What you would build, already running
- Setup: a scraper needs code or a scraping tool for each site. Job Radar needs your pivu profile.
- Upkeep: sites change their pages and block automated requests, so a scraper breaks. Job Radar is kept running for you.
- Closed jobs: a spreadsheet keeps them. Job Radar asks the company's site before it opens a role, and a closed role is not shown.
- Matching: a scraper gives you every posting. Job Radar matches each one to your role, experience and where you want to work.
- Applying: a scraper stops at a link. The pivu extension fills in the application.
Where the jobs come from
The job feeds companies publish on Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby and SmartRecruiters, which those platforms offer for exactly this use, plus a licensed job feed. Nothing is taken from a site that does not offer it.
What it costs
Job Radar is free to try. Pivu Pro adds daily matches and a monthly allowance of application fills. See Pricing. More on how Job Radar works.
Questions
- Can I scrape jobs from company career sites?
- You can, with code or a scraping tool, and then keep it working as sites change. Job Radar collects new jobs from company career sites every day for you, with no code.
- Is Job Radar a web scraper?
- It is a job search tool, not a scraper you run. It reads the public job feeds companies publish on Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby and SmartRecruiters, which those platforms offer for this use, and matches the roles to your profile.
- How often does it collect new jobs?
- Every day. New roles are matched to your profile, and roles that have closed are removed.
- Which jobs does it cover?
- Every profession, from software and design to accounting and sales, in the places you choose to work, remote included.
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