Founding Maine employers post free — limited to the first 50 businesses
207Hire

Frequently asked questions

For job seekers

Does it cost anything?
No. Free forever for job seekers — no account, no fees.

Do I need a resume or an account?
No account, ever. Employers may require a résumé or answers to a few screening questions for a specific job. The application shows what is required before you submit.

Are these jobs real?
Yes. Every posting is human-reviewed, every employer verified local, and every listing expires at 30 days. No ghost jobs.

Who sees my information?
Only the employer you apply to. We never sell your data or spam you — see our privacy policy.

When will I hear back?
Your application lands in the employer's inbox instantly; most respond within 48 hours. Watch your phone and email (and spam folder).

For employers

What does it cost?
A flat $50/month per job — unlimited applicants, no per-click fees, cancel anytime. Optional Boost (+$25/mo) pins your job to the top with social promotion. The first 50 founding Maine businesses post free for 90 days.

How is that different from Indeed?
Indeed Sponsored Jobs use variable, results-based pricing. Depending on the budget type and market, charges may be based on clicks or started applications, and suggested budgets vary by job and hiring conditions. 207Hire charges one predictable price for the full 30 days, with no per-click or per-application fee.

How do I post?
Create a free employer account and post from your dashboard — or just email your old ad to hello@207hire.com and we'll post it for you. Jobs go live the same business day after review.

Where do applications go?
Straight to your email inbox, with the applicant's contact info and resume — and they're listed in your dashboard too. You talk to candidates directly; we never sit in the middle.

What if I get no applicants?
No qualified applicants in your first 30 days → your next month is free.

Can I edit or take down my listing?
Anytime, free — email us or reply to any of our messages.

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