TheirStack / Search job postings

TheirStack tool theirstack-jobs-search on looot: input fields, $0.0327 per result, output shape, and code to run it with curl, JavaScript or Python.

Searches job postings from company career sites and job boards. Filter by job_title_or, job_title_not, description keywords or company, with limit, page or cursor for paging. Returns company, company_domain, cities, avg_annual_salary_usd and closed_at.

Tool id: theirstack-jobs-search
Provider: TheirStack
Job: Search job listings (jobs.search)
Price: $0.0327 per result. A call that fails at the provider costs $0.

Inputs

Name	Type	Required	Description
`blur_company_data`	boolean	no	Enable preview mode to return blurred data without consuming credits in the TheirStack app. Through the API it works by default only on paid workspaces created before August 11, 2026; on any other workspace, including free ones, it is available only upon request; contact support@theirstack.com to request access. When enabled, sensitive company fields (name, domain, URLs, descriptions) and job-specific fields (description, URLs) are blurred. Not available when filtering by company identifiers…
`closed_at_gte`	string	no	ISO 8601 date string (yyyy-mm-dd). Only return jobs closed on this date or after.
`closed_at_lte`	string	no	ISO 8601 date string (yyyy-mm-dd). Only return jobs closed on this date or before.
`company_country_code_not`	array	no	Return companies whose HQ country code is not any of the ones passed here, case sensitive. Pass ISO2 country codes.
`company_country_code_or`	array	no	Return companies whose HQ country code is any of the ones passed here, case sensitive. Pass ISO2 country codes.
`company_domain_not`	array	no	Only return companies that don’t match these domains exactly. It accepts full urls (https://www.google.com/) and emails (jane.doe@example.com).
`company_domain_or`	array	no	Only return companies that match these domains exactly. It accepts full urls (https://www.google.com/) and emails (jane.doe@example.com). This filter acts as an OR filter, so if you pass more than one company domain, it will return companies that match any of the domains.
`company_id_not`	array	no	Exclude companies that match these IDs. This filter acts as a NOT filter, so if you pass more than one company ID, it will exclude companies that match any of the IDs.
`company_id_or`	array	no	Only return companies that match these IDs exactly. This filter acts as an OR filter, so if you pass more than one company ID, it will return companies that match any of the IDs.
`company_investors_or`	array	no	Investors of the company
`company_keyword_slug_and`	array	no	Return results from companies that have mentioned all of these keywords in their jobs. Case sensitive. Pass slugs. Check out all the keywords we track at GET /v0/catalog/keywords
`company_keyword_slug_not`	array	no	Return results from companies that haven’t mentioned any of these keywords in their jobs. Case sensitive. Pass slugs. Check out all the keywords we track at GET /v0/catalog/keywords
`company_keyword_slug_or`	array	no	Return results from companies that have mentioned any of these keywords in their jobs. Case sensitive. Pass slugs. Check out all the keywords we track at GET /v0/catalog/keywords
`company_linkedin_url_exists`	string	no	(Use `property_exists_or / property_exists_and` instead) Only return companies with a LinkedIn URL
`company_linkedin_url_or`	array	no	Return companies whose LinkedIn page matches any of the values passed here. Both forms of LinkedIn company URL work, the vanity slug (`https://www.linkedin.com/company/google/`) and the numeric company ID (`https://www.linkedin.com/company/1038`), as do a bare slug (`google`) and a bare numeric ID (`1038`). A numeric value is matched against the company’s LinkedIn ID and its slug, so you do not need to know which of the two you are holding. We have a LinkedIn slug for ~26% of companies and…
`company_list_id_not`	array	no	Return companies that don’t belong to any of the company lists passed here
`company_list_id_or`	array	no	Return companies that belong to any of the company lists passed here
`company_location_pattern_or`	array	no	Return companies whose city matches any of the patterns passed here. Case insensitive. For example, if you pass ‘san francisco’, it will return companies whose city is ‘San Francisco’, ‘San Francisco Bay Area’, etc.
`company_name_not`	array	no	Only return companies that don’t match these names exactly, case-sensitively.
`company_name_or`	array	no	Only return companies that match these names exactly, case-sensitively. This filter acts as an OR filter, so if you pass more than one company name, it will return companies that match any of the names.
`company_name_partial_match_or`	array	no	Company names. Will return companies whose name contain any of the the substrings passed here, case-insensitively. For example, if you pass “google”, it will return “Google”, “Google LLC”, “Google Inc”, etc.
`company_tags_or`	array	no	Return companies that match any of these keywords
`company_technology_slug_and`	array	no	Will return jobs from companies that that have mentioned all of these technologies in their jobs (not necessarily in the jobs returned). Case sensitive. Pass slugs. Check out all the technologies we track at GET /v0/catalog/technologies
`company_technology_slug_not`	array	no	Will return jobs from companies that that haven’t mentioned any of these technologies in their jobs. Case sensitive. Pass slugs. Check out all the technologies we track at GET /v0/catalog/technologies
`company_technology_slug_or`	array	no	Will return jobs from companies that that have mentioned any of these technologies in their jobs (not necessarily in the jobs returned). Case sensitive. Pass slugs. Check out all the technologies we track at GET /v0/catalog/technologies
`company_type`	string	no	Filter by company type.
`cursor`	string	no	Cursor for pagination
`discovered_at_gte`	string	no	Only jobs discovered by TheirStack on this date or datetime or after will be returned. In UTC timezone.
`discovered_at_lte`	string	no	Only jobs discovered by TheirStack on this date or datetime or before will be returned. In UTC timezone.
`discovered_at_max_age_days`	string	no	If 0, only return jobs added to our database in the current day. If 1, from today and yesterday, etc.
`discovered_at_min_age_days`	string	no	If 1, only return jobs discovered by TheirStack until yesterday. If 2, until 2 days ago, etc.
`easy_apply`	string	no	If True, only return jobs that can be applied directly through the job board. If False, only return jobs that require redirecting to the company’s website.
`employment_statuses_or`	string	no	Filter jobs by employment status. Returns jobs that match any of the specified employment types. If no values are provided or an empty list is sent, all jobs regardless of employment status will be returned.
`final_url_exists`	string	no	(Use `property_exists_or / property_exists_and` instead) Only return jobs with a final URL. Typically jobs that were originally posted on an ATS. If True, only return jobs with a final URL. If False, only return jobs without a final URL. If None, return all jobs.
`funding_stage_or`	array	no	Funding stages of companies returned. Possible values: [‘angel’, ‘convertible_note’, ‘debt_financing’, ‘equity_crowdfunding’, ‘other’, ‘private_equity’, ‘seed’, ‘series_a’, ‘series_b’, ‘series_c’, ‘series_d’, ‘series_e’, ‘series_f’, ‘series_g’, ‘series_h’, ‘venture_round_not_specified’, ‘series_i’, ‘series_j’, ‘undisclosed’, ‘series_unknown’, ‘pre_seed’, ‘post_ipo_secondary’, ‘post_ipo_equity’, ‘post_ipo_debt’, ‘non_equity_assistance’, ‘late_vc’, ‘initial_coin_offering’, ‘growth_equity_vc’, ’…
`hiring_managers_exists`	string	no	(Use `property_exists_or / property_exists_and` instead) If True, only return jobs with a hiring manager. If False, only return jobs without a hiring manager. If None, return all jobs.
`include_total_results`	boolean	no	When enabled, calculates and returns `total_results` and `total_companies` fields in the response. WARNING: This significantly slows down responses as it requires reading the entire dataset. Recommended usage: enable only for the initial request to get totals, then disable for subsequent pagination requests.
`industry_id_not`	array	no	Industry ids to exclude.You can use any of LinkedIn’s Industry Codes V2 or GET /v0/catalog/industries
`industry_id_not_or_null`	array	no	Industry ids to exclude. Companies whose industry we don’t know are returned as well. You can use any of LinkedIn’s Industry Codes V2 or GET /v0/catalog/industries
`industry_id_or`	array	no	Industry codes. You can use any of LinkedIn’s Industry Codes V2 or GET /v0/catalog/industries
`industry_not`	array	no	Names of industries, case-insensitive. Results will exclude companies that belong to any of the industries specified in this parameter. Available values: GET /v0/catalog/industries WARNING: Deprecated parameter. Use the industry_id_not field instead.
`industry_or`	array	no	Names of industries, case-insensitive. Results will only include companies that belong to any of the industries specified in this parameter. Available values: GET /v0/catalog/industries WARNING: Deprecated parameter. Use the industry_id_or field instead.
`is_closed`	string	no	If True, only return closed jobs (jobs where TheirStack detected the posting was closed). If False, only return open jobs. If None, return all jobs regardless of closure status.
`job_country_code_not`	array	no	2-letter ISO country code of the location of the job. Can pass more than 1. Will exclude jobs from these countries
`job_country_code_or`	array	no	2-letter ISO country code of the location of the job. Can pass more than 1
`job_description_contains_not`	array	no	Exclude jobs whose description contains any of these whole words using word boundaries (\b). Case-insensitive by default, except for the patterns that are uppercase - in that case we’ll respect it. Only finds complete words (e.g., searching ‘quality’ won’t match ‘inequality’). Results will exclude jobs whose description contains any of these words.
`job_description_contains_or`	array	no	Search for whole words in job descriptions using word boundaries (\b). Case-insensitive by default, except for the patterns that are uppercase - in that case we’ll respect it. Only finds complete words (e.g., searching ‘quality’ won’t match ‘inequality’). Results will include jobs whose description contains any of these words.
`job_description_pattern_and`	array	no	Regex patterns that must ALL match the job description (AND logic). Use (?i) at the start of a pattern to make it case-insensitive. Results will only include jobs whose description matches every pattern in this list.
`job_description_pattern_not`	array	no	Regex patterns to look for in job descriptions. Case-sensitive. Results will include jobs whose description don’t match any of these patterns. Use (?i) at the start of a pattern to make it case-insensitive. Can pass more than one.
`job_description_pattern_or`	array	no	Regex patterns to look for in job descriptions. Case-sensitive. Results will include jobs whose description matches any of these patterns. Use (?i) at the start of a pattern to make it case-insensitive. Can pass more than one.
`job_export_key_or`	array	no	Internal export lookup keys for fetching a materialized job batch.
`job_id_not`	array	no	Exclude jobs with these IDs.
`job_id_or`	array	no	Get jobs with these IDs only.
`job_ids`	array	no	Get jobs with these IDs only. Deprecated parameter, use job_id_or instead.
`job_keyword_slug_and`	array	no	Will return jobs where all of these keyword slugs appear. Case sensitive. Check out all the keywords we track at GET /v0/catalog/keywords
`job_keyword_slug_not`	array	no	Will return jobs where none of these keyword slugs appear. Case sensitive. Check out all the keywords we track at GET /v0/catalog/keywords
`job_keyword_slug_or`	array	no	Will return jobs where any of these keyword slugs appear. Case sensitive. Check out all the keywords we track at GET /v0/catalog/keywords
`job_location_not`	array	no	Filter jobs by location. Returns jobs whose locations DO NOT match ANY of the specified location criteria. Each location criteria is specified using a JobLocationFilter object. (You can find location IDs using the locations catalog endpoint)
`job_location_or`	array	no	Filter jobs by location. Returns jobs whose locations match ANY of the specified location criteria. Each location criteria is specified using a JobLocationFilter object. (You can find location IDs using the locations catalog endpoint)
`job_location_pattern_not`	array	no	Regex patterns to exclude job locations. Case-insensitive. Searches both the location field and the enhanced locations array (using normalized city and state name fields within each location element). Jobs matching ANY of the provided patterns will be EXCLUDED from results. WARNING: Deprecated parameter. Use the `job_location_not` filter instead, it uses structured location IDs from the locations catalog, which…
`job_location_pattern_or`	array	no	Regex patterns to match job locations. Case-insensitive. Searches both the location field and the enhanced locations array (using normalized city and state name fields within each location element). Jobs matching ANY of the provided patterns will be returned. WARNING: Deprecated parameter. Use the `job_location_or` filter instead, it uses structured location IDs from the locations catalog, which is more precise,…
`job_seniority_or`	array	no	Will return jobs where the seniority is any of the ones passed here
`job_technology_slug_and`	array	no	Will return jobs where all of these technologies appear. Case sensitive. Pass slugs. Check out all the technologies we track with the technologies endpoint.
`job_technology_slug_not`	array	no	Will return jobs where none of these technologies appear. Case sensitive. Pass slugs. Check out all the technologies we track with the technologies endpoint.
`job_technology_slug_or`	array	no	Will return jobs where any of these technologies appear. Case sensitive. Pass slugs. Check out all the technologies we track with the technologies endpoint. If you pass more than one technology, we will return jobs that mentnion all of the technologies.
`job_title_not`	array	no	Keyword-based patterns to exclude job titles. Case-insensitive. Excludes jobs whose title contains all the words in any of the patterns, in any order. For example, `marketing vp` excludes titles such as `VP of Marketing` or `Marketing VP, EMEA`.
`job_title_or`	array	no	Keyword-based patterns to match job titles. Case-insensitive. Returns jobs whose title contains all the words in any of the patterns, in any order. For example, `marketing vp` matches titles such as `VP of Marketing` or `Marketing VP, EMEA`. Passing `["software engineer", "data scientist"]` returns jobs matching either pattern.
`job_title_pattern_and`	array	no	Regex patterns to match job titles. Case-insensitive. Only jobs with title that match all of these patterns will be returned.
`job_title_pattern_not`	array	no	Regex patterns to match job titles. Case-insensitive. Jobs whose job title doesn’t match any of the patterns will be returned.
`job_title_pattern_or`	array	no	Regex patterns to match job titles. Case-insensitive. Jobs whose job title matches of the filters will be returned.
`last_funding_round_date_gte`	string	no	Only return companies whose last funding round date is after or on this date. Format: ‘YYYY-MM-DD’
`last_funding_round_date_lte`	string	no	Only return companies whose last funding round date is before or on this date. Format: ‘YYYY-MM-DD’
`limit`	integer	yes	Number of results per page Bounded 1-25 by looot; required, see endpoint description. Example: 1
`max_employee_count`	string	no	Maximum number of employees in a company
`max_employee_count_or_null`	string	no	Maximum number of employees in a company. If we don’t have company size information, we will return it as well.
`max_funding_usd`	string	no	Maximum company funding, in USD
`max_revenue_usd`	string	no	Maximum company revenue, in USD
`max_salary_usd`	string	no	Maximum annual salary in USD. For example, 150000 means $150,000.
`min_employee_count`	string	no	Minimum number of employees in a company
`min_employee_count_or_null`	string	no	Minimum number of employees in a company. If we don’t have company size information, we will return it as well.
`min_funding_usd`	string	no	Minimum company funding, in USD
`min_revenue_usd`	string	no	Minimum company revenue, in USD
`min_salary_usd`	string	no	Minimum annual salary in USD. For example, 100000 means $100,000.
`offset`	integer	no	Number of results to skip. Required for offset-based pagination. Example: 0
`only_jobs_with_reports_to`	string	no	Only return jobs where we identified the role the hired person would report to. Deprecated field, use reports_to_exists instead.
`only_yc_companies`	string	no	Only return YC companies
`order_by`	array	no	List of column objects. You can pass several columns to order by, in order of priority. Only `field` is required, `desc` is True by default.
`page`	integer	no	Page number. Required when using page-based pagination. Example: 0
`posted_at_gte`	string	no	ISO 8601 date string (yyyy-mm-dd). Only jobs published in this date or after will be returned.
`posted_at_lte`	string	no	ISO 8601 date string (yyyy-mm-dd). Only jobs published in this date or before will be returned.
`posted_at_max_age_days`	string	no	Date posted max age in days. If 0, only return jobs posted today. If 1, from today and yesterday, etc. Example: “30”
`property_exists_and`	array	no
`property_exists_or`	array	no	Return jobs that have any of these fields not null. For example, if you pass [‘final_url’], it will return jobs that have a final_url set. This field also support chaining of fields. For example, if you pass [‘company_object.domain’, ‘company_object.linkedin_url’], it will return jobs that have a company domain or a company linkedin_url set.
`remote`	string	no	Deprecated. Use workplace_types_or instead. True: only show remote jobs. False: only show non-remote jobs. None: show all jobs.
`reports_to_exists`	string	no	Only return jobs where we identified the role the hired person would report to. If True, only return jobs where we identified the role the hired person would report to. If False, only return jobs where we didn’t identify the role the hired person would report to. If None, return all jobs.
`revealed_company_data`	string	no	This field is deprecated and has no effect.
`scraper_name_pattern_or`	array	no	Regex patterns to match job sources. Case-insensitive.
`url_domain_not`	array	no	Exclude jobs if their URL domain (from `url` or `source_url`) is in the provided case-insensitive list. For example, [‘greenhouse.io’, ‘workable.com’] will exclude URLs containing ‘greenhouse.io’ or ‘workable.com’. Refer to our list of sources at https://theirstack.com/en/docs/data/job/sources.
`url_domain_or`	array	no	Include jobs only if their URL domain (from `url` or `source_url`) is in the provided case-insensitive list. For example, [‘greenhouse.io’, ‘workable.com’] will match URLs containing ‘greenhouse.io’ or ‘workable.com’. Refer to our list of sources at https://theirstack.com/en/docs/data/job/sources.
`workplace_types_or`	string	no	Filter jobs by workplace type. Returns jobs that match any of the specified workplace types. `on_site` matches jobs that are neither hybrid nor remote. If no values are provided or an empty list is sent, jobs are not filtered by workplace type.
`company_description_pattern_or`	array	no	Case-insensitive patterns to match in the company description. Will return companies that match any of the patterns.
`company_name_partial_match_not`	array	no	Company names. Will return companies whose name doesn’t contain any of the the substrings passed here, case-insensitively. For example, if you pass ‘google’, it will exclude ‘Google’, ‘Google LLC’, ‘Google Inc’, etc.
`only_jobs_with_hiring_managers`	string	no	Only return jobs with a hiring manager. If True, only return jobs with a hiring manager. If False, only return jobs without a hiring manager. If None, return all jobs.
`company_description_pattern_not`	array	no	Case-insensitive patterns to match in the company description. Will return companies that match any of the patterns.
`company_country_code_not_or_null`	array	no	Return companies whose HQ country code is not any of the ones passed here, case sensitive. Companies whose country we don’t know are returned as well. Pass ISO2 country codes.
`company_name_case_insensitive_or`	array	no	Only return companies that match these names exactly, case-insensitively.
`company_investors_partial_match_or`	array	no	Investors of the company. Will return companies for which any of their investors contains any of the substrings passed here. For example, if you pass ‘andree’, all funds that match it (like ‘Andreessen Horowitz’, ‘Andreessen Horowitz LLC’, etc).
`job_description_pattern_case_sensitive_or`	array	no	Deprecated. Use job_description_pattern_or instead, which now behaves identically.
`job_description_pattern_is_case_insensitive`	string	no	Deprecated. Has no effect.
`company_description_pattern_accent_insensitive`	string	no	Set to True to make company description searches accent insensitive. For example, “á” will match “a” as well.

Output

Shape of the run’s result, checked against 15 real answers:

{ data: { id, url, cities: unknown[], hybrid, remote, company, country, latitude... ...

The shape is cut here. Signed in, looot inspect theirstack-jobs-search prints all of it.

Run it

Every call needs your API token in LOOOT_TOKEN; Sign in shows how to get one. Each run also needs a new idempotency key, so a retry never pays twice. With wait: 30 the answer comes back inline when the run ends within 30 seconds. Otherwise you get the running run back: poll GET /v1/runs/<runId>.

Example input with placeholder values:

curl -X POST "https://api.looot.ai/v1/runs" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $LOOOT_TOKEN" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -H "Idempotency-Key: $(uuidgen)" \
  -d '{"endpointId":"theirstack-jobs-search","input":{"limit":1,"page":0,"offset":0,"job_title_or":["software engineer"],"job_country_code_or":["US"],"posted_at_max_age_days":"30"},"wait":30}'

const response = await fetch("https://api.looot.ai/v1/runs", {
  method: "POST",
  headers: {
    Authorization: `Bearer ${process.env.LOOOT_TOKEN}`,
    "Content-Type": "application/json",
    "Idempotency-Key": crypto.randomUUID(),
  },
  body: JSON.stringify({
    endpointId: "theirstack-jobs-search",
    input: {
      limit: 1,
      page: 0,
      offset: 0,
      job_title_or: ["software engineer"],
      job_country_code_or: ["US"],
      posted_at_max_age_days: "30",
    },
    wait: 30,
  }),
});
const run = await response.json();
console.log(run.status, run.result);

import os
import uuid

import requests

response = requests.post(
    "https://api.looot.ai/v1/runs",
    headers={
        "Authorization": f"Bearer {os.environ['LOOOT_TOKEN']}",
        "Idempotency-Key": str(uuid.uuid4()),
    },
    json={
        "endpointId": "theirstack-jobs-search",
        "input": {
            "limit": 1,
            "page": 0,
            "offset": 0,
            "job_title_or": ["software engineer"],
            "job_country_code_or": ["US"],
            "posted_at_max_age_days": "30",
        },
        "wait": 30,
    },
    timeout=90,
)
run = response.json()
print(run["status"], run.get("result"))

To let looot pick among every provider of this job instead, send job:jobs.search as endpointId; see the job page.