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apify-yc-startup-jobslisted

Benchmark what YC startup jobs actually pay, salary and equity together, with the Apify Wellfound Jobs API Actor (johnvc/wellfound-jobs-api). Wellfound, formerly AngelList, is one of the few places where early-stage companies publish pay AND equity on the posting itself, and this Actor parses both into numbers you can average: salaryMin, salaryMax, salaryCurrency, equityMin, equityMax, next to the raw compensation string. Narrow the sample with ycOnly for Y Combinator companies, topInvestorsOnly for well-backed portfolios, companyStage for a funding stage, or activelyHiringOnly, then group by role, city, or stage. Use when someone asks about yc startup jobs, what startups pay, typical equity at seed or Series A, how an offer compares, or wants a defensible comp range before negotiating. Billed per job delivered with no start fee, and MCP-ready for Claude and other AI agents.
johnisanerd/claude-skill-yc-startup-jobs · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 76
Install: claude install-skill johnisanerd/claude-skill-yc-startup-jobs
# What YC Startup Jobs Actually Pay A funding-signal filter in, a comp sample out: YC startup jobs with salary and equity already parsed into numbers you can average. ## When to use this skill - Someone is weighing a startup offer and wants to know whether the numbers are normal. - A founder is setting a band for a role and has nothing to compare against. - Someone searched yc startup jobs and wants the pay picture, not just the listings. - You are building comp analysis into a product and need equity ranges, which almost no job feed carries. Not for: finding jobs to apply to. Use the companion `apify-remote-startup-jobs` skill, which is shaped for coverage and freshness instead of numbers. See `references/actor-index.md`. ## Why Wellfound for this Most job feeds carry a salary string when the employer bothers to publish one, and no equity at all. Wellfound postings routinely carry both, because early-stage companies compete on equity and say so. This Actor parses the posted compensation into `salaryMin`, `salaryMax`, `salaryCurrency`, `equityMin`, and `equityMax`, so a sample of postings becomes a distribution rather than a wall of text. The funding-signal filters are what make a sample worth quoting. A seed company and a Series C company pay differently for the same title, so `ycOnly`, `topInvestorsOnly`, and `companyStage` let you hold that constant instead of averaging across both. ## What you get One dataset row per job. `result_type` separates `job` rows from `