Find every company that sponsors H-1B for your role
Pick your job title and the states you want. Get a ranked list of the U.S. employers that actually filed H-1B for that exact role last year, with how many they sponsored, what they pay, and where they hire. No guessing which companies sponsor.
Questions
Where does this data come from?
The U.S. Department of Labor publishes every certified Labor Condition Application (LCA), which is the filing an employer must make before sponsoring an H-1B worker. This tool is built from the official FY2025 disclosure files: 100,524 certified H-1B filings from 9,867 employers. It is public record, cleaned and made searchable by role, state, and volume.
Does a company on this list guarantee a job or a visa?
No. It shows which employers have a real, recent track record of sponsoring your role, so you spend your applications where sponsorship is actually possible instead of getting auto-rejected on the "are you authorized to work without sponsorship" question. It tells you where to aim, not that you are hired.
Is it really free?
Yes, and there is no email wall. The full ranked list opens right away for every role: the sponsorship count and median wage per company, the cities they hire in, a direct careers-page search link, and CSV plus PDF export. Copy the share link to send any result to a friend, and re-run it for any role, always free.
Is the wage number what I would be paid?
It is the median of the wages those employers listed on their LCA filings for that role. Treat it as a realistic market range for a sponsored hire, not a personal offer.
Data source: U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Foreign Labor Certification, LCA Disclosure Data FY2025 (public record). FlexApply is not affiliated with USCIS or the DOL, and this tool is not legal or immigration advice. Sponsorship history does not guarantee future sponsorship, an interview, or an offer. All figures reflect employer filings, not job openings.