Free Job Alerts by Email
Tell us what you are looking for and we send you the newest matching jobs by email. You choose the job title, the place, remote work or visa sponsorship, and how often you hear from us. Every alert is free, and every email has a link that stops it with one click.
How to create a job alert
Write a job title or a few keywords in the form above, add a country if you want one, and tick remote work or visa sponsorship if they matter to you. Enter your email address, choose daily or weekly, and press Create alert.
We then send one short email that asks you to confirm. Nothing else arrives until you click the confirm button, so nobody can sign you up without your consent. If you are signed in, the alert for your own account address starts at once, and you can create and stop alerts in your profile.
You will also find a small alert box on job pages, on country and city pages, on search results and on the page of a job that has closed. That box already knows the search of the page, so one click and your email address are enough.
What a job alert email contains
- Up to 10 new jobs that match your alert, chosen from the jobs that were added since your last email.
- Jobs posted by employers on Dev Global Jobs come first, then jobs from public job feeds.
- No more than 3 jobs from the same employer, so one large employer cannot fill the whole email.
- Job title, employer, location, job type, salary when the job gives one, and remote or visa sponsorship tags when they apply.
- A link to all matching jobs, a link to stop this alert and a link to manage your alerts.
Daily job alerts or weekly job alerts
A daily alert suits a busy search, for example nurse jobs in a large city, where new jobs appear every day and early applications count. A weekly alert suits a narrow search, for example a rare job title in one country, and keeps your inbox quiet.
If no new job matches your alert, we send nothing that day or week, so new job alerts never arrive empty.
Your data and how to stop an alert
We store your email address, the search of your alert, the time you confirmed it and the consent text you agreed to. Your address is used only to send the alerts you created.
Every job alert email has a stop link, and email programs that support it show an unsubscribe button next to the sender. One click stops that alert at once. If an email bounces or is marked as spam, we stop sending to that address. You can keep up to 10 alerts per email address.
Sources: the jobs come from employers who post on Dev Global Jobs and from the public job feeds listed on Data sources. Checked 22 October 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are job alerts free?
Yes. Job alerts on Dev Global Jobs are free, and there is no limit on how long an alert runs. You can keep up to 10 alerts per email address.
How do I create a job alert?
Use the form on this page or the alert box on any job, country, city or search page. Enter your email address, choose daily or weekly and confirm the email we send. Signed-in users can create alerts in their profile.
Why did I get a confirmation email?
We ask every new address to confirm the alert first. This stops anyone from signing up an address that is not theirs. Until you click the confirm button, no job alert email is sent.
How many jobs are in one job alert email?
Each email holds up to 10 new jobs that match your alert, with jobs posted by employers on Dev Global Jobs first and no more than 3 jobs from one employer. When no new job matches, no email is sent.
Can I get alerts for remote jobs or visa sponsorship?
Yes. Tick remote jobs only or with visa sponsorship when you create the alert. You can combine them with a job title and a country, for example remote data analyst jobs or nurse jobs in Germany with visa sponsorship.
How do I stop a job alert?
Click Stop this alert at the bottom of any alert email, or use the unsubscribe button of your email program. Signed-in users can also stop alerts in their profile. The alert stops at once.
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