates commission on first purchase or on renewals, and pays out through a connected payouts service with tax forms collected at onboarding. Partners see their own dashboard of referred accounts, pending commission and past payouts.

    A referral network that grows sales without manual commission sheets.

  • Texas sales tax settings

    Texas taxes data processing and information services in some forms, and other states where your employers sit have their own rules after the Wayfair decision. A sales tax engine applies rates by buyer address, and your adviser decides which products are taxable.

    Tax decisions are configured once and applied to every order.

  • Biometric data kept out by default

    Texas restricts capturing biometric identifiers for commercial purposes without notice and consent. Unless you have a strong reason, we verify employers with documents and domains rather than face or fingerprint scans, and if scans are needed the consent and destruction steps are designed in.

    Verification that does not add biometric risk.

  • Refund rules and dispute handling

    Your policy for unused credits, removed listings and duplicate charges is written into the system, so most refund requests resolve automatically. Anything outside the rules goes to a queue with the order history and messages attached. When a chargeback arrives, the evidence pack is assembled from the same record, ready to submit to the card network.

    Fair outcomes and fewer chargebacks.

  • Bilingual listings and apply pages

    Many hourly roles across Dallas County draw Spanish speaking applicants. Employers can publish listings in English and Spanish, and candidates apply in the language they chose, with the employer seeing both versions side by side.

    Listings reach the full Dallas workforce.

Who this suits

Dallas operators who charge employers to post.

North Texas keeps attracting company headquarters and regional offices, and the hiring that follows supports several kinds of paid boards. Paid job board website design Dallas buyers respond to depends on which of these you are, because a staffing firm's board, a chamber's board and a trade publication's board each sell different things to different buyers. Here is how we approach each. In every case the pricing page, posting form and employer dashboard are designed around the buyer who signs the check.

01

Staffing firms turning their job page into revenue

Many Dallas staffing agencies already attract more candidates than they can place. A paid board lets client employers post directly, buy featured placement and search the candidate pool, while your recruiters still handle the placements that carry a fee. The board and your applicant tracking system share candidate records, so nobody is entered twice. Client employers in Irving, Richardson and the Stemmons corridor can manage their own postings while your team keeps the relationships.

Your placement business and your posting business stay separate in reporting.

02

Chambers and economic development groups

Suburban chambers and business associations across Collin, Denton and Tarrant counties often run a members only board. Members post free or at a discount, nonmembers pay, and the board becomes a reason to join. Member status syncs from your membership system so pricing is always right.

03

Industry publishers in logistics, energy and healthcare

Trade publications with a North Texas readership can sell job slots alongside advertising. Freight, aviation around DFW, energy services and the large hospital systems in the region all hire specialists who read their trade press. The board inherits the publication's brand and audience and adds a revenue line. Job slots can be bundled with newsletter placements and sold by the same sales team.

04

Founders launching a niche board

A founder with a strong community, such as a network of restaurant managers or construction estimators, can launch a focused board with one plan and card checkout, then add bundles, résumé access and partner commissions once employers are paying. We scope a first release that proves demand without overbuilding. The first release also gives you real data on which employers convert, which tells you where to spend on marketing.

Start narrow, then add products employers ask for.

Six stages from first call to a Dallas board taking payments.

  1. 01Discovery on videoYour audience, your buyers, the products you will sell, how renewals and refunds work, and which systems the board must talk to, written into a scope you approve.
  2. 02Pricing and tax designPlans, bundles and add ons are modeled with your accountant's input on Texas and multistate sales tax, so the checkout is right from launch.
  3. 03Experience designEmployer signup, posting, checkout, candidate search and apply flows designed in English and Spanish, with accessibility checked against WCAG for keyboard and screen reader use.
  4. 04Development and integrationsBoard, billing, verification, partner payouts and the link to your ATS or CRM built in short sprints, each demonstrated on a staging site.
  5. 05Test transactions and launchEvery plan, refund, failed card, proration and commission is run in test mode, then real orders are watched closely during the first live weeks.
  6. 06Ongoing growthRevenue by plan, posting volume by suburb and checkout drop off guide what we build next, from new bundles to employer branding pages.

Technology

What we build this with.

We commonly use React or Next.js on the front end, Laravel or Node.js behind it, PostgreSQL for listings and orders, Stripe for billing and payouts and a dedicated search index for commute and keyword filters. Hosting is chosen with you and sits in your own cloud account.

01Web

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Laravel
  • WordPress

02Commerce

  • Shopify Plus
  • WooCommerce
  • BigCommerce
  • Headless storefronts

03Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

04Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

Questions Dallas clients ask about paid job boards.

Employer accounts, plans and bundles, checkout, verification and candidate search.

A typical first release covers employer signup and verification, posting with pay and location fields, a pricing page with plans and single listings, card and invoice checkout, candidate search with suburb and commute filters, applications routed to the employer and an admin area for moderation and refunds. Partner commissions, résumé database access and ATS integration often follow in a second release once revenue is flowing. Every Dallas listing also carries JobPosting structured data so it can appear in Google job results across the Metroplex.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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PROVEN RESULTS

4.7 / 5from 23 Google reviews