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OpenWeb Ninja

Find live job postings by role, company, and location, pull full posting details, and pull salary benchmarks for any role or employer, all inside Deep Research.

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How it works

Connect your OpenWeb Ninja key once, open SalesGPT, and flip on Deep Research. From then on, just ask in plain language about who's hiring, what a specific role pays, or what a job posting actually says, and Deep Research reaches for OpenWeb Ninja automatically whenever a request needs real-time jobs data or salary benchmarks. You never touch a setting mid-chat.

What you can ask it to do

Spot hiring signals at your target accounts

“Is Ramp hiring any sales or RevOps roles right now?”
“Find companies in Austin that posted account executive openings in the last month.”

Find live openings by role and location

“Show me remote senior backend engineer jobs open at Series B fintechs.”
“Pull current data scientist postings in New York I can reference in my outreach.”

Read the full details behind a posting

“Open that Databricks solutions engineer posting and tell me who the hiring manager is and how to apply.”
“Give me the full description and requirements for the top 3 roles you just found at Snowflake.”

Benchmark what a role actually pays

“What's the typical salary range for a senior product manager in San Francisco?”
“What do enterprise account executives with 4+ years of experience earn in the US?”

Compare pay at a specific employer

“What does Stripe pay for a staff software engineer?”
“Compare the salary for a sales development rep at Salesforce versus HubSpot.”

Connect your key

1

Grab your API key from your OpenWeb Ninja dashboard.

2

Open Settings, Provider Keys in Fuse, find OpenWeb Ninja, and paste it in.

3

That is it. Deep Research starts using OpenWeb Ninja on your next request. Fuse encrypts the key and never exposes it to the agent.

Cost

OpenWeb Ninja runs on your own key, so it spends your OpenWeb Ninja credits, not Fuse credits.

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