Hiring teams and HR tools waste hours manually parsing job postings. JD Intelligence fixes that with a single API call. Send any job description URL or raw text — get back clean, structured JSON: job title, required vs. preferred skills, experience level, seniority, employment type, salary range, and more. Built for ATS platforms, job boards, HR analytics tools, and developers building sourcing or matching products. 7-day free trial. Simple per-call pricing. No setup fees.
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Hey PH! I built JD Intelligence after watching recruiting teams copy-paste job descriptions into spreadsheets for hours every week.
The problem: job postings are unstructured text, but every downstream tool — ATS, matching algorithms, analytics dashboards — needs structured data. Someone always has to do the parsing manually.
JD Intelligence removes that entirely. One API call, any job posting URL or raw text, clean JSON out. We extract title, skills (required vs. preferred), experience level, seniority, employment type, salary, and more.
We're early — 7-day free trial, simple per-call pricing. Would love feedback from anyone building in the HR tech or recruiting space!
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Quick update since launch — shipped 3 new endpoints this weekend:
→ /parse/batch — parse up to 30 job descriptions in one API call
→ /score/batch — score up to 30 resumes against a JD at once
→ /diff — compare two versions of a JD and get a structured breakdown of what changed (requirements added/removed, skills, salary, title, remote policy)
Cached items in batch calls are free and don't count against quota. Batch endpoints are Growth + Pro only. /diff is available on all plans.
Thanks to everyone who upvoted and left feedback — it's been helpful in prioritizing what to build first.
Quick update since launch — shipped 3 new endpoints this weekend:
→ /parse/batch — parse up to 30 job descriptions in one API call
→ /score/batch — score up to 30 resumes against a JD at once
→ /diff — compare two versions of a JD and get a structured breakdown of what changed (requirements added/removed, skills, salary, title, remote policy)
Cached items in batch calls are free and don't count against quota. Batch endpoints are Growth + Pro only. /diff is available on all plans.
Thanks to everyone who upvoted and left feedback — it's been helpful in prioritizing what to build first.