Artha Job Board and Cavuno both let an operator launch a white-label, aggregation-fed board without code, so the choice is about where each puts its depth. Artha Job Board leads with a free-forever Starter plan, branded native iOS and Android apps, unlimited team members on every plan and monetisation that extends to candidate paywalls and ad-network revenue sharing. Cavuno leads with AI aggregation built to run the board itself, automated tagging, AI semantic search and a $29 entry point with no Cavuno transaction fee. Pick by whether monetisation breadth and a native app experience or hands-off aggregation at a low entry price matters more to your board.
Artha Job Board publishes its plans in USD, with prices scaling on a candidate-volume selector, so the figures here are the base tier of up to 1,500 candidates. Starter is free forever and includes the core job board, custom domain and UI branding, monetisation methods, job alerts, one smart backfiller and 200 active jobs. Growth is $79 per month with monthly billing ($65 per month billed yearly) and adds an unlimited smart backfiller, the ad network, candidate licence paywalls, an application tracking system and 1,050 active jobs. Scale is $149 per month ($120 per month billed yearly) and adds AI resume parsing, AI candidate matching, smart search, branding removal and multiple payment gateways. Enterprise is contact sales with unlimited candidates and active jobs. Billing is month-to-month and you can cancel or change plan anytime. Setup fees are not published.
Cavuno also publishes its plans in USD. Starter is $29 per month with AI job aggregation, the no-code white-label builder, 300 active jobs, 1 team seat and 1,000 subscribers. Basic is $139 per month and Grow is $239 per month (the recommended tier), each with higher limits per the pricing page. Advanced is $439 per month with 15,000 active jobs, 25 team seats, 100,000 subscribers and removal of the powered-by footer. Enterprise is custom pricing billed annually. There are no setup fees and no Cavuno transaction fee on standard plans, though Stripe processing fees apply. You can start free with no credit card and pay when ready to launch. Mid-tier feature gating is not fully published. The two meter differently, Artha Job Board by candidate volume and Cavuno by job, seat and subscriber limits.
Artha Job Board is built for operators who want to stand up a branded, monetisable job portal quickly, fill it from a large backfill pool and earn through employer licences, paid postings, candidate paywalls and ad-network revenue sharing. Branded native iOS and Android apps give candidates a white-label mobile experience and every plan includes unlimited team members. The free-forever Starter plan means you can begin without spending, then Growth adds the ad network and an application tracking system and Scale adds AI resume parsing and AI candidate matching as volumes rise. If you want to start free and grow into an AI-equipped monetised portal, Artha Job Board is built for that.
Cavuno is built for founders and growing organisations that want to launch an aggregation-led, white-label job board at a low entry price and let AI keep it filled and tagged. AI job aggregation draws from millions of listings, automated tagging keeps them organised and AI semantic search helps visitors find the right role. The no-code builder handles the board itself and there are no setup fees and no Cavuno transaction fee on standard plans. You can start free with no credit card and pay when you are ready to launch. If you want an aggregation-led board that largely runs itself, Cavuno is built for that.
There is a third model for boards that exist to serve a defined community rather than to be operated or monetised. Spacewalk sources an employer-direct verified job stream, matches roles to each member's skills and preferences and reports through to placements, with no revenue share on any employer fees and unlimited admin seats on every plan. See Spacewalk vs Artha Job Board and Spacewalk vs Cavuno or view pricing.
Both let an operator launch a white-label, aggregation-fed job board without code, but they lead with different strengths. Artha Job Board leads with a free-forever Starter plan, branded native iOS and Android apps, unlimited team members on every plan and monetisation that extends to candidate paywalls and ad-network revenue sharing. Cavuno leads with AI aggregation built to run the board itself, automated tagging, AI semantic search and a $29 entry point with no Cavuno transaction fee.
Artha Job Board comes filled with 4M+ jobs via its ad network, supported by a smart backfiller tool that imports jobs (one on Starter, unlimited on paid tiers). Cavuno uses AI job aggregation from millions of listings with automated tagging. Neither vendor publishes a refresh cadence on its pricing page.
Artha Job Board starts at $0 with its free-forever Starter plan and its paid tiers run $79 and $149 per month at the base candidate tier ($65 and $120 per month billed yearly), rising with candidate volume. Cavuno runs $29 / $139 / $239 / $439 per month with a custom Enterprise tier. Compare at the candidate volumes, job limits and seats you would actually run.
Yes, in different ways. Artha Job Board's Starter plan is free forever with no credit card required and includes the core board, a custom domain, monetisation methods and 200 active jobs. Cavuno lets you get started for free with no credit card and pay when you are ready to launch, with no stated day length. One is a permanent free plan, the other a build-first launch path.
Yes. If your board exists to serve a defined community rather than to be operated or monetised, Spacewalk offers a community-first placement model with an employer-direct verified job stream matched to your community, placement reporting and no revenue share. See the Spacewalk comparisons or the pricing page.