Multiposting tool: every job on 5,000+ job boards

A multiposting tool, also called multiple job posting software, publishes one job opening to many job boards at once from a single place. Instead of logging into each board and copying the same posting, your team writes it once in Mainder and sends it to 5,000+ boards, from aggregators like Indeed and Google for Jobs to regional and niche sites. Applications from every board come back into the same pipeline.

Write the job description once in Mainder, choose the target platforms (Indeed, Talent.com, Google for Jobs, niche boards) and publish everywhere in one click. Mainder uses the job board subscriptions and credentials your team already has, and handles the technical differences between platforms behind the scenes. What used to take hours of manual posting takes minutes, and every opening gets maximum visibility across the talent market.

Yes. One-click posting covers every platform by default, but you can still adjust the description, title or requirements for a specific channel when a role needs it. Mainder remembers those preferences per board and adapts formatting, character limits and required fields on its own, so customizing one posting never slows down the rest.

Yes. Applications from every board you post to flow back into Mainder and land in the same pipeline as candidates from any other channel, so nobody checks each portal by hand. Job status stays in sync too: close or pause a vacancy once, and it updates everywhere it was published.

5,000+ boards, from major aggregators like Indeed and Google for Jobs to thousands of regional and niche platforms. Coverage depends on the market, since not every board matters in every country, and you post using the subscriptions your team already has.

You still need your own subscriptions and credentials for the boards you want to reach. Those relationships stay yours, and Mainder takes away the manual work of logging into each board separately. Once connected, publishing and closing a vacancy across all of them happens from a single screen in Mainder.