How Grab Your Job works

Where the roles come from

Collected from employers’ own career sites and selected job boards every morning at 04:00 UK time (UTC).
A role the employer takes down is closed at the next collection. A role with no closing date is closed after 60 days (180 for graduate schemes and internships).
You always apply on the employer’s site; we do not take applications.

We download the Home Office register of licensed sponsors every day and match each employer to it by name.
Employers registered under a legal name that differs from their brand are found through a list of known names and an AI check. Some are still missed, so “not on the register” means “not under this name”.
Each role gets one verdict:
- Likely to sponsor: a Skilled Worker licence, and nothing in the posting or its pay against it.
- Check first: a licence, but B-rated, or pay that only meets the new-entrant rate (£33,400).
- Unlikely: the posting says it cannot sponsor, the pay is under the minimum, or the employer is not on the register.
Salary rules are those from 22 July 2025: £41,700 in general, £33,400 for new entrants (under 26, recent graduates and others), and the occupation’s going rate. Check yours with the visa salary calculator.
A licence means the employer can sponsor, not that every role is sponsored. Read the posting before you apply.

Before CV matching or review, email addresses, phone numbers, addresses, postcodes, links and ID numbers are removed from the text the AI sees.
The AI runs through OpenRouter: DeepSeek, Jev (TypeSafe) and free models.
A saved CV is stored encrypted and can be deleted at any time; deleting your account deletes it too.
We do not sell personal data or use it for advertising. The detail is in the privacy policy.

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