Cap-Exempt H-1B Jobs

Why cap-exempt H-1B jobs are hard to find

Cap-exempt jobs are not flagged on Indeed or LinkedIn. The job listings look like every other listing — same titles, same locations, same descriptions — and the cap-exempt status is almost never spelled out in the posting itself. To know whether a role qualifies, you have to know whether the employer is cap-exempt under US immigration law, then verify the role belongs to that legal entity (not a contractor or a separate for-profit subsidiary).

Most people end up doing one of three things:

  1. Hand-searching every university and teaching hospital career page they can find.
  2. Trusting an aggregator's "sponsor list" that is built from years-old labor-certification filings rather than current open jobs.
  3. Giving up after a week and re-entering the lottery the next March.

H1B Jobs List exists because none of those are good options.

For the current picture across employers, states, and roles, see the cap-exempt H-1B job market snapshot, refreshed twice weekly.

What is in the report

The $29 ranked report is a personalised spreadsheet of currently open cap-exempt H-1B jobs scored against your resume by AI. It contains:

You buy it once. You download a spreadsheet. There is no subscription, no recurring charge, and no upsell.

How current is the data

The job database is refreshed twice weekly — every Monday and Thursday. When you order a report, you get a snapshot from the most recent refresh. Each row shows the date the listing was last seen active.

If a posting goes dark between refreshes, it can disappear before you apply — that is true on any job board. The freshness window keeps that risk small without inflating prices on a stale database.

What the report does not promise

Honesty matters more than marketing.

How it differs from the alternatives

What you get H1B Jobs List Generic job boards Historic sponsor databases
Cap-exempt employer filter Built-in Not labeled Sometimes
Current open roles Refreshed twice weekly Mixed freshness Historic filings, not jobs
Direct from employer career pages Yes Yes, but mixed with aggregators No — filing data only
Resume-ranked AI scored against your file No No
Price $29 one-time Free, but you do the work Subscription

The differentiated promise is narrow on purpose: currently open cap-exempt jobs, ranked for your resume, in one spreadsheet, for $29.

A few important details

FAQ

Why $29 and not free? The price covers the scraping infrastructure, the AI ranking compute, and the refund guarantee. It is intentionally low enough to be cheaper than an hour of an immigration attorney.

Is this a subscription? No. One purchase, one report, no recurring charge. If you want a fresh report in three months, you buy a fresh one.

How long does it take to deliver? The report is built within minutes of purchase and emailed to you the same day in normal conditions. If for any reason your report has not arrived in 48 hours, the refund is automatic.

Why not just use Indeed? Indeed mixes cap-subject and cap-exempt jobs without distinguishing them, hides many employer career pages behind sponsored listings, and does not score roles against your resume. You can absolutely use Indeed — it just won't tell you which roles avoid the lottery.

Can I buy a report for a friend? Yes — buy it under your account, upload their resume, and download the spreadsheet for them. The report follows the resume, not the buyer.

What if I am abroad? Cap-exempt H-1B sponsorship works whether you are inside or outside the US. The petition path is the same; the visa stamping step at a US consulate is the extra leg for candidates outside the country.


Buy your ranked cap-exempt H-1B report — $29 once

Refreshed every Monday and Thursday. Refund if the report has no strong matches. This page provides general information, not legal advice.