Indeed’s “free” job posting isn’t really free

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Hi Emre,
I’ll be direct: a lot of small businesses I talk to are fed up with Indeed right now.
Budgets disappear fast. Candidate quality slips. And when you push back, Indeed’s answer is essentially, “Pay more or get less visibility.”
It’s hit small businesses especially hard. Free job postings used to be a reliable strategy, but Indeed shifted to a sponsored-first model, and those free posts now lose their search visibility after just 30 days. That used to be 120.
If you’re planning ahead and wondering whether to renew with Indeed, I’d love to show you what iHire does differently. We’re built for businesses your size, with real, U.S.-based support from someone who actually knows your account.
Book time to chat with me, and I’ll send you an eGift for lunch »
Kelly Berkhan
Hiring Solutions Advisor, iHire
240-215-1162
KellyBerkhan@iHire.com
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21 September 2026 · 15:00 UTC