No, you cannot post free jobs and add your affiliate links. Meaning, if you’re an affiliate of OnlyFans, you can’t post free job listings here at UnholyJobs.

Any job we see posted that has an affiliate link attached to it will be altered and the user removed from the platform. We do this to cut down on the spammy links. So, if you want to post affiliate links in your adult jobs, contact us and we can help.

UnHolyJobs has terrific traffic with people looking for work and those just plain curious. Your adult job posting is seen on thousands of sites that link to UnHolyJobs. We post your adult job listing on our Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter and all other places we subscribe.

While there is no limit to how many jobs you can post, you cannot post identical jobs on the Unholy Jobs directory. The system will detect identical jobs, delete them, and then pause the original job. Please only post 1 job that fits the title and category.

The sky is the limit. There are no limits to how many candidates apply to your adult job posting.

Your job posting goes live within an hour of posting so you may start to receive resumes from applicants sooner than you expect. A number of candidates have signed on to our job board and will receive notices of new adult job listings daily.
It’s a good idea to be sure your job posting has a good amount of detail, include images of the office/building, contact information, etc.

We will cancel your open job if there are candidate complaints and you or your company have not addressed concerns.

We will cancel or alter your job if you attempt to spam with affiliate links.

At this time we have not introduced the membership program for companies wishing to post multiple open jobs. We will be doing so in the future so be sure you sign up on our newsletter.

Absolutely! Contact us and let us know the job title – we’ll be able to find a great job category or create a new category for you!

It starts with a great title and includes lots of detail in the actual job offer. Follow these guidelines to posting a great job:
1. Create an eye catching title, with a real “Job Position Title”
2. Create a great description. Include details of the job, requirements, what is expected from the employee, the working hours – anything you can think of that will help give the applicant what is truly expected of them.
3. List the pay. A lot of job offers don’t include pay and this appears sketchy to some candidates, and they won’t reply to your ad. Or they will reply with the question: “How much does this job pay“. So be upfront and honest about pay.
4. If you have a storefront or office, post pictures of the building, the office where someone will work and other employees. If it’s a legit job offer at a legit location, you should have no problem showing potential recruits where they’ll be spending 8 hours per day.
5. Most importantly, complete the Company Details section. Include your logo, phone, website – not adding some of these details makes you look sketch.

The more details you put into your adult job listing the better.

If you wish to post jobs and are using affiliate links, you’ll need to contact us and purchase a listing. Any affiliate links we come across that are not purchased are either deleted or altered.

Really, the best way to apply is to be up front and honest about your background and skills. Also be sure your contact info and references check out.

The number one complaint we get from employers posting jobs is candidate posting bad contact information. Be certain that your contact information is up to date.

The number one rule of online job offers, on any site, is that if you don’t feel comfortable giving out your information, then don’t do it. Your privacy matters.

If you have any questions about a particular job posting on UnHolyJobs, do not respond to the ad. Contact staff here first. Send your concern along with a link to the job and we will check it out. We will respond back to you as soon as we can with our findings.

If you have applied to a job on this platform and haven’t heard back from the employer you may have to give it a bit more time.

If you don’t feel comfortable doing something, don’t do it. If you think the conversation warrants UnHoly Jobs staff to look into it – please contact us right away. Do not send your images or personal information if you don’t think the gig is legit or the job poster is acting sketchy.