An alternative to Indeed's job search API
Jobven serves open jobs from employers' own career sites over a REST API and webhooks, with a free plan and a key from signup.
Indeed's job search API
What Indeed's own developer pages say.
In November 2020, Indeed's publisher page said Indeed was not accepting applications to its jobs search API. By April 2023, its developer documentation marked the Job Search API as deprecated and not available for new integrations.
Jobven gives you open jobs from employers' own career sites through a REST API and webhooks. Sign up, copy your key from the dashboard, and make your first search.
What Jobven gives you
Job postings for job boards, search products, research and AI applications.
Straight from employers
Over 1.2 million open jobs from more than 8,000 employers' career sites, each with the employer's apply URL.
Search with the filters you need
Title, description words, country, state, city, remote or hybrid, employment type, experience level, skills, salary and posting date.
Webhooks for the whole job lifecycle
job.created, job.updated, job.closed and job.deleted arrive at your endpoint, so closed jobs leave your listings. On Starter and above.
Re-read every day
Every employer board is checked at least daily, most at least twice a day, and each job carries the date it was listed.
A free plan that stays
2,500 jobs in your first 7 days, then 300 jobs every month.
Descriptions in three formats
HTML for display, Markdown for language models, or plain text for search indexing.
Questions
About moving from Indeed's API to Jobven.
Indeed's developer documentation marks the Job Search API as deprecated and not available for new integrations.
From employers' own career sites and the applicant tracking systems behind them, such as Workday, SuccessFactors, Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, iCIMS and Oracle.
Sign up, create a key in the dashboard, and call GET https://api.jobven.com/v1/public/jobs with it in the X-API-Key header.
By jobs delivered. Empty responses, errors and company lookups count zero, and closed-job webhooks are free.
Sources
Indeed's pages as archived by the Internet Archive, read on October 19, 2026.