Distribution inventory · surveyed on 17 August 2026

Where are your job ads actually delivered?

Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, Snapchat, YouTube, X, Reddit, Spotify. Then Google, Indeed, online media and the apps your candidates use every day. In total: 2 million sites and apps, 5,100 professional audiences, 400,000+ targeting criteria.

This page exists for one simple reason: a number you cannot inspect is worth nothing. Here are the names, the structure and the counting method.

2M+
sites and apps in the distribution network
5,100
professional audiences you can activate
400,000+
combinable targeting criteria
Circle 1

Social networks and mainstream platforms

These are the names everyone recognises, and the first ones activated as soon as the target profile is there. Each has its own page on this site, with its formats, its audiences and its job advertising rules.

Facebook

Millions of people log in every day, across every generation.

Instagram

Millions of 18 to 40 year olds check it every day in France.

TikTok

Millions of young professionals and students open it every day in France.

LinkedIn

The leading professional network in France, with declared and up to date profiles.

Snapchat

Millions of 15 to 30 year olds open it several times a day in France.

YouTube

The leading video platform in France, watched every day by every generation.

X

Millions of users follow their industry news there every day in France.

Reddit

Thousands of communities specialised by trade and by interest.

Spotify

Millions of daily listeners in France, often on headphones and fully attentive.

BeReal

One notification a day, opened by the whole community at the same moment.

Ten platforms, ten public pages on this site. We name none that we do not deliver on: if a famous name is missing from this list, it is not in our inventory, and saying so costs less than letting you assume otherwise.

Circle 2

Media, apps and job sites

Your candidates do not spend the whole day on social networks. They read their industry press, check the weather, listen to a podcast, watch a replay. This is the second circle: less spectacular, often more profitable.

Search and display network. Candidates in active search on one side, the millions of sites carrying Google advertising on the other.
Indeed
A generalist job site, activated from the same campaign as every other channel, with no separate contract.
Video and connected TV
Video environments and living room screens, for the roles where visibility matters as much as the ad itself.
Messaging apps
Messaging apps, where attention is short but undivided.
Online media
General press, trade press, news sites and thematic magazines, sector by sector.
Generalist and specialist, gathered in the Job Network. One campaign instead of one contract per site.
Mobile apps
Games, utilities, weather, audio: the everyday uses nobody thinks of activating for a hire.
One clarification that matters

Some job platforms work with Seeqle to sponsor their own clients' postings: Aéro Emploi Formation, Iquesta, Emploi Public, L'Argus de l'assurance, L'Usine Digitale, Extracadabra, Parents on Board, Harry Hope, Mon Spécialiste Auto, CleverConnect, GIFAS. They are clients and partners, not placements we would buy on your behalf. They are therefore not counted in the 2 million. The detail is on the Seeqle for job boards page.

Circle 3

The total, and exactly what it covers

Three figures, three definitions. They do not measure the same thing and they do not add up.

2M+sites and apps
The reserve. The number of websites and apps a posting can be delivered on, social networks and job sites included. It is a coverage ceiling, not a promise of simultaneous presence.
5,100professional audiences
Ready made segments: occupation, sector, seniority, education, geography. This is the material the Attract Agent combines to decide where to deliver.
400,000+targeting criteria
The elementary attributes combined under an audience. This is the finest grain of targeting, the one that tells a maintenance technician from a financial controller.
Methodology

What we count, how, and as of when

An inventory figure without a method is a brochure argument. Here is ours, in plain terms, so that you can challenge it.

Surveyed on 17 August 2026
Scope
The websites and mobile apps on which a job or training offer can be delivered as targeted advertising, through the ad networks and marketplaces Seeqle is connected to.
Unit of count
One domain counts as one. One app counts as one. We count neither pages, nor placements, nor impressions: a site with 40,000 pages counts as one site, not as 40,000.
Deduplication
The inventories of connected ad networks overlap heavily. They are deduplicated by domain and by app identifier before totalling, otherwise the same site would be counted several times.
Rounding
The result is rounded down and published as “2M+”, never as an exact value. An advertising inventory moves every day; quoting a decimal would be false precision.
What is excluded
Inventories we have no access to, and the environments our delivery rules rule out. Partner job platforms, which use Seeqle for their own clients, are not counted either.
Revision
The survey is redone whenever an ad network is added or removed. The date shown at the top of this section is the date of the last survey, not the date of the last site update.
What the figure does not say

No campaign uses 2 million sites, and that is not the point. A real campaign activates a fraction of them, chosen by the Attract Agent from 5,100 professional audiences and 400,000+ criteria, then continuously reallocated towards the sources that bring applications. Volume is the reserve. Selection is the product. The engine is described on the Seeqle Intelligence page.

Why it matters

Why a list of social networks is not enough

80% of talent is passive. They are employed, skilled, and they never look at a job site. On social networks alone you reach them during the few minutes they spend scrolling. Across the whole network you also reach them when they read their industry review, listen to a podcast in the car or open an app in the evening.

It is even truer for hard to fill roles. A maintenance technician, a forklift operator and a financial controller are not won in the same place, and rarely where the recruiter usually looks. The question is not being everywhere, it is being able to go anywhere and choose.

53%
qualified applications on average
5x
more qualified candidates
2x
less time to hire

These results are averages measured across our clients. The company by company detail is in the case studies.

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