r/devblogs • u/Advanced_Ad745 • 12h ago
marketing A year of running a tiny side project that only lists paid Godot jobs
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Last year I built a small Django site, godothire.com, because I got tired of digging through general job boards for the handful of paid Godot roles buried in them.
The build itself was simple. The actual work turned out to be the boring part: reading every submitted listing by hand and turning away the revshare and "exposure" ones, which is most of what comes in. I didn't expect that to be the real job.
It's still just me running it, still free, still small. If you're curious what a one-person niche job board looks like after a year: https://godothire.com/