Simple pricing for one jobs API

There are three self-serve plans. Free is free forever and includes 1,000 jobs per month. Builder is $49 per month for 25,000 jobs. Scale is $349 per month for 300,000 jobs, which works out at $1.16 per 1,000. Above 300,000 jobs a month we quote against your actual volume, so talk to sales. Every plan reads from the same 30+ ATS and job-board sources behind one normalized JSON schema, so the difference is volume, freshness and support rather than coverage.

Yes, the Free plan is free forever rather than a trial. It includes 1,000 jobs per month, access to all 30+ sources, crawl freshness within 24 hours, and the community Discord. You can also call every /v1/sandbox route without an API key and without using quota, which returns sample data in the exact live schema.

One credit is one job returned, so a response carrying twenty-five postings costs twenty-five credits and a response carrying one costs one. A search that matches nothing costs nothing, and preview mode (blur_company_data) returns masked results at no charge, so you can size a search before paying for it. Free includes 1,000 jobs per month, Builder 25,000 and Scale 300,000. Balances reset at the start of each billing cycle.

Builder is $49 per month with 25,000 jobs, webhook delivery, sub-6h crawl freshness, a daily diffs feed and email support. Scale is $349 per month with 300,000 jobs, real-time webhooks, sub-1h freshness, a 99.95% uptime SLA and a dedicated CSM. Builder suits startups and indie tools in production; Scale suits job boards, ATS partners and aggregators. Teams pulling the corpus above 300,000 jobs a month are quoted individually.

Yes. Every plan, including Free, reads from all 30+ ATS and job-board sources through the same normalized schema. Sources are not gated behind higher tiers. What changes between plans is the monthly job allowance, how quickly sources are re-crawled, webhook delivery, and the support and SLA that come with it.

Rate limits scale from 2 to 50 requests per second depending on plan, and the current limit is advertised in IETF RateLimit response headers on every call. Scale plans carry a 99.95% uptime SLA. Back off and retry on HTTP 429 and on documented transient 5xx responses; other 4xx errors should never be retried.

All sources are crawled within 24 hours on Free, within 6 hours on Builder, and within 1 hour on Scale. Diff webhooks fire within minutes of a change being detected, so on Builder and Scale you can react to a new or closed posting without polling the search endpoint on a schedule.

JobsPipe meters the jobs you actually pull rather than selling a dataset subscription, so you query live data when you need it instead of buying periodic file dumps and storing them yourself. Free is 1,000 jobs a month, Builder $49 for 25,000 and Scale $349 for 300,000, with a quote above that. That suits products that need current postings more than they need a full historical archive on disk.