Company Jobs from Greenhouse, Lever & Ashby — Structured Salary

Give a list of companies. Get their open jobs straight from their own public job boards on Greenhouse, Lever, or Ashby, normalized into one clean schema, with structured salary ranges wherever the employer publishes them.

The data is read directly from the board each employer maintains at the time of your run — not from an aggregator.

What you provide

A list of up to 50 companies per run. Each entry can be:

• a job-board URL — the most reliable input: https://boards.greenhouse.io/airbnb, https://jobs.lever.co/palantir, https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/openai
• a domain: stripe.com
• a company name: Ramp

For domains and names, the Actor tries the exact company name as a board ID on each platform and stops at the first board that exists. Every row tells you how the match was made (see match below) so you can check it. Greenhouse boards report their own company name, and a guessed Greenhouse board is only accepted when that name matches yours.

Optional filters: remote only, published-salary only, location contains.

What this returns

One row per open job:

Field	Notes
company	As you entered it
title	As written by the employer
location	As written on the board
remote	true / false only when the board says so. For Greenhouse, true only when the location text explicitly says remote. null means unknown — never guessed.
salary_min, salary_max, salary_currency	Only from the platform's structured salary fields — never extracted from description text. null when the employer published none, or published several ranges (e.g. per country) with no single answer.
salary_interval	year / month / hour etc. when the platform supplies it. Greenhouse does not, so it is always null there.
posted_at	Greenhouse/Ashby: first-published time. Lever: the posting's creation time.
apply_url	The job's application page on the employer's job board
source_ats	greenhouse, lever, or ashby
board	The exact board read, e.g. greenhouse:stripe
match	board_url (you gave the board URL), name_verified (guessed and confirmed by the board's own company name), or slug_guess (guessed from your input; Lever and Ashby don't report a company name, so check board)
retrieved_at	When this run read the board

Companies that don't produce jobs

Each gets one row explaining why, and none of these rows is charged:

record_type	Meaning
board_not_found	No board found on any of the three platforms; sources_checked lists what was tried
board_empty	The board exists but has no open jobs right now
name_mismatch	A board with that ID exists but belongs to a different company (board_company) — supply the board URL instead
no_matching_jobs	Jobs exist, but none pass your filters (jobs_before_filters)
duplicate_board	Another entry in your list already resolved to the same board, so its jobs aren't returned (or charged) twice
source_error	The job board could not be reached reliably; this is never reported as "no jobs"
unsupported_input	e.g. EU-hosted boards (jobs.eu.lever.co, boards.eu.greenhouse.io), not supported yet

What this deliberately does not return

• No job descriptions. Description text belongs to the employer; follow apply_url to read it.
• No recruiter or hiring-manager fields. (Job titles are passed through exactly as the employer wrote them.)
• No unlisted postings. Ashby jobs an employer has marked unlisted are skipped.
• No other job platforms. Workday, iCIMS, LinkedIn, Indeed, etc. are not covered.

Pricing

Pay per result: a small fee per job row returned, plus Apify's standard per-run start fee. Rows explaining why a company produced no jobs are not charged.

Source and affiliation

This Actor reads the public, unauthenticated job-board endpoints that Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby provide for employers' careers pages. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, or any employer listed. Job data is provided as published by each employer; verify details on the application page before acting on them.

Employers or platforms with questions or removal requests: zeb@forgekits.build.

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