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The salary step shows only dollars after a visitor picks London
Job seekers in the UK, Europe and other non-US places must guess a dollar figure that Pinloop then uses to filter out jobs, so the product looks built only for US users.
On app.pinloop.ai/start, after a visitor picks "London, United Kingdom" as the place they want to work, the next screen asks "What salary are you after?" and shows only "$70,000, $120,000" on a slider from "$0" to "$300,000+". The screen has no currency choice and no note on whether the amount is converted, yet it says "Pinloop skips jobs that pay less than your minimum." Visitors outside the US meet this during the sign-up questions, on a product that promises "150+ countries".
Try it: Open app.pinloop.ai/start and tap Get started. Choose any role, pick "London, United Kingdom" under Popular, tap Continue, and check that the salary step shows only $ amounts with no way to choose a currency.
The plan picked on the pricing page is lost before sign-up
All three Start free trial buttons on /pricing (Starter $19, Pro $39, Max $99) go to the same app.pinloop.ai address with no plan in it. The visitor lands on a second home page headline, "Watch your AI agent apply to jobs. Or don't.", then about 12 question screens, then "Create your account". None of these screens mentions the chosen plan, its price or the 3-day trial. Tapping Start free trial again restarts the questions from the first screen, so a buyer at the signup step has to answer them all again.
The home page head has no canonical URL
The home page at / has no link rel="canonical" in its head. The title, description, Open Graph tags, Twitter card and favicon are all present, and the icon and og:image both load with a 200 status. The missing canonical only affects how search engines combine duplicate URLs, so visitors never see it.
The home page omits the Cross-Origin-Resource-Policy header
The response from https://pinloop.ai/ is missing Cross-Origin-Resource-Policy.
The CLI page's example code comments are low contrast
On /cli, the comment lines in the example terminal, such as "# Search every posting Pinloop holds, best matches first", are #9ca3af on white at 14px. That gives a contrast ratio of 2.53, and WCAG AA requires 4.5:1. The commands themselves and the install instructions are in dark text and stay readable.
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