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How to Choose the Best Way to Access TheirStack Data

Guidance to help you choose the most suitable way to access TheirStack data (App, API, Webhooks, or Datasets) for your use case, scale, and freshness needs—without prescribing a single path.

TL;DR

  • If you're not a developer, use the App.
  • If you need more than 10M records / month, use Datasets.
  • If you want to get notified when (1) new jobs are posted or (2) new companies start using a new technology, use Webhooks.
  • If you want to enrich an external system on demand, use the API.

Basics

  • Same data for all methods: Every delivery method accesses the same underlying dataset and quality.
  • Filtering: All filters are available in the App, API, and Webhooks. Datasets are exported as flat files (CSV/Parquet) without server-side filtering.

Delivery methods

App (UI)

Use the App when you want to explore, iterate, and export data without writing code.

  • What it’s best for

    • Validating data quality and fields quickly
    • Running ad-hoc searches and refining filters interactively
    • Exporting results to CSV/Excel or sending to external tools
  • Pricing

    • Uses company credits
  • Learn more

API (on-demand)

Use the API when you need programmatic, on-demand access for enrichment or user-triggered actions.

  • What it’s best for
    • Enriching CRM or product records when a user opens a page or clicks a button
    • Server-to-server lookups inside workflows (e.g., scoring, validation)
    • Synchronous product features that fetch data on demand
  • Pricing
    • Consumes API credits; pay per record returned
  • When not to use
    • If you’re polling or batching requests on a schedule, prefer Webhooks for push delivery, retries, and lower operational overhead
  • Learn more

Webhooks (real-time)

Use Webhooks when you need to ingest fresh data continuously without polling.

  • What it’s best for
    • Keeping an internal database or pipeline in sync
    • Triggering workflows in tools like Zapier, Make, n8n, or your services
    • Event-driven integrations based on saved searches
  • Pricing
    • Consumes API credits; pay per record returned
  • Learn more
    • How to set up a webhook
    • Monitor your webhooks

Datasets (bulk + historical)

Use Datasets when you need large-scale access for warehouses, analytics, or ML.

  • What it’s best for
    • Loading into a data warehouse or data lake (S3, BigQuery, Snowflake, etc.)
    • Historical analysis and model training
    • High-volume consumption (>10M records/month)
  • Pricing
    • Flat subscription; more cost‑efficient above ~10M records/month
  • Learn more
    • Overview: Datasets
    • Jobs schema and coverage: Job data
    • Access steps: How to get access to the datasets bucket

Examples

  • Sales or RevOps team wants to test a new ICP and export a CSV for outreach → App (UI)
  • Product team needs new US tech jobs streamed into an internal DB every hour → Webhooks
  • Data team wants multi-year job postings for trend analysis and modeling → Datasets

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How to fetch jobs periodically using the Jobs API

This guide demonstrates how to fetch jobs periodically from the TheirStack API, ensuring fresh data and minimizing API costs.

How to find old jobs

Learn how to find old job postings from any company. Discover two methods: using our company lookup feature to see all jobs from a specific company, or performing a new job search and filtering by date. Old job postings can be a valuable source of information.

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TL;DR
Basics
Delivery methods
App (UI)
API (on-demand)
Webhooks (real-time)
Datasets (bulk + historical)
Examples