For employers and data platforms on the board
Feature your roles where robot training job seekers look first.
RobotTraining.jobs lists every open robot training role it reads from 99 employers' own job boards. Feature one of your roles for $99, or every open role of your company for $299, for 30 days: a labelled Featured block on the pages job seekers use, and the first roles in the weekly job email.
People and Apply clicks from Sep 29 to Oct 28, 2026, measured by our own analytics with automated traffic left out. A person is counted once a day.
What you buy
Two ways to feature, 30 days each
Featured role
$99
One-time card payment, USD. Nothing renews.
One open role, featured for 30 days.
Featured employer
$299
One-time card payment, USD. Nothing renews.
Every open role of one employer, featured for 30 days.
Where a featured role shows
- In the labelled Featured block at the top of the job feed on the homepage.
- On your employer page, and on the kind-of-work and country pages the role fits.
- First in the weekly job email, for subscribers whose country and kind of work it fits.
- Only to people who can take it: never to a country the role is not open to.
- Three roles at a time; when more featurings fit a page, they take turns hour by hour.
What it never changes
- The role's facts, pay, eligibility and your own apply link.
- The order of the ranked lists, their counts and every pay figure.
- Whether you are listed: every legitimate employer on the board appears, paying or not.
- It ends by itself after 30 days. No subscription, no call.
Feature your roles
Choose what to feature
Pick the employer and the role (or every open role), give your work email, and pay on Stripe's checkout. The receipt and, after 30 days, the report go to that address.
Questions
Common questions about featuring
What exactly do I get?
For 30 days, your role (or every open role of your company) is shown in a labelled Featured block at the top of the job feed, on your employer page and on the kind-of-work and country pages it fits, and it leads the weekly job email for subscribers whose country and kind of work it fits. A Featured block shows at most three roles at a time. When more featurings fit the same page than that, they take turns: which three lead changes every hour on the site and between the groups of each weekly email, so every featuring is shown its share and none is left out.
Does featuring change my role or its place in the lists?
No. The role keeps its own title, pay, eligibility and your own apply link. The ranked lists, their counts and every pay figure stay exactly as they are; the Featured block sits above them, labelled as a paid placement.
Who sees it?
Only people who can take the role: a role open to some countries is never shown to a visitor or subscriber elsewhere. Our own analytics count the visits, so automated traffic is left out of every figure on this page.
When does it start and end?
It starts the moment Stripe confirms your payment and ends by itself 30 days later; there is no subscription and nothing renews. If the same role is already featured, the new 30 days start when the current ones end.
What do I hear from you?
A receipt by email when the payment is confirmed, saying what is featured and until when. When the 30 days end, a short email with what it drew: views of its page, opens of its pop-up and Apply clicks, counted by our analytics.
What if the role closes early?
A closed role leaves the Featured block, because only open roles are shown. With every open role featured, your other open roles stay in it.
What if the role closed before my payment went through?
Then its 30 days do not start. We check the role is still open on its own job board when Stripe confirms the payment; if it closed, we tell you by email and you choose another open role to feature or get a full refund.
Hiring robot operators, data collectors or drone pilots you cannot find? We find them for you, with a fee only for the people you accept.
Talk to Yuma Heymans, Founder & CEO of RobotTraining.jobs.
Runs RobotTraining.jobs and AITraining.jobs as founder and CEO, and co-founded HeroHunt.ai, an AI recruitment platform. San Francisco based, and for years focused on how the people who teach robots and AI systems are found, hired and paid.