Someone to apply to marketing jobs for you, on OPT or H-1B
Marketing is one of the harder fields to get sponsored in, and it helps to know that before you send 300 applications. Sponsorship exists, but it sits mostly in analytics and product marketing roles at a few hundred employers. We aim there and apply for you.
Short answer: Yes. FlexApply applies to marketing jobs for you, only at employers with an H-1B filing record. From July to September 2025, 409 employers filed 563 certified H-1B applications for titles with the word marketing in them. That is about 1 in every 200 certified H-1B filings that quarter, so targeting matters more here than in tech. It starts at $49.
Which marketing jobs get sponsored
Here is how marketing titles showed up in certified H-1B filings from July to September 2025:
| Job title in the filing | Employers | Certified filings | Median wage | Mostly filed as |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Product marketing | 65 | 110 | $164,385 | Marketing Managers (35%), Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists (34%) |
| Marketing manager | 83 | 106 | $148,923 | Marketing Managers (54%), Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists (23%) |
| Marketing analyst and analytics | 81 | 95 | $121,900 | Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists (41%), Data Scientists (21%) |
| Digital, performance marketing and SEO | 54 | 58 | $104,728 | Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists (48%), Search Marketing Strategists (17%) |
| Brand, social media and content | 48 | 54 | $99,840 | Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists (37%), Graphic Designers (15%) |
| Every title with marketing in it | 409 | 563 | $126,000 | Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists (39%), Marketing Managers (22%) |
Source: US Department of Labor LCA disclosure data, fiscal 2025 quarter 4 file (decisions from July to September 2025), certified H-1B filings only. Counts are by the job title the employer wrote, so one filing can match more than one row. A filing shows an employer sponsored that kind of role, not that it is hiring today.
The pattern is clear. Data and product roles get sponsored, and they pay more: product marketing filings had a median offered wage of $164,385. About one in three marketing analyst filings was filed as a data scientist or business intelligence analyst role, which are tech occupations with much longer sponsor lists. Brand, social media and content titles had only 54 filings in the quarter.
Who sponsors marketing roles
| Top marketing sponsors | Certified filings |
|---|---|
| Amazon.com Services LLC | 21 |
| Microsoft Corporation | 12 |
| ByteDance Inc. | 10 |
| Meta Platforms, Inc | 7 |
| Federal Express Corporation | 7 |
| Cisco Systems, Inc. | 5 |
| Salesforce, Inc. | 4 |
| KLA Corporation | 4 |
Full sponsor lists by occupation: market research analysts and marketing specialists, marketing managers.
STEM OPT for marketing degrees
Most marketing degrees are not on the DHS STEM list. Many marketing analytics, marketing science and business analytics degrees are, and that gives you the 24-month STEM OPT extension and more tries at the H-1B lottery. Check the CIP code on your I-20. The job has to relate to your degree, and the employer has to use E-Verify.
How we apply for you
A real person on our team picks marketing roles that match your background and level, leaning toward the analytics and product marketing jobs that get sponsored. We tailor your resume to each posting (SQL, Google Analytics, A/B testing, HubSpot or Salesforce Marketing Cloud, only what you actually know), write a real cover letter, and submit. Every employer is checked against the DOL filings first. Nothing is auto-submitted without a person looking at it, and you get a report of everything sent. See how it works.
What it costs
It starts with a $49 trial of 20 applications so you can see the work before paying more. Most students close to graduation pick the Placement plan: $200 a month with unlimited applications, and a placement fee only once you are hired.
Common questions
Is there a service that applies to marketing jobs for me?
Yes. FlexApply is a done-for-you job application service for international candidates. A person on our team tailors your real resume to each marketing posting and applies only to employers that have sponsored H-1B before, using US Department of Labor filings. It starts at $49.
Do companies sponsor H-1B for marketing jobs?
Yes, but far fewer than in tech. From July to September 2025, 409 employers filed 563 certified H-1B applications for marketing titles, mostly as Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists (39%) or Marketing Managers (22%).
Which marketing jobs are easiest to get sponsored?
Roles built on data and product work: marketing analytics, marketing data science and product marketing. Product marketing filings had a median offered wage of $164,385, and about one in three marketing analyst filings was filed as a data scientist or business intelligence analyst role.
Which companies sponsor marketing roles on H-1B?
Amazon.com Services LLC (21), Microsoft Corporation (12), ByteDance Inc. (10), Meta Platforms, Inc (7), Federal Express Corporation (7) filed the most certified H-1B applications for marketing titles from July to September 2025.
How much does it cost?
A $49 trial covers 20 applications. The Placement plan is $200 a month with unlimited applications and a fee only after you are hired. Current prices are on the pricing page.
Marketing on OPT? Aim at the roles that actually get sponsored.
Tell us your target roles and we will start with employers that have sponsored them.