Built around your job search
A clearer starting point for finding remote work.
Know where to look, what to check, and how to show the work a role requires.
Finding remote work should start with a clear place to search. SolomonSolution helps you compare job boards, understand location restrictions, and prepare work samples for the roles you want.
Spend less time searching the wrong places
A job labelled “remote” may still require you to live in a particular country, work certain hours, or bring several years of experience. A long list of links does not answer those questions.
Our directory explains what each platform is useful for, which kinds of roles it covers, and what you should check before applying. You can choose a relevant starting point instead of opening every job board and hoping it fits.
For job seekers worldwide, at every experience level
You may be looking for your first remote role, moving an established career online, or searching for a senior position. Start with the work you can do and the location you will work from.
- Choose a role category. Look for platforms that cover your field, such as customer support, administration, writing, marketing, design, technology, or business operations.
- Check eligibility. Read the vacancy’s permitted countries, work-authorisation requirements, working hours, language requirements, and expected experience.
- Check costs. Some platforms offer free browsing; others charge for access or optional services. Read the current terms before subscribing.
- Apply through the original platform. Employers and external job boards handle applications and hiring decisions.
Worldwide is the audience for this website. It does not mean every linked vacancy accepts applicants from every country.
Turn role requirements into evidence you can show
Our guides support the next part of your search: checking a vacancy and showing relevant work. Use a project brief when you need a sample for a particular task. If you already have experience, choose a brief that fills a specific gap in your portfolio.
- Check a remote job before you apply — inspect the employer, vacancy, and requests for money or personal information.
- Build a portfolio without client experience — make one clearly labelled practice sample and explain your decisions.
- Explore practical skill paths — choose a task to practise, then review the finished work.
Practice projects demonstrate work you completed. They should never be presented as paid client experience or invented business results.
How to use the directory
Board descriptions are based on the platforms’ own websites. Research links and review dates help you check the source. Platform features, pricing, and vacancies can change after a review, so confirm important details on the linked website.
SolomonSolution is an independent resource. A link does not mean a company endorses this website, and inclusion does not verify every vacancy on a platform. We do not hire for the employers listed or guarantee interviews, offers, or income.
Edited by Solomon Muchori. The purpose is to make remote-job research and application preparation easier to navigate.