Built In Job Details, Full Text and Benefits
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Built In Job Details, Full Text and Benefits
The full advert from builtin.com: employer text as plain text, pay range and period, posting and expiry dates, every location, employment type, the board's skills list and the employer's full benefits list. By advert URL or from a search.
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The advert page from builtin.com, one row per advert: the employer's full text as plain text, the pay range with its period, the posting and expiry dates, every location, the employment type, the board's Skills Required list and the employer's whole benefits list. Give it advert URLs, or a search and it reads the first adverts the board returns. No key and no login.
Why the URL and not the id
The board opens an advert only at its own address, /job/<slug>/<id>. The same id under
any other slug answers not found, measured on 11 September 2026. So a bare id cannot be
turned into a page, and one given here is reported in RUN_SUMMARY rather than guessed
at. The url column of builtin-jobs is what goes in.
What the page adds to the search card
The card shows a summary the board generates. The page carries the employer's text, kept
here with its paragraphs and list items, and descriptionChars says how long it is. The
page also carries the board's structured data, which is where datePosted,
validThrough, employmentType and the pay figures come from when the label alone would
be ambiguous. salarySource says which one answered.
benefits is the employer's list, not the advert's: every advert of one employer carries
the same list, and it is the same list builtin-company-details reads grouped under its
headings.
What is not here
The card's skill tags are on the search result, so they are in builtin-jobs. The "Skills Required" list here is a different thing, written by the board from the text, and it is named that way so the two are never mistaken for each other.
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 URL that answers not found costs nothing.
