For a free, wide search of company career sites, use HiringCafe. For tech, AI and startup roles ranked against your resume, use Dreamwork (our publisher). Jobright adds referral leads for US searches, Simplify keeps curated new-grad and internship lists, and Wellfound is the place for startup jobs that show salary and equity up front.
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The short answer
Best for A wide, free search of company career sites: HiringCafe, Free
Best for tech, AI and startup roles ranked against your resume: Dreamwork, Free
Best for US job seekers who want matches plus referral leads: Jobright, Free
Best for students and new grads: Simplify, Free
Best for startup jobs with pay shown up front: Wellfound, Free for candidates
Which AI tools find job openings?
5 cards in drawer 1, our pick first. Prices are as each tool's own site stated them on November 8, 2026.
A job search engine built from company career sites, refreshed three times a day. An AI model filters out ghost jobs, scams and reposts, and Talent Agent lets you describe the job you want in plain words.
The catch
Search only. You apply on the employer's own posting, and it does not write or send anything.
Covers only jobs posted on Wellfound, and only most listings show salary and equity.
Should you search job boards or company career sites?
Search company career sites where you can. HiringCafe and Dreamwork read listings from company career sites rather than from job boards, and a listing on the employer's own site is the one that is still open. HiringCafe says it refreshes three times a day; Dreamwork says it crawls daily.
Do you need more than one job search tool?
Usually not. Running the same search in four job search tools mostly shows the same jobs four times. Pick the one tool whose filters match how you search, and spend the saved time on the application.