Your next hire might already be a regular.
A sign in the window only reaches people who are already inside. Put the job on your venue page, where locals already look, and every role gets its own page made for job search.
Job posts come with every claimed venue page.
What a job post gets you
On your own page
Open roles sit on your venue page, next to your hours, photos and events.
Built for job search
Each role gets its own page, marked up the way Google's job search asks for.
Applications come to you
People apply through your link or email address. Senvow never sees the applications.
Open roles, on your own page
Your hiring section sits on your venue page, and every role links to a page of its own.
- Where locals already lookRight under your events calendar.
- A page per roleThe pay range up front, marked up for job search.
- Applications to youThrough your own link or email address.
Illustrative roles and pay. Your page shows the jobs you post.
How it works
Claim your venue
Find your venue on Senvow and confirm you run it.
Post the role
Add the title, the pay range and how to apply. It goes live on your page right away.
Hear from people
Applications arrive in your inbox or on your own hiring site.
Questions
Who can post a job on Senvow?
Anyone who has claimed their venue on Senvow. The venue page has to be public and have a street address, because every job needs a place of work.
Does it cost anything?
No. Job posts are free on every plan, with up to 10 open roles per venue at a time.
Will my job show up on Google?
Every role gets its own page, marked up the way Google's job search asks for. Google decides what it shows and when, so nobody can promise you a spot.
How do people apply?
Through the link or email address you add to the post. Applications go straight to you, and Senvow never sees or stores them.
How long does a post stay up?
30 days unless you pick another date, and up to 90. We remind you a few days before it closes, and extending it takes one tap.
Do I have to show the pay?
Yes, every post shows a pay range. New York and several other states require one, and it tells people up front what the role pays.
More for your venue
Every post closes on its own date, and we remind you first, so your page never advertises a job you already filled.
Job posts come with every claimed venue page.