Questions about using JobSiteDir

JobSiteDir is a recruitment website directory and data service. Use it to research unfamiliar markets, compare job boards across regions, and discover local or specialist channels beyond the sites you already know.

Browse and search without an account. Public profiles show selected coverage, industries, features, similar sites and official links. Where available, they also show monthly visit estimates, a simple three-month curve, rankings, traffic level, job signals and the largest visitor market.

Unlock a site to view and download all available fields we can share, including detailed traffic metrics, recorded trends, full lists and source details where available.

Sign in to JobSiteDir with Google to unlock up to 50 different sites in total. Each new site uses one slot. Slots do not reset or transfer to another site; repeat visits and downloads use no extra slots.

Email support@jobsitedir.com with your countries, industries, required fields and approximate number of sites. We’ll confirm availability, delivery format, scope and price before work is agreed.

JobSiteDir brings site descriptions, coverage, hiring focus, brand relationships, and available traffic estimates together for recruitment website research. Explore unfamiliar markets, expand your local channel list, and choose available profile data to view or download.

We use the site’s recorded coverage and listing content to choose labels. A site may serve several markets or industries, so a broad label can be more useful than its homepage slogan.

We do not force a precise number when the public evidence is weak. If a site only exposes partial listings, unstable filters, or gated search, we prefer a cautious summary over a misleading exact number.

We do not treat every field as a fixed monthly overwrite. Different signals refresh on different cycles. High-change fields can refresh faster, while stable identity and category fields are only replaced when new evidence is strong enough.

No, not by default. Our update rules are designed to protect stronger existing facts from being replaced by weak signals such as blank pages, temporary access limits, crawler errors, or shallow snapshots.

We compare new observations with the current profile before changing a field. Missing or contradictory information is kept for review rather than treated as a confirmed replacement.

Yes. If a page is incomplete, outdated, or clearly wrong, owners and operators can contact us with verifiable details. We review correction requests, but we do not auto-publish claims that conflict with stronger observable evidence.

Our contact page opens a pre-filled email draft in your mail app. Use it for directory corrections, ownership questions, custom data requests, or data partnerships. You can review the message before sending it.

The homepage total counts entries currently shown in the directory. A brand with several member sites may appear as one entry, so this total can be lower than the number of individual site profiles. The number can go up or down as we add sites, review existing listings, and update brand groups.

The Markets number counts distinct market labels used across platforms in our directory. A market label can be a regional grouping such as Asia-Pacific or Europe, or a country-level code such as US, GB, or IN. Platforms that operate across a broad region without pinpointing a single country are tagged with the regional label rather than broken into individual countries. This means the Markets count reflects observable coverage, not a raw country count.