How JobsScanner works

Most companies host their career page on an applicant tracking system (Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workable, SmartRecruiters, and others). Those systems publish a machine-readable feed of every open role. A crawler reads those feeds on a schedule, normalizes location, employment type, and salary, and stores the result in one searchable index. Currently tracking 231 companies and 35,469 open roles.

Roles that disappear from a company's feed are marked as no longer listed within one crawl cycle. Nothing is reposted, edited, or brokered: the apply button sends you to the employer.

Data sources: our crawler identifies itself with a descriptive User-Agent and reads only the documented public job-board feeds that applicant tracking systems publish for this purpose (JSON APIs, not scraped web pages). It limits its request rate per host, caps response sizes, and would honor a site's robots.txt before fetching any ordinary web page. If you run a career site and want a listing or the whole page excluded, use the removal request form; we act on requests without delay. See pricing for what a free account includes, or create an account to start searching.

How often listings are updated

Every company's feed is re-read about every 3 hours. Each job page shows when we last checked it, and jobs that have left the source are marked “no longer listed” with no apply button.

How results are ordered

Results follow the sort you choose (newest first, relevance to your search terms, highest salary, or company name) and the filters you set. No company pays for placement or ranking; there are no sponsored listings.

Questions and complaints

Email support@jobsscanner.info about anything to do with the service or your personal information. For a specific listing, use the removal request form.