Who is hiring for the thing I sell?

Q: Who is hiring for the thing I sell?

a posting board changes weekly; a funding round happens twice in a company's life search live job postings for with builtin on monid and give me the employer, location and salary per row, then tell me which employers appear more than once the depth: 127 pages of live postings for one role, across every employer hiring today per row: real employer names and salary bands, one of them $179,000 to $205,000, though on a second run only 17 of 25 rows carried a salary at all and one employer's seven rows were all null why it repeats: this is the signal you can run every Monday and get a different answer the spread: five more providers answer the same question between $0.01 and $0.10

Jobs APIs — Monid

Who is hiring for this role right now

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>search live job postings for <role> with builtin on monid and give me the employer, location and salary per row, then tell me which employers appear more than once

What the agent runsdone

builtin /search_jobs$0.01

web3.career /search_jobs · not run$0.01

idealist /search_jobs · not run$0.01

wellfound /search_jobs · not run$0.03

indeed /search_jobs · not run$0.10

apify /harvestapi/linkedin-job-search · not run$0.0015 / result

What came backone public company · 2026-09-24

the depth127 pages of live postings for one role, across every employer hiring today

per rowreal employer names and salary bands, one of them $179,000 to $205,000, though on a second run only 17 of 25 rows carried a salary at all and one employer's seven rows were all null

why it repeatsthis is the signal you can run every Monday and get a different answer

the spreadfive more providers answer the same question between $0.01 and $0.10

$0.01per search, 127 pages

One company's whole requisition list

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>pull every open role at <company> with apollo on monid and tell me what the mix says about where they are spending. if you do not have the org id yet, resolve the domain first: that lookup is its own $0.05

What the agent runsdone

apollo /organizations/{id}/job_postings$0.05

apollo /mixed_companies/search$0.05

wellfound /get_company_jobs · not run$0.02

web3.career /get_company_jobs · not run$0.01

clay /enrichment/company-job-openings · not run$0.054

What came backone public company · 2026-09-24

What a requisition list costsper open role

214 roles$0.00023

one call$0.05

with lookup$0.10

the list214 open roles across five pages, which is $0.00023 a posting

the signalthe mix leans to solution engineers, sales engineers and partner managers, so this is go-to-market expansion, not backend hiring

the two-call tax$0.05 to turn a domain into an org id, then $0.05 for the postings

do not use the location columnon a second company 71 of 107 postings were stamped with the same small Pennsylvania town and one with a city that is in the wrong state; the field is populated and it is not the job's location

what is missingtitle, location and dates come back, but no salary, department or body text

$0.10lookup plus postings

Who just raised, and how much

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>get the funding rounds for <company> with defillama on monid and give me the latest round, the amount and the valuation with its date

What the agent runsdone

defillama /pre-ipo/v1/raises$0.0006

crunchbase /get_company_funding_rounds · not run$0.02

surf /fund/portfolio · not run$0.006

fundable /deals · not run$0.06 / result

akta /v1/company/enrichment · not run$0.0005

What came backone public company · 2026-09-24

Cheapest call on the pageprice per call

funding$0.0006

postings$0.01

requisitions$0.05

the round$3.57B raised on a stated date, at a valuation just under a trillion

the historyone call returns every disclosed round, not just the latest

the surprisethis is the cheapest call on the page, seventeen times cheaper than a posting search

the universe is smallthis is a pre-IPO dataset rather than a general one, and it holds on the order of 180 companies; inside it the data is real and complete, outside it there is nothing

and a miss is not emptya company outside that universe returns a reproducible 502 telling you to retry in sixty seconds, not an empty result, so do not read a failure as an absence

the catcha company raises a few times in its life, so cheap per call is not cheap per signal

$0.0006per company, full history

What they pay, by level

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>get the pay bands for <role> at <company> with levels.fyi on monid, every level with the sample count next to it. check the twelve-month count against the all-time count before you trust either: on our run the twelve-month figure was larger than the all-time one on half the levels

What the agent runsdone

levels.fyi /get_salary_data$0.01

levels.fyi /get_salary_summary_md · not run$0.01

indeed /get_salary_info · not run$0.02

web3.career /get_web3_salaries · not run$0.01

What came backone public company · 2026-09-24

One engineering ladderaverage total comp

IC1$231K

IC2$357K

IC3$570K

IC4$870K

IC5$1.09M

the ladderfive levels from $231,000 to $1.09M in average total compensation

the spread4.7x between the bottom rung and the fourth, for one cent

read the nsample counts run from 6 to 32, so the middle levels are the trustworthy ones

the useit tells a seller which level they are writing to and what that person costs

$0.01per company and role

A whole accelerator batch

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>list the companies in the <batch> batch with ycombinator on monid, spelling the batch the way the schema does, in full words rather than the short form everyone types. the short form returns zero hits with no error at all, and it bills

What the agent runsdone

ycombinator /search_companies$0.01

ycombinator /get_company · not run$0.01

ycombinator /search_jobs · not run$0.01

What came backone public company · 2026-09-24

the roster230 companies in one batch, 20 per page with industry facets

the guess workedthe batch label was guessed rather than enumerated and hit real data first try

why it is a signala whole cohort is newly funded and newly buying, all on the same day

the pricea cent for a list that a database vendor would sell as a seat

$0.01per batch, 230 companies

Before you conclude it cannot be done

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>before you tell me something is not possible, check the schema with monid inspect -j as well as plain inspect. plain inspect crashes on at least one endpoint and prints nothing, and an endpoint whose schema you could not read is not the same as an endpoint that cannot do the job

What the agent runsdone

apollo /mixed_people/api_search · not run$0.00

apify /harvestapi/linkedin-company-employees · not run$0.018 / result

apify /harvestapi/linkedin-job-search · not run$0.0015 / result

What it returnsshape of the answer

what this page got wrongan earlier version of this job said no endpoint in the catalog filters on a recent job change. That was false: one does, it is documented in its own schema, and it is cheap

why it looked absentplain inspect on that endpoint crashes with a null conversion error and never prints the schema, so the filter is invisible unless you ask for json with -j

the habit to take from ita crashed inspect is a broken reader, not a missing capability; retry with -j before you write anything off, and it costs nothing either way

why it is still herea tutorial that quietly deletes its own mistakes teaches you nothing; this job exists because a cold test caught the page telling readers to give up on something that works

$0.00reading a schema is free

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Who is hiring for this role right now

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