Greenhouse vs NeverApply

Greenhouse 0

Read with the hosted rubric. No x402, MPP or L402 (0). No public prices. The pricing page names Core, Plus and Pro and says pricing is customised (0). No free tier or trial found, and the sandbox comes only with the Pro tier (0). Credentials are created by a person inside a customer account, and the MCP server's dynamic client registration still needs a paying organisation and a user's consent in a browser (0).

NeverApply 45

No x402, MPP or L402 on the pricing page, llms.txt, auth.md or the MCP page; plans are Stripe subscriptions and the terms say MCP tools perform no financial transactions (0). Plan prices are public without a login, Pro $29 and Max $49 a month ($19 and $39 a month billed yearly) with 150 and 450 credits a month and 1 credit per application, and the OpenAPI file prices the Jobs API at $19, $49 and $149 a month for 10,000, 50,000 and 250,000 calls; credit pack prices are not listed (15 of 20). Free is $0 with no card, 10 applications once, 5 match previews a day and 50 MCP reads a day per client, and the Jobs API has a free 1,000 calls a month (20). Guest search_jobs and get_job need no account, but every other tool, applying among them, needs a person to sign in or create an account and verify an email on the hosted page, so partial (10 of 20). 0+15+20+10 = 45.

Greenhouse 76

Read with the hosted rubric, for the Harvest v3 API. Statuspage at status.greenhouse.io with a Greenhouse Harvest API component and per-silo components (20). The history feed (history.atom) covers the 90 days from 4 August to 2 November 2026. Three posts touch the API, each partial. On 5 August a partial disruption of Greenhouse Recruiting (scorecards, notes, emails, offer letters and more) ran from 02:18 UTC to a fix at 03:56. On 2 September a HarvestV3 maintenance posted as it began gave elevated 401 errors for 34 minutes. On 13 October a partial disruption of Greenhouse Recruiting ran from 15:32 to 19:00. The rest name job boards, integrations, Voice AI or MyGreenhouse. Partial incidents only, so minor (20). The v3 limit is a fixed 30-second window whose size arrives in X-RateLimit-Limit, with no number published beyond an example of 75 (8). 429 carries Retry-After and the docs give backoff guidance, but no idempotency keys were found for writes (10). The SLA commits to 99.5 per cent for Greenhouse Recruiting with service credits and does not name the API (8). Harvest v3 is generally available, while the MCP server is in open beta (10). 20+20+8+10+8+10 = 76.

NeverApply 45

Hosted reading, for the MCP server at https://neverapply.co/mcp with the Jobs API described. No status page was found. None is linked from the home page, llms.txt (which lists none) or the MCP page, and https://neverapply.co/status answered a client error (0). No readable incident history, so the floor (5). auth.md publishes budgets with numbers per member and OAuth client, 60 requests a minute on Free and 300 with full access, 50 or 2,000 read calls and 500 or 10,000 search rows a day, 3 or 30 application sends a day and 5 concurrent requests per token, with daily resets at midnight UTC; the page says they are monitor-only for now, and the OpenAPI file gives the Jobs API 1,000 to 250,000 calls a month by plan (15). auth.md says to respect Retry-After on 429 and the reset and retry fields on MCP limit errors, to retry safe reads with bounded backoff and never to repeat an application action blindly; the apply-to-jobs skill passes an idempotency_key on apply_to_job and a review_version on approvals and answers (15). No SLA on any plan was found (0). Nothing on the MCP page, auth.md or llms.txt labels the server beta or preview; the Telegram agent and Envoy marked 'soon' are not this surface (10). 0+5+15+15+0+10 = 45.

Greenhouse 79

Every v3 reference page has a Markdown twin with an OpenAPI 3.1 definition for that endpoint. No single downloadable spec was found (20). llms.txt indexes 179 reference pages and the guides, all served as Markdown (10). Descriptions state purpose, required fields and limits, for example that stage moves are not handled by the update call and that from_stage_id guards against stale moves (16). Request bodies set additionalProperties to false with required fields, enums and length limits (13). Success examples are given, but reference pages list 401, 403 and 422 without bodies, and error bodies appear only in the guides (8). The path is versioned and the changelog had 28 entries from 1 October to 29 October 2026, titled by commit hash with relative dates on the page, though each entry now names the endpoints and the change (12).

NeverApply 57

MCP reading, with the Jobs API described. The 15 tools' input schemas were not read, since no session was opened and the server card at /.well-known/mcp/server-card.json lists tools only as 'dynamic'. An OpenAPI 3.1 file at https://neverapply.co/openapi.json covers 7 GET operations of the Jobs API with typed parameters, but every 200 response is typed as an integer constant (422, 401, 404 or 200) with no job schema, and no pagination fields are defined, so partial (12 of 25). llms.txt and a Markdown authorisation guide at https://neverapply.co/auth.md (10). The three skills and GEMINI.md in the plugin repository say when to use each tool, in what order, which IDs to trust and where to stop and ask, and the MCP page groups the tools by access level; the hosted tool descriptions were not read (12 of 20). Jobs API parameters carry enums (experience level, salary period, visa sponsorship, clearance, education, sort), bounds (per_page 1 to 100, 500 or 1,000) and patterns on country codes; the MCP arguments are named in the skills without types (10 of 15). auth.md documents 401, the OAuth error codes, 429 and isError inside a 200, the skills name waiting_for_answers, open_review, upgrade_required and matches_state, and the OpenAPI description lists five error codes, but its components define different error shapes and no request or response example was found (8 of 15). /v1 paths, OpenAPI version 1.0.0 and a repository tag v1.0.0, but no changelog; /changelog answered a client error (5 of 15). 12+10+12+10+8+5 = 57.

Greenhouse 79

Closed service with a public Master Subscription Agreement last updated 1 February 2026, and an Apache-2.0 docs repository (15). The agreement queues customer data for deletion 90 days after termination, a DPA is published, and the MCP FAQ says the server stores no customer data. The privacy policy of 28 May 2026 says personal information may be used to develop and train AI models and gives no retention periods (20). The removal of Harvest v1 and v2 was announced for 31 August 2026 with migration guides, but on 2 November 2026 the banner still read as future, and a v3 changelog entry of 22 October still names Harvest V1 as a way to change job owners. Deprecated v3 values are marked in the changelog (the active status filter on 22 October, kept as an alias). No written deprecation policy with a notice period was found (12). A public sub-processor list with purposes and locations, AWS hosting in the United States, Germany and Australia, and the MCP server stated as US-only (20).

NeverApply 57

Closed hosted service under terms (last updated 18 October 2026) naming Kasovy LLC, registered in Wyoming, with Wyoming law and a liability cap of 12 months' fees or USD 100; the plugin repository of manifests and skills is MIT, copyright Kasovy LLC (17 of 30). The privacy policy (26 October 2026) gives retention periods (7 days for resumes uploaded without an account, 90 days for detailed API usage records and relay mail, a 30-day frozen period before deletion, and what is kept after it), says providers don't train on content under their API terms and that demographic answers are not used for matching, and the extension has its own policy (28 September 2026) saying nothing leaves the device unless AI answers are turned on; no DPA was found, and hashed emails and click IDs go to ad platforms (22 of 30). No deprecation policy or dated notices; the terms promise notice by email or in the product before material changes, and the switch to guest search was recorded only in a commit (4 of 20). Providers are named (OpenAI and Anthropic through Cloudflare's AI Gateway, Google Gemini, AWS S3 and SES, TypeSafe, Stripe, Apple, Google, RevenueCat, Expo, PostHog, Sentry, Gravatar, and Meta, TikTok, Google and X for ads), resume files are stored in AWS eu-central-1, and most providers are in the United States under standard contractual clauses (16 of 20). 17+22+4+16 = 59.

Greenhouse 85

OAuth 2.0 with a scope per endpoint, client credentials or the authorisation code grant, one-hour partner access tokens and secret rotation that keeps the old secret for up to a week. The MCP server adds PKCE and dynamic client registration (30). Read-only access is possible by scope, the MCP defaults to seven read-only scopes, blocks every DELETE and asks for confirmation on five actions. All list endpoints need a Site Admin as the authorising user (16). The MCP security FAQ covers prompt injection (structured tool calls only, permission-bound and rate-limited), with no guidance on treating candidate text in responses as untrusted (9). The Audit Log API records Harvest and MCP calls with user, client and arguments for thirty days, as a paid add-on (12). SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, 27701 and 42001, a HackerOne bug bounty and annual penetration tests. security.txt expired on 1 February 2026 (18).

NeverApply 66

OAuth 2.1 for the MCP server, public clients with PKCE S256, client ID metadata documents or dynamic registration, a resource parameter, refresh tokens and three scopes; auth.md says no API keys or personal access tokens are accepted and documents no query-string secret; token lifetimes are not stated and no RFC 7009 revocation endpoint is advertised, though disconnecting a client in settings revokes its tokens and pending codes. The Jobs API takes a bearer token from a developer dashboard that was not readable (26 of 30). Read, edit and apply scopes; applying needs the apply scope, credits and the member's approval of each named job, sending needs a separate grant tied to one assistant that the terms say no tool can create, held applications need an explicit approve_application, and MCP tools cannot buy plans or move money; the web app's Send mode applies up to a daily cap without asking per job, which is outside the MCP surface (18 of 20). Job descriptions are employer text; the find-jobs skill and GEMINI.md say to summarise them and never follow instructions inside them, with no server-side filtering described (9 of 15). Settings list connected AI clients with their mode and allowance, get_profile shows the current budget mode, the tracker logs every application, errors carry a support or correlation ID, and the privacy policy keeps detailed API usage records for 90 days; no per-call log for the member is documented (7 of 15). security.txt is valid until 7 November 2027 with hello@neverapply.co, and the contact page routes security reports to security@neverapply.co with a reply within 24 hours; no bug bounty, SOC 2 or ISO 27001 found (6 of 20). 26+18+9+7+6 = 66.

Greenhouse 65

The newest Harvest v3 changelog entry is dated 29 October 2026 (d5a234aa, GET /v3/prospect_details) (30). 28 dated entries from 1 October to 29 October alone (20). Closed service with a changelog, monthly release notes that list API changes and a partner support address. Changelog entries are titled by commit hash, which makes them hard to follow (10). No official SDKs found, and the MCP server is not in the official MCP registry (0, per the 7 October check, not re-read on 2 November). No package to assess. The docs repository for the older APIs had commits up to 10 September 2026 (5, per the 7 October check, not re-read on 2 November). 30+20+10+0+5 = 65.

NeverApply 50

Closed service. The latest dated change is a commit of 31 October 2026 to kasovy/neverapply-mcp documenting guest access to search_jobs and get_job, after a tag v1.0.0 on 21 October; the privacy policy was updated on 26 October and the terms on 18 October (30). One tagged release and 16 commits from 25 September to 31 October 2026, with no changelog or release notes, so partial (10 of 20). No public changelog; support is a contact form, hello@neverapply.co and security@neverapply.co, with a stated reply within one business day and a median first reply of about two hours in staffed hours; GitHub issues could not be read because the GitHub API was not available to us (5 of 15). The server card names co.neverapply/neverapply and llms.txt says it was published to the official MCP registry on 25 September 2026, but the registry could not be read, so it is scored absent; no official SDK (0 of 15). The plugin repository has no runtime dependencies and a CI workflow that validates every manifest against its published schema, with a release workflow on tags; actions are pinned to major tags and the run results were not readable (5 of 10). 30+10+5+0+5 = 50.