Recruitment & Staffing · updated Oct 5, 2026

AestheticHires vs JobSnob

Both columns come from each company's own website. "Not published" means we could not find it there.

AestheticHires
Owned by the publisher of this site
JobSnob
Score3.1/5 (11 of 19 checks)2.6/5 (10 of 19 checks)
What it isJob board for med spa and medical aesthetics roles with published per-listing pricesMedical aesthetics job board and recruiting agency with published job-post prices
Starting price$199 per listing$550 per job post
How it chargesOne-time payment per job listing, or a monthly subscription for a fixed number of listing slotsOne-time fee per job-post package; recruiting fee charged upon placement (amount not published)
Setup feeNot publishedNot published
Extra costsNot publishedNot published
Minimum termNo contractNot published
CancellationSingle listings: full refund within 48 hours of purchase, non-refundable after that. Subscriptions can be canceled anytime and listings stay live to the end of the billing period.Not published
Free trialNot publishedNot published
Free demo or auditNot publishedNot published
CoverageUnited States; the site describes its listings as from across the countryUnited States (nationwide)
FoundedNot published2019
SupportEmailEmail, Phone, Contact form
Support hoursNot publishedNot published
Pricing transparency3.83.8
Terms and commitment3.30.0
Med spa fit3.83.8
Proof and track record1.02.0
Support and onboarding3.33.3

The short version

AestheticHires is a job board that sells one-off listings and monthly listing-slot subscriptions. JobSnob runs a job board plus a recruiter-led service it calls Concierge Recruiting, and sells medical director staffing, hiring resource kits and consulting. Both sites say they serve medical aesthetics only, across the United States. AestheticHires publishes four priced plans plus its refund and contract terms. JobSnob publishes two priced job-post packages and leaves its recruiting fee and contract terms unstated.

Pricing

AestheticHires publishes a starting price of $199 per listing. Standard costs $199 per listing for a 30-day listing indexed in Google Jobs, and Featured is $399 per listing with a company logo, a highlight card and top-of-feed placement. Growth is $899 per month for 10 concurrent live listings, and Brand is $1,749 per month for 25 concurrent listings with priority support and a direct point of contact. Its site does not state a setup fee or any extra costs.

JobSnob publishes a starting price of $550 per job post. The Single Job Post package is $550 one-time for one position listed for 60 days and included in candidate e-blasts, and the Multiple Job Posts package is $825 one-time for three positions over 60 days. Concierge Recruiting, which includes a dedicated recruiter and full-cycle support from screening to hire, has no published price. The site says payments made are credited toward the recruiting fee upon placement. Setup fees and extra costs are not stated.

Contract and cancellation

AestheticHires states there is no contract or minimum term, and that single listings are one-time payments with no auto-renewal. Its refund policy gives a full refund on a single listing within 48 hours of purchase, non-refundable after that. Its two subscription plans are billed monthly, can be canceled anytime, and listings stay live to the end of the billing period.

JobSnob's site does not state a minimum term, month-to-month billing, or cancellation and refund terms for either service. Ask for those terms in writing before you pay.

Built for med spas

AestheticHires lists role and city pages for nurse injectors, aesthetic NPs, estheticians and laser techs, and Google Jobs indexing. It says a listing goes live once payment completes through Stripe. Its site does not name a client, publish a case study result or list third-party reviews.

JobSnob lists medical director staffing for med spas, cosmetic dermatology and plastic surgery clinics, recruiting for aesthetic injectors, aestheticians and practice managers, and confidential job posts. It says postings are reviewed before publishing and that most are live within 1 to 2 business hours. JobSnob lists email, phone and a contact form for support; AestheticHires lists email only. Neither site states support hours. JobSnob's site does not name a client or publish a case study result either, though it states it was founded in 2019 and is based in Scottsdale, AZ.

Which one to look at first

Both sell job posts you run yourself: AestheticHires from $199 for a 30-day listing, JobSnob from $550 for a 60-day listing.

Look at AestheticHires first if you want monthly listing-slot subscriptions instead of one-off posts, or want refund and cancellation terms in writing. JobSnob's site does not list subscriptions or state those terms.

Look at JobSnob first if you want a recruiter-led search instead of a listing, need a medical director placed, or want a confidential post. Its recruiting fee is not published, so ask for it and the refund terms.

Neither site names a client or publishes a case study result, so ask each for a reference practice of your size. Both are listed under recruitment and staffing.

Scores count what each vendor publishes, not how well it performs. How we score. AestheticHires is owned by the publisher of MedSpaVendorGuide.

Questions and answers

Which is cheaper, AestheticHires or JobSnob?

For a single post, AestheticHires publishes $199 per listing for 30 days and JobSnob publishes $550 one-time for a 60 day listing. AestheticHires subscriptions are $899 and $1,749 per month. JobSnob's Concierge Recruiting fee is not published, so the two are only comparable on the job-post packages.

Do AestheticHires or JobSnob require a contract?

AestheticHires states there is no contract or minimum term, and that its two subscription plans are billed monthly and can be canceled anytime. JobSnob's site does not state a minimum term or cancellation terms for either its job-post packages or Concierge Recruiting.

Can I get a refund on a job post?

AestheticHires publishes a refund policy: a full refund on a single listing within 48 hours of purchase, non-refundable after that. Its subscriptions can be canceled anytime and listings stay live to the end of the billing period. JobSnob's site does not state refund terms, so get them in writing before you pay.

Do AestheticHires or JobSnob publish client results?

Neither site names a client, publishes a case study result or lists third-party reviews. JobSnob states it was founded in 2019, is based in Scottsdale, AZ, and names its two founders. AestheticHires names its founder but does not state a founding year or headquarters.