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JobGet is the largest hourly job platform in the US, reaching 100M+ hourly workers after acquiring Snagajob in 2024 and Seasoned in 2025; raised $52M and partners with Whole Foods, UPS, and KFC.
JobGet is the leading mobile-first job platform for hourly workers and the employers who hire them. Founded in Boston and initially focused on food service and retail hiring, JobGet grew into the dominant app-first platform for the US hourly workforce through organic growth and a pair of strategic acquisitions. In November 2024, JobGet acquired Snagajob — the longtime market leader in hourly job listings — establishing itself as the largest hourly workforce platform in the country, reaching over 100 million hourly workers. In March 2025, JobGet further expanded by acquiring Seasoned, a hiring and networking platform purpose-built for the restaurant industry with real-time hiring insights and recruiting automation.
NASDAQ-listed (WDAY) enterprise HCM and financial management cloud at $8.4B revenue serving 10,500+ customers; competing with SAP SuccessFactors and Oracle for enterprise HR and finance system of record.
Workday is a Pleasanton, California-based enterprise cloud software company — listed on NASDAQ (NASDAQ: WDAY) — providing human capital management (HCM), financial management, and planning solutions for mid-market and large enterprises globally, generating $8.4 billion in revenue in fiscal year 2025 with $21.1 billion in total subscription revenue backlog. Founded in 2005 by Dave Duffield (PeopleSoft founder) and Aneel Bhusri, Workday serves 10,500+ customers including Amazon, Walmart, Bank of America, and Netflix for cloud HR (Workday HCM — recruiting, onboarding, performance, learning, payroll in 40+ countries) and cloud finance (Workday Financial Management — general ledger, AP, AR, revenue recognition, reporting).
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