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Simple employer plans. Job seekers always use Sapna Jobs free.
All prices in INR, billed monthly by Keyakash Technologies Private Limited. Cancel anytime — your plan stays active until the end of the paid period.
For every shop and small business — start hiring today
For single stores and small offices hiring regularly
For agencies and multi-branch businesses — best value for teams
For staffing firms, BPOs and fleets hiring at scale
Paid plans open for purchase shortly — create your free account now and you can upgrade in your dashboard the day they go live.
Add-ons: Sponsor a job — Standard ₹149/day or Premium ₹299/day (runs continuously or 7/14/30 days, stop anytime; sponsored jobs are always labeled Featured) · Reach (managed ads) ₹4,999/month. GST extra where applicable; GST invoices are issued for every payment.
Yes, completely. Searching, applying, and getting alerts are free, and they always will be. Nobody — including employers on this platform — is allowed to charge you a fee for a job. If anyone asks you for money, report it to info@sapnajobs.com.
All payments are billed by Keyakash Technologies Private Limited (Sapna Jobs is a Graciax brand) and processed securely by Razorpay. You can pay by UPI, cards, or net banking, and you receive a GST invoice for every payment.
Yes. Cancelling stops future renewals and your plan stays active until the end of the period you already paid for. Details are in our Refunds & Cancellations policy. Read the policy →
A boost features your job at the top of relevant search results and alerts the best-matched candidates. Boosted jobs are clearly labelled as Featured. Boosts can be cancelled free before they go live.
We verify business details such as GST registration before granting the verified badge. Verification keeps fake postings out and is why candidates trust listings on Sapna Jobs.
Razorpay retries automatically and we give a 3-day grace period before your plan moves to Free. Duplicate or wrong charges are refunded in full — see Refunds & Cancellations. Read the policy →