What we filter out

Most job sites are paid to show you listings. So are we — but we are not paid for the ones we throw away, and we throw away a lot. These numbers come straight out of the pipeline, not a marketing deck. If the filter stops catching anything, this page will say so.

7.9%of listings rejected5,445 of 69,004 screened in the last 30 days.

8,172duplicates collapsedThe same vacancy posted to several networks. You see it once.

5,936dead links removedApply links we tested and found broken. They stop being shown.

30,543listings live nowEverything here passed the checks below.

Never pay to apply

A real employer does not ask a candidate for a registration fee, a security deposit, or money for training or equipment. Listings matching those patterns are blocked before they reach the site — along with ones that push you off to a personal messaging account instead of an application.

No filter is perfect. If something here asks you for money, tell us and it goes immediately.

Why listings got rejected

The actual reasons the filter fired over the last 30 days.

already expired1,181
no posted date795
no location603
older than 60 days484
title length out of range5
short description5
scam heuristic matched1

How we make money

Partner networks pay us when you click through to a listing they supplied. It costs you nothing, and we never charge job seekers. It does mean we have an incentive to send you onward — which is exactly why the filtering above matters: sending you to a scam or a dead link earns us nothing and costs you your time.