Pinpoint jobs API

Small, UK-weighted, and the best structured pay data of the twelve — separate numbers rather than a sentence, on more than two in five postings.

The endpoint

GET https://{company}.pinpointhq.com/postings.json

No key, no login. The slug is the subdomain in {company}.pinpointhq.com.

curl -s 'https://acme.pinpointhq.com/postings.json'

What it returns, measured

Measured across every live Pinpoint board in our registry — 17,302 postings from 620 boards, not a sample. yes means 99.5% or more; no means the field does not exist on this endpoint.

Field	Pinpoint
Posting date	no
Description	yes
Pay	42.5%
Marked remote	8.8%

Title, company, location and an apply URL come back on every row.

What it is good at

Pay arrives as minimum, maximum, currency and period as distinct fields on 42.5% of postings. Descriptions are on every row and split into real sections — summary, responsibilities, required skills — rather than one blob.

Where it falls short

No posting date. Pinpoint exposes a deadline rather than a publish timestamp, so freshness filters cannot act on these rows. It is also the smallest board count here at 620.

Mistakes that cost us time

A fixed rate arrives as min equal to max.: Rendering that as a range gives you "16–16 USD hour". Collapse it to one number.
deadline_at is not a publish date.: It is when applications close, and using it as an age proxy inverts the meaning.
Small sample per board.: With 620 boards, a single large employer moves any aggregate you compute. Measure across all of them, not a sample.

So should you use it

Yes, for salary benchmarking where you need numbers you can compute on.

No, for freshness, and for volume.

How Pinpoint compares with the other eleven on the same four fields is on the comparison page. If you would rather not write and maintain a client, this Actor reads Pinpoint and emits the same row shape as the other eleven, and ATS Database is a free lookup for finding which platform a given company is on.

Finding the boards

Pinpoint is the one platform where the archive is close to useless. A full Wayback sweep of pinpointhq.com returned 84 subdomains against the 620 boards we already had from other sources, and only two of them were new. If you are building your own registry, do not expect the usual URL indexes to find this one for you.