Does this job posting state its pay?
Paste a link to a job posting and see whether it states its pay, as a range or a single figure, in which currency and per what. No account needed.
How it reads a posting
- Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby postings: the job board’s public API, where employers publish a pay range.
- Any other careers page: its structured job data (schema.org JobPosting), then its text.
- A figure in the text counts only with a currency, next to a word like salary or pay, or a period like per month.
Jobs that say what they pay
On Guap, a role shows its salary when the employer or the posting gives one, and employers who post on Guap have verified their company email.
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Is the salary checker free?
Yes. It needs no account. One address can check 30 links an hour.
How does it tell whether a job posting states pay?
For a Greenhouse, Lever or Ashby posting it asks the job board’s public API, which carries the pay range when the employer published one. For any other page it reads the posting’s structured job data (schema.org JobPosting) and then its text, where it counts a figure only when it has a currency and sits next to a word like salary or pay, or a period like per month.
What does it say about the pay?
Whether pay is stated, and in what form: a range or a single figure (or only a lower or upper end), the currency, and what the figure is per (hour, day, week, month or year) when the posting says.
Do you keep the link I check?
Guap keeps the answer for a day, so checking the same link again does not fetch the page again. There is no account and no history of who checked what.
Which links can it read?
Public job postings on http or https. A page behind a sign-in, an address on a private network, or a page that only shows its text after running scripts in your browser may not be readable.