Kimeta
German search visibility across roles and locations.
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Overview
German search visibility across roles and locations. Kimeta indexes vacancies from job boards and company career pages and lets candidates filter by place, employment form, function, career level and skills. Employers benefit from accurate titles, locations, contract labels and concise requirements that search technology can classify reliably.
Who Kimeta works for
Best for: Additional German search visibility for vacancies with conventional titles, locations and structured criteria. Less suitable for: Aggregated breadth offers less control and professional context than a direct specialist or regional board. Pair with: Pair it with a primary German board or a specialist platform that owns the role's professional audience.
How it fits your channel mix
Use Kimeta as a search-discovery layer rather than the only campaign destination. Add Jobrapido or Careerjet for further aggregation only when incremental search reach has a purpose. A direct German regional or specialist board should usually anchor the campaign.
Prices
Kimeta has no organic route. Distribution is paid only, priced as a 20% markup over Tailr's base distribution cost.
Tailr wholesale pricing (USD)
Package | Duration | Price |
|---|---|---|
KiAd Premium. Programmatic campaign with monthly refreshes and entry ROM distribution | 60 days | $1,105 |
Prices exclude tax.
Requirements
Use a precise job title, location and level so relevance to Kimeta's audience is immediately clear, and keep the role genuinely matched to what the board is known for.
Post a Job
Select Kimeta at publish and choose the product that fits the role. Kimeta receives the ad and publishes it on its own schedule, and applications land in your Tailr pipeline alongside every other channel.
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Updated August 2026
