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First steps to get jobs via API

Learn how to make your first request to the Job Search API endpoint

Our UI is built on top of our API. You can use the API directly to get jobs. This consumes API credits.

You have 200 free API credits per month. One API Credit is consumed for each job returned from our Job Search endpoint. To get more credits, upgrade to a paid plan at https://app.theirstack.com/settings/billing/purchase?defaultTab=api

On any job search page like https://app.theirstack.com/search/jobs/new you'll find a button that says API. Clicking on it you'll open a new modal where you can copy the cURL you would need to use to replicate the same search.

API button on job search page

This is how the modal looks like

API modal

You can do 3 things from here:

  • Copy the cURL to your clipboard that you can paste on your terminal or any HTTP client like Postman
  • Copy a Make.com HTTP module you can paste directly on any scenario. Learn more on the Make.com integration documentation page
  • Copy an n8n module that you can paste on any n8n workflow

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