Questions we actually get

From public job boards and ATS pages we observe directly. Every result is a real posting tagged with the board it was detected on, never inferred intent. The method page states the sample, the deduplication rule and the known biases. Data ethics states what we hold and what we do not publish.

The corpus refreshes every 3 hours across 7 regions. A webhook fires when a new matching posting is detected, typically hours after it goes live.

Yes, as a public source. LinkedIn's public job listings are one of the boards we read, alongside ATS career pages, other public job boards and aggregators. What we read there is the public advertisement, the same as on any other board. Each row's boards names its source. The terms state the full data guarantee.

Repeat and re-posted advertisements collapse to one row per company, job title and country. The most complete row is kept. The exact partition rule is published on the method page.

A company with no ATS or board coverage answers with coverage_status: "no_ats_signal". That means "unknown", not "not hiring". Payloads say so explicitly. Do not score absence of coverage as a negative signal.

A watch bills when your endpoint accepts a delivered change. Failed or duplicate deliveries cost nothing. Metering runs after the acknowledgement, exactly once. Searches bill per sourced company row ($0.10 each). An empty result costs nothing. Full detail on pricing.

No. Every self-serve plan has a hard spend cap already set. The soft cap warns, the hard cap stops. Free and Trial stop at 10,000 units, Starter at 25,000, Growth at 100,000.

Per API key, per fixed 60-second window: Free 20, Trial 100, Starter 500, Growth 2,000 requests. Every response carries RateLimit-Limit, RateLimit-Remaining and RateLimit-Reset headers. Past the budget you get a 429 with Retry-After.

Yes. Signup grants 14 days of 10,000 calls per rolling 24 hours. It is a grant, not a plan: no card, no monthly price. The free tier under it is permanent.

No call, ever. Every plan is bought in the console. An enterprise annual commit exists, with no form and no meeting. Start self-serve and the option opens inside the account when your usage warrants it.

Four ways, same data: signed webhooks (push), REST (pull), a Clay integration (rows in a table), and an MCP server your agents call directly. The quickstart gets you to a first signal in about 5 minutes; recipes are complete plays for Clay, n8n and MCP.

There is no keyless mode, but signup is instant: no card and no call. The API key is on screen right after signup. The free tier is permanent and the 14-day trial needs no card. Point your agent at the MCP server with the same key and it can try every tool.

Set a secret when you register the endpoint. Verify the X-Plane-Signature header on each delivery. Registration is idempotent: the same URL returns the same endpoint id, so retries never create duplicates.