JobBoardSearch utilizes advertising as one of its primary revenue streams. They have implemented two ad slots on the top of their website, charging $500 each, which were quickly acquired by interested parties. One notable client was a job board software company, and later an AI resumes company, both eager to advertise, highlighting the platform's reach and targeted audience. This model capitalizes on the traffic generated by the job board directory to attract companies looking for visibility among job seekers and job board operators.

JobBoardSearch employs a subscription-based model through its premium listings and sponsored slots options. Businesses can pay for 'Sticky', 'Highlight', and 'Custom Color' premium listing options, as well as sponsorship tiers such as Gold, Silver, and Bronze. This tiered system allows job boards to promote themselves more prominently in the directory and thus reach a wider audience, helping them stand out among competitors. The immediate uptake of these slots upon announcement suggests a strong demand and effective monetization strategy.

Recently, JobBoardSearch introduced a marketplace component allowing the buying and selling of job boards, thereby expanding its business model into a new domain. This marketplace acts as a platform connecting buyers and sellers, facilitating transactions and potentially earning a commission or listing fee from successful sales. This addition leverages JobBoardSearch's established credibility and user base, offering a new way to monetize their influence in the job board industry by capitalizing on the lifecycle of these digital assets.