Where our jobs come from

How we collect listings

Every source is collected through a method that source permits: a public API, a partner or affiliate feed, an employer’s own job feed, or an agreed arrangement. Each one has a recorded permission status, and the database will not let a source be switched on until that status has been reviewed and approved.

We do not scrape sites whose terms prohibit automated extraction or republication, and we do not bypass access controls or paywalls. Being publicly visible does not make something freely reusable.

Current sources

No sources are active yet. When collection begins, the sources in use will be listed here.

What we display

For each vacancy we show enough for you to decide whether it is worth pursuing — title, employer, location, pay where it was advertised, and a summary — and then link you to the original listing to read it in full and apply. The original application URL is preserved exactly as the source published it and is never rewritten.

Location data

Some sources give a UK vacancy’s location only as a postcode or a town name. To place those jobs on our location pages and show a readable place name, we look them up with postcodes.io. The location the source supplied is kept unchanged alongside the result.

Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Contains Royal Mail data © Royal Mail copyright and database right 2026. Source: Office for National Statistics, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Removal requests

If you are an employer, job board or rights holder and want a listing removed, use the removal request form. It goes straight to our review queue.