Juicebox (PeopleGPT)

Juicebox's PeopleGPT lets recruiters search a large index of public candidate profiles using plain-English queries instead of Boolean strings, and its optional AI Agents can source and reach out to candidates autonomously. It is well funded (roughly $110M disclosed), commercially active with thousands of teams, and relatively transparent on pricing, with the caveat that data accuracy varies and the strongest automation is a paid add-on.

Juicebox is a San Francisco-based AI recruiting company best known for PeopleGPT, its natural-language search engine. Instead of writing Boolean strings, recruiters can type a request like "senior Python engineer in San Francisco with 5+ years at Apple or Amazon" and get matched candidates drawn from a claimed 800M+ profiles aggregated from 60+ public sources. The pitch is speed and accessibility: sourcing that once required specialist skills becomes a conversation. On top of search, Juicebox has layered autonomous AI Agents (offered as an add-on) that run searches in the background 24/7, surface new matches and can automate personalized outreach. The company reports serving thousands of hiring teams, including recognizable names, and crossing meaningful ARR milestones - signals that it is one of the more commercially active tools in the AI-sourcing category as of 2026. Juicebox is well funded, with reports of a Series B (around $80M, reportedly led by DST Global) following an earlier Sequoia-led round, bringing disclosed totals to roughly $110M. Pricing is comparatively transparent for the category, with a free tier, mid-market seat-based plans and a custom Business tier, plus a paid agent add-on. Buyers should still validate contact-credit limits and data accuracy for their specific roles and regions.