Gregory Bolshakov

Look up a company in seven national business registers and get one row back in the same shape every time. Official government APIs, no personal data.

All 88,651 adverts on Welcome to the Jungle: salary, remote policy, benefits, profession, and the employer's own application link. A quarter of salaried adverts are quoted per month, so the raw number understates them twelvefold. This one publishes the period beside it.

Every open job at Y Combinator companies, read company by company, with pay parsed into currency and period. The YC jobs pages ignore their own filters and cap at 50 with no total, so a landing page is a sample. Filter by batch, industry, region or role, or name the companies.

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.

One company from builtin.com: headquarters, employees, year founded, website, open jobs per category, workplace policy and time on site, every perk under its heading, and every office with the HQ marked. By slug, profile URL or name.

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.

Job adverts from builtin.com with pay, level, workplace type, every location and the board's skill tags. The board serves no page after the 400th and never says how big a search is. This one reads the size from the paginator and cuts a big search into cells.

US tech salaries from builtin.com for 200 titles, nationally, remote or in any of 50 metro areas: average, median, range, percentiles, the histogram, and breakdowns by experience, gender and company size. Every row carries how many people answered.

Open roles straight from company career boards on Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby and SmartRecruiters, in one format. Start from a ready made company list, or name your own. Change detection returns only what opened and closed since your last run. No login, and you pay only for adverts you get.

Who is advertising on dice.com, with advert counts, locations and pay worked out from employer set figures only. Dice's own salary bands are counted separately rather than averaged in, because they are not what anyone pays.

Whole adverts from dice.com with the skills list, the postal code and the expiry date the board does not carry. Every structured salary is labelled, because on about one advert in five it is a band edge rather than the employer's pay.

Tech job adverts from dice.com with every salary labelled as either the employer's own figure or one of Dice's five salary bands. About one advert in five publishes a band edge in the salary field, and it reads exactly like a real wage.

The United States tech job market as dice.com counts it, taken in one request. Every count says whether it splits the board cleanly, double counts adverts, or leaves some out, because on dice.com all three happen and none of them is marked.

Advertised pay from dice.com, normalised to a yearly figure you can compare. Dice's own salary bands are left out by default, hourly rates are converted with the assumption written on the row, and every advert that was dropped is counted with its reason.

Registration date, expiry, registrar, nameservers and DNS provider for any domain, from the registries themselves over RDAP. Finds the right registry for you across 1,200 top level domains. No key and no login.

Every employer listed on jobs.ch, with the address, coordinates and advert count from the profile. The directory cannot be browsed and its first index file stops at exactly 50,000, so this reads every file the site names and reports whether the count is complete.

Full employer profiles from jobs.ch: legal name, own website, street address, map coordinates, languages and how many adverts they are running. Tells a company with no adverts apart from a company whose count could not be read, because the site uses a different page title for each.

The full text of a jobs.ch advert with its start date, workload, apply link and industry. jobs.ch puts its own salary model into the field schema.org reserves for the employer's pay, so this Actor publishes that number as an estimate and says so on every row.

Swiss job adverts from jobs.ch with the exact posting time, the workload percentage and the workplace as the site wrote it. The page's own data layer leaves the place empty on a third of adverts and invents the advert text, so this reads both surfaces and keeps the one that is true.

Swiss median salaries by profession and canton from the jobs.ch salary tool. Every figure carries the date jobs.ch last reviewed it, because they are not all recent: engineer in Ticino was last reviewed in November 2024 while engineer nationally was reviewed this month.

Search Apple Podcasts and get the show, the publisher, the episode count and the RSS feed URL. Apple caps every search at 100 with no page two, so this searches several country stores and merges them. No key and no login.

Search the full text of every SEC filing for a phrase. Find every company that mentioned a technology, a competitor or a risk, with the company name, ticker and a direct link to the document. No key and no login.

Every SEC filing a company has made, from EDGAR, in one flat table. Give it a ticker, a CIK or a company name. Filter by form type and date, or watch for new filings on a schedule. No key and no login.

Revenue, net income, assets and ten more lines straight from SEC XBRL filings. Companies file the same line under different tags, so each metric is tried against several and the row says which one answered. No key and no login.