For companies

Your job at the very top

For 30 days your job sits above all others, in every list it appears in: D-A-CH, Europe, Remote, World, your city. With an orange frame and, in small letters, the word “Sponsored”.

Nothing else changes: title, location and date stay as your posting gives them, and all other jobs stay sorted by date. After the 30 days you get the number of clicks on your job.

€99 per job and 30 days. No account, no subscription.

Request a spot

Bookable from 1 January 2027. Write to us now with the job and the start date: we hold the start for you and send the invoice as soon as booking opens. Pay by card, SEPA or Lightning.

Why is our job on 21jobs?

21jobs collects open jobs at Bitcoin companies. Once a day we read the companies’ public career pages and the open boards bitcoinerjobs and Bitvocation.

We show only title, company, location and date. We don’t show the text of the posting: the link leads straight to your posting. The listing costs nothing.

How does it disappear?

• By itself: once you close the job on your side, it drops out on the next daily run.
• On your word: an email to info@21jobs.de with the job’s address or the company’s name. We take out the job or all of the company’s jobs. No reason needed.

Why is an old job still listed?

We check every job daily at its source. If it is still listed with us, the posting can usually still be reached at its old address. A closed job should answer “404” there. If anything else is wrong (location, title, company): write to us.

How does 21jobs read our site?

• The fetcher calls itself 21jobs/0.1 (+https://21jobs.de).
• It comes once a day and waits between two requests to the same server.
• It respects robots.txt. One exception: if another board links to your posting, we fetch that one page once to see whether the job is still open.
• No login, no getting around blocks.

How do our jobs get onto 21jobs?

Send the address of your career page to info@21jobs.de. We check every company ourselves: does it do only Bitcoin, or is Bitcoin part of what it offers? We don’t list companies without a Bitcoin offering.