If you're here, there's a good chance you've just resigned, finished a contract, or are planning your next move. Once your final pay is sorted, the next question is simple: what's next?
For many Filipinos, the answer is a remote job with a company abroad. The problem is that a lot of "remote" job listings online are only open to people in the US or Europe, and you often find out only after you've spent an hour on the application. That's the problem Remotejobify is trying to solve.
What is Remotejobify?
Remotejobify is a free job site that lists remote jobs open to people in the Philippines. At the time of writing, it shows over 4,600 jobs from more than 500 companies.
What makes it different from a typical job board:
- Jobs come straight from the companies. Remotejobify reads listings directly from companies' own job boards, not from reposts or middlemen.
- Proof that Filipinos can apply. Every job shows the line from the original job post that says people in the Philippines are eligible. No more guessing whether "remote" really means "remote for you."
- You apply on the company's own page. Each listing links to the company's official application page, so you're dealing with the employer directly.
- Free, no account needed. You can browse and apply without signing up.
Who is it for?
Remotejobify is a good fit if you:
- want a regular remote job (full-time or part-time) rather than one-off gigs or freelance projects,
- have experience in areas companies hire remotely for, such as customer support, admin, marketing, design, development, or operations,
- are comfortable applying and working in English with an international team.
If you're just starting out online and want smaller projects first, freelance platforms may still be the easier first step. Remotejobify is more for the "next job" than the "first side hustle."
Match me: find the jobs that fit your CV
Not sure where to start with thousands of listings? Match me is a free tool where you paste your CV and it picks the jobs open to you that fit best, with a short note on why each one fits. It's a quick way to get a shortlist instead of scrolling through everything. As with any online tool, only paste what you're comfortable sharing.
Radar: optional job alerts
Remotejobify also offers Radar, an optional paid email alert service. Remotejobify checks about 2,500 job boards every day, and Radar sends you new jobs that are open to you within hours of finding them, which helps when popular roles fill up fast. Radar members also get the full version of Match me, with their 10 best matches whenever they like and for whichever country they choose.
Radar costs US$9.99 a month or US$99.99 a year, and there's a 7-day free trial, so you can try it before paying. The main site stays free, so you don't need Radar to use Remotejobify.
Before you apply: a few things to keep in mind
- Never pay to apply. Legit employers don't charge application or training fees. Since Remotejobify links to companies' own application pages, you can always check that you're on the real company website.
- Check your contract type. Many companies abroad hire Filipinos as independent contractors, not as regular employees. That usually means no automatic 13th month pay, no employer share for SSS, PhilHealth and Pag-IBIG, and no final pay computed the way it is under Philippine labor law. You may need to register with the BIR and pay your contributions voluntarily, so factor that into the salary you accept.
- Compare the real numbers. A higher salary in USD can still be less than it looks once you subtract your own contributions, taxes, and transfer fees. Do the math before you resign from a local job.
Our take
Remotejobify does one thing and does it clearly: it shows remote jobs that people in the Philippines can actually apply for, with proof from the job post and a direct link to the employer. Match me makes it easier to find where to start, and Radar is there if you want new jobs delivered fast. For anyone between jobs or looking to move from a local job to remote work, it's a useful place to start your search, and the main site costs nothing to try.