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The read API answers without a key at 600 requests a minute, so you can build on the index before deciding whether the paid tier is worth it.
Freehire indexes roughly 3.7 million postings taken from employers' own hiring pages, deduplicates them, and tags each by stack, seniority and location. Searching, filtering, alerts, application tracking and ghost-job warnings sit on the free plan, which the site says will stay free. Five dollars a month adds CV tailoring with cover letters, a form-filling browser extension and limited auto-apply; API and bulk-data tiers run $29 and $99. The index is also reachable over MCP with no account, and the code is public on GitHub. Built solo by Ilya Strelov.
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