What is free here, and what we will never do
Job sites have taught people to expect the worst: a trial that becomes a yearly charge, a phone number that ends up with call centres, a “new” job that closed months ago. This page is our side of the deal, in plain words. Dated Nov 14, 2026; if any of it changes, the change will be stated here first.
What is free, with no account?
- Searching, every filter, salary data and all rankings.
- Opening any job and applying: you always go to the employer’s own page, and we take nothing for it.
- Saving jobs, tracking applications and saved searches, kept in your browser.
- The resume builder and every tool in the tools section.
- Widgets, badges, the data files and the API.
What will this site never do?
- Charge you to apply for a job.
- Ask for your phone number, or call you.
- Sell or pass on personal data. Job seekers have no accounts here, so there is nothing to sell.
- Send you email you did not ask for.
- Hold a job back for paying members. Every listing is public the moment we have it.
- Renew a payment by itself. Anything paid is a single payment for a stated period.
- Show a job as open after we know it is closed, or hide where a listing came from.
- Publish invented reviews, numbers, partners or deadlines.
What costs money, and for whom?
Employers can pay to place a job or a company more prominently; the prices are public on the employers page. Job seekers pay nothing today. An optional paid set of email alerts and AI resume tools, Plus, is planned; it will not unlock any listing, and what it includes and what it costs will be published in full before anything is sold.
How can I check that you keep to this?
The data status page shows what the latest update did. The methodology explains every label and number. The privacy page lists what is stored and where. The site’s code is public.