Ats Jobs API
Pricing
from $1.30 / 1,000 jobs
Search for jobs directly from 75+ ATS platforms (Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workday, iCIMS, Taleo, SuccessFactors, and dozens more). Supports advanced filters for skills, companies, salary, work model, employment type, and experience level. Zero ghost jobs, direct company sources.
Job titles or keywords to search for. Multiple queries are OR'd together. Up to 5 keywords. Adding more rarely improves results — narrow your filters (skills, companies, locations) for better matches.
When ON (default), your queries match against the job title, company, skills, AND the job description — broad recall, best for keyword discovery (e.g. 'python' finds roles that list Python as a skill). Turn OFF for title-only matching: queries match the job's title plus a curated set of same-role alternative titles, so 'Android Developer' also finds 'Android Engineer' roles — but never jobs that merely mention the terms in their description or skills (e.g. an 'IT Support Engineer' that lists Android as a skill). Use OFF when you pass exact job titles and want relevance with healthy volume. Wrap a query in double quotes for an exact literal-title phrase match (alternative titles excluded).
Cities, regions, or countries to filter by. The API performs server-side geocoding for accurate location matching.
Filter by canonical ATS provider IDs (e.g. greenhouse, lever, ashby). Leave empty to search every indexed platform. The full list of 150+ IDs is at https://jobo.world/docs/sources (readable table) or https://enterprise.jobo.world/api/v1/providers/catalog (JSON, no key required). NOT validated: an unknown or misspelled ID is not an error, it simply matches nothing and the run returns 0 results. Copy the IDs from those references rather than typing platform names.
Filter by where the work is performed. Accepts: 'remote', 'hybrid', 'onsite'. Leave empty for all.
Filter by employment type. Accepts: 'full-time', 'part-time', 'contract', 'internship', 'freelance', 'temporary'. Leave empty for all.
Filter by seniority. Accepts: 'intern', 'entry', 'mid', 'senior', 'lead', 'executive'. Leave empty for all.
Only return jobs that require ANY of these skills (e.g., 'Python', 'React', 'AWS'). Matched case-insensitively against the job's extracted qualifications.
Exclude jobs that require ANY of these skills. Useful for filtering out unwanted tech stacks.
Only return jobs from these companies. Each entry can be the company's FULL name as stored in the Jobo index, its website domain (e.g. fedex.com), or its Jobo company id — name matching is on the whole name, case-insensitive, and is NOT a partial or "contains" match. "Glenmark" will not find "Glenmark Pharmaceuticals". Common legal suffixes are handled, so "FedEx Corporation" does find "FedEx". If a run returns nothing, open Output → Company match report to see which names matched and which did not. Tip: the exact stored name is the company.name field on any job result. To build a list, run a search without this filter and copy the company.name values from the output instead of typing names by hand.
Exclude jobs from these companies. Useful for filtering out staffing agencies or companies you have already applied to. Entries take the same forms as the include filter: a whole company name, a website domain, or a Jobo company id. An entry that matches no stored company is a silent no-op: it excludes nothing and the run does not fail.
Minimum annual salary in USD. Jobs without salary data are excluded when this filter is set.
Maximum annual salary in USD. Can be combined with min_salary_usd for a range.
Only show jobs whose employer posting date is after this date. Accepts ISO 8601 dates (e.g., '2025-01-01T00:00:00Z') or relative strings (e.g., '7 days ago', '1 month').
Only show jobs whose employer posting date is before this date. Accepts ISO 8601 dates or relative strings.
Page number for paginated results. Up to page 100.
Number of results per page (1-100).
When enabled, replaces the lightweight company preview on each job with the fully enriched company profile (funding, leadership, ratings, tech stack, H1B stats, etc.) fetched from GET /api/companies/{id}. Companies are deduplicated, so each unique company is fetched only once per run. Slower and uses more API calls — leave off if you only need basic company info.
