What counts as an active listing (and what doesn't)
Every JETTI tier is measured in active listings, so it's worth knowing precisely what that means before you plan a portfolio around it.
Active means publicly visible
A listing counts when it is published and reachable by job seekers or renters. If a candidate can find and apply to it, it is active and billable.
- Drafts never count — build out your whole portfolio before publishing anything.
- Paused listings don't count, and pausing is instant.
- Filled roles and leased units should be paused or closed; leaving them live keeps them billable.
- Archived and deleted listings never count.
Units versus properties
Housing billing is per active unit, not per building. A 12-unit building with 3 units listed counts as 3. That is what makes the flat $600 Property Manager tier valuable past roughly 24 listed units — it decouples price from unit count entirely.
How the count is reconciled
JETTI reconciles your billable count against your live listings, so a change you make in the dashboard is reflected in billing rather than tracked by hand. Enterprise accounts can see the invoiced quantity next to their real active count in their own portal.
Publish what you want seen, pause what you don't, and your billable count stays exactly equal to your live inventory.