Provider benchmark · jobs.extract

Extract a job posting from a URL

2 providers ranked for jobs.extract on 53 real looot calls in the last 30 days. Bright Data has the highest success rate, 100%. Diffbot costs least per success, $0.00191.

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Providers
2
Ranked providers
2
20+ calls in 30 days
Calls in 30 days
53
Top success rate
100%
Bright Data
Fastest median
7.9 s
Diffbot
Cheapest per success
$0.00191
Diffbot

Leaderboard

Who does jobs.extract best

Ranked by success rate, then cost per success, then speed. A provider needs 20 calls in the last 30 days to be ranked.

Extract a job posting from a URL: provider leaderboard
RankProviderSuccess rateMedian timePriceCost per successCalls (30 days)
1Bright Data100%11.7 s$0.0015 per resultDepends on results29
2Diffbot62.5%7.9 s$0.0012 per call$0.0019124

Run it

Run jobs.extract from your agent

Run the job itself (job:jobs.extract) with fallback on: looot picks a provider that can answer now and tries the next on a miss. You see the price before each call and pay from a prepaid balance.

Prompt for your agent
Use looot to run endpointId "job:jobs.extract" with fallback on for my input. Show me the price before the call, then the result.

No looot yet? Connect the MCP server below, or start a workspace.

Connect in 30 seconds

Pick the client you use and add looot once. Each client takes one step, then your agent does the rest.

  1. Claude Code
    01

    Claude Code

    Run this in your terminal, then sign in from the browser when it asks.

    Terminal command
    claude mcp add looot https://api.looot.ai/mcp --transport http
  2. Cursor
    02

    Cursor

    Create .cursor/mcp.json with this server, then sign in from the browser.

    mcp.json
    {"mcpServers":{"looot":{"url":"https://api.looot.ai/mcp"}}}
  3. ChatGPT
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    ChatGPT

    Where your plan lets you add a connector, add this URL and sign in.

    Connector URL
    https://api.looot.ai/mcp

Then tell your agent, in any client:

Agent setup line
set up https://looot.ai/skill.md

Endpoints

Every endpoint for jobs.extract

Each endpoint in the public catalog that does this job, with its own numbers. Numbers appear from 10 calls in the last 30 days.

Every endpoint for jobs.extract
EndpointProviderSuccess rateMedian timePriceCalls (30 days)
Bright Data / Get a LinkedIn job postBright Data100%11.7 s$0.0015 per result29
Diffbot / Extract a job posting from a URLDiffbot62.5%7.9 s$0.0012 per call24

How we measure

  • Window: every call made through looot in the last 30 days, read 2026-11-10 23:26 UTC.
  • Success rate: the share of calls the provider answered without an error. An empty answer (for example no email found) counts as an answer. It does not check that the data is right. Calls that failed on looot's side are left out.
  • Median time: half of the calls answered faster than this, as looot measured them. A 95th percentile is not published yet.
  • Minimum calls: an endpoint shows numbers from 10 calls, and a provider is ranked from 20 calls. Rows below that say "Not enough calls to rank".
  • One row per provider: the provider's endpoint with the most calls for the job. Every endpoint is listed in the endpoints table.
  • Price: what looot charges per call or per result, in US dollars, from a prepaid balance. No subscription and no credits.
  • Cost per success: the price per call divided by the success rate. A per-result price depends on how many results a call returns, so it has no cost per success.
  • Source: GET https://api.looot.ai/v1/public-catalog/<endpoint>?stats=1 for each endpoint, and the public catalog for prices and jobs.

FAQ

Questions

Bright Data: 100% of 29 calls answered without an error in the last 30 days, measured on looot.

Diffbot, with a median response time of 7.9 s over 24 calls in the last 30 days.

Diffbot: $0.0012 per call at a 62.5% success rate is $0.00191 per successful call.

Connect the looot MCP server and run endpointId "job:jobs.extract" with fallback on. looot picks a provider that can answer now and tries the next one on a miss. You pay per call from a prepaid balance.

Run jobs.extract on the provider that answers.

One key, one prepaid balance, the price shown before each call.