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Hiring Index vs TheirStack
Job postings as a sales-intelligence signal, with technographics attached. Here is where each of us is the better answer, with their published numbers as of 27–28 August 2026.
Their side
What TheirStack publishes
| Measure | Their claim |
|---|---|
| Coverage claimed | 235M+ postings, 195 countries, 356k+ sources |
| Freshness claimed | 86% of new postings found same-day, 98% within 48 hours |
| Pricing | From $49 for 1,500 credits to $5,500 for 5M; a job costs 1 credit, a company 3 |
| Notable | Job closure tracking with removal dates; webhooks; MCP server with OAuth |
| Limit to know | Export capped at 200 postings per company |
Read from theirstack.com on 27–28 August 2026. These are their statements about their own product; we have not independently verified them.
Honest
Where TheirStack is stronger
- Orders of magnitude more history, and a real technographics layer on top.
- Built for the sales-intelligence use case specifically, with company-level signals.
- Credits never expire within twelve months, which suits bursty usage.
Our side
Where Hiring Index is stronger
- Credits are simpler here: a posting is a posting, and pulling the same record twice in a period is free.
- Age is a first-class dimension rather than a closure timestamp you assemble yourself.
- No 200-per-company export ceiling.
Decision
Which to pick
Pick TheirStack if…
You are building sales intelligence and want hiring signals joined to company technographics.
Pick Hiring Index if…
You want the postings themselves, and you want to know how old they are.
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shut down on 4 July 2025 after a lawsuit from LinkedIn. Where a vendor gets its postings from
matters as much as how many it has. We read company career systems and applicant tracking
systems, and we say so on the about page.