One clean record per real job opening across the US and Canada, refreshed daily.
What's included
Each posting includes the employer name and domain, normalized job title, occupation code (SOC 2018 for the US, NOC 2021 for Canada), extracted skills, city, state or province, remote or hybrid status, salary range where advertised, first-posted and removed dates. Reposts and the same job listed on multiple boards are merged into one record, with a count of sources. Staffing-agency postings are flagged so you can include or exclude them.
How buyers use it
- Track competitors' hiring by function, location and seniority
- Measure demand for skills and emerging roles across regions
- Trigger sales outreach when target accounts open relevant roles
- Feed labor-market research and workforce planning models
Coverage and methodology
We crawl about 160,000 employer career sites and applicant-tracking-system pages daily, supplemented by public job boards and government job banks. Postings are deduplicated using employer, title, location and text similarity. Titles and skills are normalized with models reviewed against hand-labelled samples. Salary is present on roughly half of postings, higher in jurisdictions with pay-transparency rules. New postings appear within 24 hours of first publication, and history goes back to 2016. Applicant data is never collected.