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Finseats vs. eFinancialCareers — which should you post on?

eFinancialCareers is the incumbent finance-and-technology job board — 71,223 live jobs at the time of writing, a large recruiter-side product line (CV search, employer branding, salary and “Ideal Employer” research) and a per-job-credit price aimed at agencies and in-house talent teams that hire continuously.

Finseats compared with eFinancialCareers
 FinseatseFinancialCareers
Employer pricingFlat $99 one-time for a highlighted 60-day listing. The price is on the page — no account, no quote, no sales call — and the listing is live within minutes of payment.Published, and high: £995 per job credit, discounted to “£697 * /job credit” as a new-customer offer, excluding VAT, for a posting live for 30 days. Continuous hiring is sold as a “Volume recruiting” two-month subscription at £1,495/month, which bundles up to 10 job posts and 250 CV views per month. There is a self-serve “Buy now” checkout, plus a “Contact us” path for tailored sourcing/brand packages.
Job seeker accessFree, always. No account needed to search, filter or apply, and every listing deep-links to the employer's own official application — we never sit between a candidate and the employer.Free to search. The public site invites you to “Search 71,223 jobs” and to add a CV or create a job alert with no paywall observed; registration is prompted for alerts and applications rather than to browse.
ScopeFinance only, globally: banks, asset and wealth managers, hedge funds and quant shops, private equity and venture capital, fintech and payments, insurers, accounting and advisory firms, exchanges, regulators and central banks.Financial services and technology worldwide — its country switcher covers the UK, US, Canada, Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, the UAE and much of Europe. Broadly the same beat as Finseats, with a heavier tech-hiring slant.
Signup required to post?No — see the price and pay straight from /post-a-job. An account only matters afterwards, if you want to edit, hide or re-publish the listing.Yes — a recruiter account and a paid job credit before anything goes live. The self-serve route is real, but the entry price is a £697–£995 credit rather than a single low-cost listing.

What makes eFinancialCareers different

  • By far the largest finance-specific audience of the three sites here — 71,223 live jobs at the time of writing, versus a generalist board where finance is one vertical among hundreds
  • Recruiter products go well beyond a listing: CV database search (250 views/month on the volume plan), application routing straight into your ATS, and published market research such as the Ideal Employer and Ideal Recruiter reports
  • A single 30-day post costs roughly ten times a Finseats listing and runs for half as long, which is the whole trade-off: their audience and CV database against our price and 60-day window

Sources: recruitershub.efinancialcareers.com (the “Advertise jobs” and “Volume recruiting” price cards, quoted verbatim) and www.efinancialcareers.com (live job count, jobseeker links), both fetched 2026-09-01. Prices and free-tier limits change — we link to eFinancialCareers directly so you can check the current terms yourself: www.efinancialcareers.com.

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Post for a flat $99, no sales call

No quote request, no renewing ad budget, no employer subscription — see the price, pay once, and your listing is live for 60 days.