It's public data, why shouldn't it be easily accessible?
Employbl was born out of a frustration with existing tools. AngelList is great but it does not have all the startups and tech companies. LinkedIn is fun but it's spammy and lacks critical features. Other job boards are out there but they're too niche and vary in their filtering and sorting capabilities.
Why is it so hard to see, for instance, "Series A companies that First Round Capital has invested in". Or what about, "show me startups in San Francisco that were founded in the past three years" or maybe let's explore "software engineering jobs in Climate Tech that have been funded recently".
It's a pain or impossible to find results matching these queries using most job hunting sites.
Sure, there are sites built for investors and salespeople like Crunchbase and Pitchbook but those sites can be expensive and don't have job listings or other info candidates looking for a job care about.
With Employbl you can research 30,000+ startups and tech companies, 75,000+ financing rounds, investor information, and 75,000+ live job listings all in one place. You can use powerful filters to discover new opportunities, vet the companies behind them, and land your dream job.
Frequently asked questions
- What is Employbl?
- Employbl maintains a live dataset of tech companies so you don’t have to build it yourself — 30,000+ companies, 75,000+ live ATS-verified listings, and 75,000+ funding rounds, readable in the app, in AI chat, over MCP, or via the API.
- Where does Employbl's data come from?
- Job listings are pulled directly from companies' own applicant tracking systems (Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby), so every role is a live, verified opening. Funding data is aggregated from public sources and tied to each company, and tech stacks are derived from what companies actually mention in their job descriptions — not self-reported marketing.
- How is Employbl different from LinkedIn, Indeed, or Wellfound?
- Those sites optimize for applications — they list the job and little else. Employbl sells the decision: funding history, tech stack, founders, and hiring momentum for the company behind the listing, so you know whether it's worth your time before you apply.
- Is Employbl free to use?
- Browsing companies and jobs is free. Premium membership unlocks full company intelligence — funding detail, founders, job-derived tech stacks, and an AI research assistant — with a free trial to start.
- Who is behind Employbl?
- Employbl was founded by Connor Leech, a software engineer in San Francisco who built the tool he wanted for his own job searches: transparent company information in the candidate's hands, not just the recruiter's.
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