DRAFT — pending legal review
Content rules.
Every listing is reviewed by a person before it goes live. These are the rules we review against.
A listing must
- Be a genuine, currently open role at a real company that you are authorised to advertise.
- If you state a salary range, it must reflect what you will actually pay.
- Link to a working application page belonging to the company or its ATS.
- Describe the role accurately: title, location, remote arrangement and employment type.
- Be open to Indian talent as stated — on-site in India, remote from India, or relocation abroad with visa sponsorship — and be a real job with a stated salary, not a bench, body-shopping or "rate negotiable" contracting arrangement.
We do not list
- Fake or speculative roles, "talent pools", or lead-generation posts.
- Roles that a candidate based in India could not actually take as described (for example an on-site role abroad with no sponsorship), or outsourcing arrangements dressed up as jobs.
- Commission-only or pay-to-apply roles, roles requiring a deposit, training fee or purchase, and multi-level marketing.
- Unpaid internships presented as jobs, or roles that breach minimum-wage law.
- Postings that discriminate on grounds prohibited by Indian law, or that are otherwise unlawful.
- Links to malware, adult content, phishing, or domains on our blocklist.
- Content that infringes someone else's rights, or that is defamatory, obscene or harmful as described in Rule 3(1)(b) of the IT Rules, 2021.
How moderation works
- Every submission is checked automatically: the apply link must resolve and its domain must not be blocklisted, and the text is screened for scam patterns (commission-only, pay-to-apply, MLM and similar). A listing goes live when its payment is confirmed; anything the screen flags is reviewed by a person and removed if it breaks these rules.
- Anyone can report a live listing from its page; one report per person per listing counts. A listing with open reports from 5 different people is hidden automatically until a person reviews it; if the reports don't hold up, it is put back and they are dismissed.
- Complaints through the grievance mechanism are acknowledged within 24 hours and resolved within the IT Rules timelines; content that is unlawful on its face is removed within 36 hours of a valid order or notice.
- Fees are not refunded where a listing is removed for the advertiser's own breach.