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Built In Companies, Past the 500-Page Paginator

Built In Companies, Past the 500-Page Paginator

The company directory from builtin.com by industry, size, office type, perks, tech stack and region, with employee count, offices, benefits count and whether they are hiring. The paginator stops at 500 pages and the directory does not. This one measures where it really ends.

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Gregory Bolshakov

Gregory Bolshakov

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The company directory on builtin.com, one row per company: name, industries, employee count, offices and their cities, how many benefits it lists, whether it is hiring, and its tagline and description. Filter by industry, company size, office type, perks, tech stack, diversity options and region. No key and no login.

What the directory hides

The directory serves 20 companies a page and its paginator never links past page 500, so it admits to 10,000 companies and the heading says "10,000+". Page 501 answers 20 more. So does page 2,000. On 11 September 2026 the directory ran to page 2,503, which is 50,060 companies, five times what the paginator shows.

This Actor reads the paginator only when it is under the cap, where the heading is an exact count and the two agree. At the cap it finds the real end by bisection on the page number, about 14 requests, and publishes it as directoryTotal on every row with paginatorLastPage beside it so the two can be compared. Turn measureDirectoryEnd off to skip the probes, and the row then carries directoryAtLeast instead.

What a row is

One company, keyed by companyId, which is the number builtin-jobs takes to list one employer's adverts. The slug is what builtin-company-details takes for the full profile. The description on the card is cut short by the directory on long ones and descriptionIsTruncated says when.

Billing

Two events: a start fee charged only once a row is returned, and a per-row fee charged after each row is written. A filter the directory does not have costs nothing.