Policy - Generic or Confidential Company Name
This policy applies to all employers who post jobs on Indeed. Some employers may want to post jobs without showing their company name. They might use names like "Confidential Executive Office" or "Confidential Organization."
Job seekers are less likely to apply if they don't know which company is hiring. Sharing your company name helps people learn about your business and decide if the job is right for them.
Jobs that do not show the company name may be hidden, removed, or require sponsorship.
Policy
All job postings on Indeed must show the company name connected to the job.
Jobs using a generic or confidential company name:
May have limited visibility or not appear in search results
May need sponsorship.
Often get fewer applications
This policy helps job seekers trust the job and the company posting it.
Exceptions or special cases:
If you need to post a confidential job, you can post a Sponsored job.
Learn more about Sponsored Jobs on Indeed.
Next steps
If we removed or hid your job post:
Check that your company name is shown.
Remove any generic or placeholder names, like "Confidential Organization" or "Private Company."
Create a Sponsored post if you must post without showing your company name.
Contact Indeed Support if you believe we removed your post by mistake.
How to create a confidential job posting
Create your job post
Sign in to your account and click or tap Post a job.
Select Create a brand-new post and click Continue.
Enter the job title, job location type, and location, then complete each section as required.
Make your job confidential
Click the pencil icon next to Company for this job.
Select Need to post confidentially then, click Done.