Exende

Exende provides a Jobs & Hiring Data API that aggregates and normalizes public job listings from reviewed career sources into a canonical data layer. Teams query current jobs, retrieve company hiring context by domain, track historical job observation changes, and access aggregate hiring metrics. The API is designed for data product teams, market research agencies, and recruiting analytics builders who need programmatic access to structured hiring data without building their own scraper infrastructure.

Exende offers monthly credit-based plans: Starter at 19 EUR per month for 15,000 credits, Pro at 59 EUR per month for 75,000 credits, and Scale at 149 EUR per month for 300,000 credits. Each API call consumes credits based on the endpoint (job search costs 1 credit per record, company details cost 2 credits, hiring metrics cost 5 credits). Agent infrastructure APIs are billed separately at 0.01 USD per callback creation, 0.02 USD per Retry job, and 0.03 USD per Resolve job. An Onboarding plan provides 2,500 free credits for 14 days to test the API. Enterprise plans with contracted capacity are available on request.

Data product teams and engineers benefit most, as they can integrate Exende into recruiting analytics tools or hiring intelligence dashboards without building a scraper. Strategists and market research leads use the API to automate competitive hiring analysis and track company growth signals. Operations and business development teams use it to monitor hiring velocity at target accounts. Account executives can reference hiring trend data to inform account strategy conversations.

For a data team building a recruiting analytics product, Exende saves 8-12 hours per week by eliminating manual job listing scraping and data normalization. For a strategist or researcher manually tracking hiring trends across 20-30 companies, Exende saves 4-6 hours per week by automating data collection and historical comparison. Savings depend on your current workflow; if you are not actively collecting job data today, Exende enables new capabilities rather than reclaiming time.

Exende is an API-first platform; integration depends on your tech stack. If your team uses Python, JavaScript, or other languages with HTTP client libraries, you can query Exende directly. If you use a data warehouse (Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift), you can build a scheduled pipeline to pull Exende data into your warehouse. If you use a BI tool (Tableau, Looker), you can connect to your warehouse and visualize Exende data. No native integrations with CRM, project management, or marketing automation platforms are documented.

Exende is a read-only API for public job data; you do not store data on Exende's platform. If you cancel, you lose access to the API and any pipelines that depend on it will fail. Any data you have pulled into your own systems (data warehouse, spreadsheets, dashboards) remains yours. You should export or archive any historical data you want to retain before cancellation.

Exende's public overview endpoint shows the timestamp of the most recent canonical job observation. As of the latest available data, the catalogue contained 10,939 active jobs across 374 observed companies from 374 reviewed sources, with freshness updated at 14 Sept 2026 00:15 UTC. The observation window is continuous; Exende records timestamped changes over time rather than providing real-time feeds. Freshness depends on how frequently reviewed sources publish updates.

If you have an in-house engineer, API integration typically takes 2-4 weeks depending on your data pipeline complexity. The Onboarding plan (2,500 free credits for 14 days) lets you test the API and validate your use case before committing to a paid plan. If you do not have engineering resources, you will need to hire or contract a developer to build the integration, which extends the timeline to 4-8 weeks.