Welcome to the Jungle Scraper: Jobs and Hiring Signals

Returns job ads from welcometothejungle.com for keywords and filters or from company page URLs, and, in a second mode, one hiring-signal record per company on a watchlist: open jobs by department and contract, roles opened since your previous run, tech tools, headcount and website. It uses plain HTTP, so 25 jobs with full details take about 5 seconds; you pay only for delivered records, and a run that delivers nothing because of an error ends as Failed, never as a green empty run.

What you get

Jobs mode (one record per job ad)

• Title, company, contract type and duration, remote policy, city, region, country, coordinates, every listed location
• Salary range, currency and period, minimum experience, education level, language of the ad, publication date
• Category, sub-category, profession, sectors, summary, key missions, candidate profile, benefits
• With Include full details (on by default, same price): full description as text and HTML, apply URL, skills, tools, office address, company website, last update
• Company size, creation year and labels

Hiring signals mode (one record per company)

• Open jobs, counted by department, contract type and country; jobs published in the last 30 days; the five latest roles
• From the second run on: roles opened since your previous run (listed), roles closed, open jobs at the previous run
• Tech tools (also grouped by category), sectors, headcount, size band, headquarters, labels, website and website domain

Both modes: JSON, CSV or Excel, or through the API, plus a run summary (OUTPUT_SUMMARY in the run's key-value store) saying what was requested, delivered and charged, which inputs failed or were ignored, and why the run stopped.

What it does not return: the site's recruiter, contact and team fields; email addresses and phone numbers in ad texts (the sentence holding one is replaced by [contact details removed], and so is a line that is only a titled name such as "Mme Dupont Claire" and a sentence that names a contact after a cue such as "auprès de M. …" or "contacter Mme …"); the recruitment-process text (it usually names the interviewers); team and video content, logos, applicant data, anything behind a login. A name that an employer writes elsewhere in the ad text can remain: in a 2,000-job run with full details (DzQLLIVRYFcVDPbIj) no email address or phone number was left and one ad still named a staff member ("auprès de M. …", the pattern removed since build 0.1.17).

How to use

Jobs

1. Type keywords and set the optional filters (country, contract, remote, published within N days). Or paste a company page URL from welcometothejungle.com (/fr/companies/doctolib, any edition: /en/, /fr/, /en-GB/ …) to get every job of that company; if you search or filter on the company's Jobs tab first, the URL in your browser carries that search and the actor returns the same jobs.
2. Enter them in Jobs mode: keywords or Welcome to the Jungle URLs. Several entries are fine. The filter fields apply to keywords; a URL carries its own filters.
3. Set Max jobs per keyword or URL and press Start.

Hiring signals

1. Set Mode to Hiring signals and list your companies: exact name (Back Market), slug (back-market), company page URL or website domain (doctolib.com).
2. Press Start, then schedule the same input (daily or weekly). Every run after the first tells you which roles each company opened and how many it closed since the previous run.

Input

Field	Type	Default	What it does
mode	jobs or companies	jobs	What to return. If only companies is filled, hiring signals mode is used.
queries	list of text	none	Jobs mode. Keywords, or company page URLs of welcometothejungle.com with or without a search made on the company's Jobs tab (see "Pasted URLs" under Limits). Site URLs without https:// are accepted; any other text is a keyword, also with a dot (node.js). Duplicates are ignored; URLs of other sites and URLs with a filter the actor does not understand are not run and are named in the status message. Empty with filters set = every job matching the filters.
companies	list of text	none	Hiring signals mode. Name, slug, company page URL or website domain, one per line.
countryCodes	list of text	all	Jobs mode, keywords. Two-letter codes: FR, GB, US, DE, ES … (UK is read as GB). Anything else, such as France, fails the run with a message before any request.
contractTypes	list	all	Jobs mode, keywords. full_time, part_time, internship, apprenticeship, temporary, freelance, vie, graduate_program, volunteer, other. Any other value fails the run with a message before any request.
remote	list	any	Jobs mode, keywords. fulltime, partial, punctual, no, unknown. Any other value fails the run the same way.
publishedWithinDays	number	no limit	Jobs mode, keywords. Only jobs published in the last N days.
sortBy	relevance or newest	relevance	Relevance is limited to 1,000 jobs per entry by the site. Newest first has no limit and is used automatically above 1,000 per entry and for monitoring.
includeDetails	yes/no	yes	Jobs mode. Full description, apply URL, skills, tools, address, company website (one more request per delivered job).
maxItemsPerQuery	number	100	Jobs mode. Stop after this many jobs for each entry.
language	en, fr, es, cs, sk	en	Site edition: language of category, sector and size labels and of the URLs. Ads stay in the language they were written in.
onlyNew	yes/no	no	Jobs mode monitoring: see "Monitoring".
monitorKey	text	empty	Name of the memory, to keep two schedules or two watchlists apart.
proxyConfiguration	proxy	off	Not needed for this site. Turn on only if your runs are blocked.

Jobs input that was run (run E9nsT0ApahjEjQOWW, 25 jobs in 7 s):

{
  "queries": ["data engineer"],
  "countryCodes": ["FR"],
  "remote": ["partial", "fulltime"],
  "publishedWithinDays": 30,
  "maxItemsPerQuery": 25
}

Hiring signals input that was run (run FXbQtr4gs0flB8I2C, 4 companies in 5 s; the fifth entry was not found, not charged, and named in the status message):

{
  "mode": "companies",
  "companies": ["doctolib", "backmarket.com", "qonto", "mirakl", "nosuchcompany-xyz"]
}

Example result

A job from run Upp7tdX93M01ohJ5i on 2026-10-13 (the URL input shown as query). Texts longer than 150 characters and lists longer than 4 entries are cut here with …; nothing else is edited.

{
  "id": "2b6b9520-e9e4-4b23-bb72-1d31e20d521a",
  "url": "https://www.welcometothejungle.com/fr/companies/securitesociale/jobs/1-comptable-f-h-en-cdd-a-temps-plein_montreuil",
  "title": "1 Comptable (F/H) en CDD à temps plein",
  "companyName": "La Sécurité Sociale",
  "companySlug": "securitesociale",
  "companyUrl": "https://www.welcometothejungle.com/fr/companies/securitesociale",
  "contractType": "temporary",
  "contractDurationMinMonths": 5,
  "contractDurationMaxMonths": 5,
  "remote": "fulltime",
  "city": "Montreuil",
  "region": "Ile-de-France",
  "country": "France",
  "countryCode": "FR",
  "latitude": 48.86827,
  "longitude": 2.43453,
  "locations": [{ "city": "Montreuil", "region": "Ile-de-France", "country": "France", "countryCode": "FR" }],
  "salaryMin": 24000,
  "salaryMax": 29000,
  "salaryCurrency": "EUR",
  "salaryPeriod": "yearly",
  "experienceMinYears": 1,
  "educationLevel": "bac_2",
  "language": "fr",
  "publishedAt": "2026-10-13T13:43:11Z",
  "category": "Affaires et finance",
  "subCategory": "Comptabilité",
  "profession": "Comptable",
  "sectors": [
    "Santé",
    "Administration publique",
    "SocialTech / GreenTech"
  ],
  "summary": "Rejoignez l'UGECAM Ile de France, un acteur clé de la santé publique en France. En tant que comptable, vous serez responsable de la gestion des relevé…",
  "keyMissions": [
    "Traiter les relevés bancaires, tenir le journal de trésorerie et réaliser les états de rapprochement financier.",
    "Lettrer les comptes de tiers, faire les ajustements de solde, contrôler et valider les factures fournisseurs.",
    "Participer aux clôtures et au contrôle interne, suivre les créances clients de plusieurs établissements."
  ],
  "profile": "Diplôme et expérience requis :\n\nBac + 2 dans le domaine comptable exigé\n\nOu une expérience équivalente",
  "benefits": [
    "Horaires de travail flexibles",
    "Entre 1-2 jours de télétravail",
    "Équipe dédiée à la Diversité & inclusivité",
    "RTT / Jour de repos",
    "…"
  ],
  "companyEmployees": 145000,
  "companyCreationYear": 1945,
  "companyLabels": [],
  "description": "Contexte\nL'UGECAM Ile de France, organisme de l'assurance maladie, est un important acteur régional de santé publique qui gère 19 établissements sanit…",
  "descriptionHtml": "<p><strong>Contexte</strong></p><p>L&#39;UGECAM Ile de France, organisme de l&#39;assurance maladie, est un important acteur régional de santé publiqu…",
  "applyUrl": "https://www.aplitrak.com/?adid=dWdlY2FtaWRmLjY3NDUxLjkzODBAdWNhbnNzLmFwbGl0cmFrLmNvbQ",
  "skills": [
    "Accounting"
  ],
  "tools": [
    "Excel"
  ],
  "startDate": "2026-10-12T22:00:00Z",
  "updatedAt": "2026-10-13T13:43:12.025227Z",
  "address": "4 Place du Général de Gaulle, 93100 Montreuil, France",
  "companyWebsite": "https://www.securite-sociale.fr/accueil",
  "detailsFetched": true,
  "query": "https://www.welcometothejungle.com/fr/jobs?query=comptable&refinementList%5Boffices.country_code%5D%5B%5D=FR&sortBy=mostRecent",
  "scrapedAt": "2026-10-13T14:08:45.406Z"
}

Field	Meaning
id	The site's own id of the ad; stable between runs.
contractType, remote, educationLevel	The site's codes (e.g. full_time, partial, bac_5).
salaryMin, salaryMax, salaryPeriod	As published; many ads publish no salary (19 of 31 did in run bIlQd31OnFOgLq7GZ).
profile, summary, description	Text. descriptionHtml keeps the ad's formatting.
applyUrl	The employer's application form when the ad links to one, otherwise the job page (where the application form is).
detailsFetched	false when details were turned off, the job's page was already gone, or its request still failed after the retries; the fields from description to companyWebsite are then empty, except applyUrl, which is the job page. Such a job is delivered and charged, and the status message and OUTPUT_SUMMARY say how many there were.
companyUrl	The company's page. With language es, cs or sk it is the English page: the site has company pages in English and French only.
query	The keyword or URL that returned the job.

A company from run FXbQtr4gs0flB8I2C (first run for this watchlist; techTools, techToolsByCategory and latestJobs shortened):

{
  "id": "8GNWxLL",
  "slug": "doctolib",
  "name": "Doctolib",
  "url": "https://www.welcometothejungle.com/en/companies/doctolib",
  "website": "https://about.doctolib.com/",
  "websiteDomain": "about.doctolib.com",
  "sectors": ["Mobile Apps", "Software", "SaaS / Cloud Services", "Health"],
  "employees": 3000,
  "sizeBand": "> 2,000 employees",
  "headquartersCity": "Levallois-Perret",
  "headquartersCountryCode": "FR",
  "labels": ["bcorp"],
  "techTools": ["Python", "Ruby", "Java", "React JS", "Amazon RDS", "Swift (iOS)", "React Native", "Amazon Redshift", "…"],
  "techToolsByCategory": { "backend": ["Python", "Ruby", "Java", "Kotlin"], "frontend": ["React JS", "TypeScript"], "…": [] },
  "openJobs": 84,
  "jobsByDepartment": { "Tech & Engineering": 35, "Sales & Customer Service": 18, "Project / Product Management": 11, "Communication & Marketing & Advertising": 7, "HR / People": 5, "Business & Finance": 3, "Research & Development": 1, "Security & Defense": 1, "Healthcare": 1, "Culture & Arts": 1, "Hospitality": 1 },
  "jobsByContract": { "full_time": 55, "internship": 29 },
  "jobsByCountry": { "FR": 84 },
  "jobsPublishedLast30Days": 63,
  "latestJobPublishedAt": "2026-10-12T22:01:16Z",
  "latestJobs": [
    { "id": "0d89d397-8058-43db-805d-95a29d1c7f46", "title": "IA Engineer Intern (x/f/m) - Paris", "contractType": "internship", "department": "Tech & Engineering", "city": "Paris", "countryCode": "FR", "remote": "partial", "publishedAt": "2026-10-12T22:01:16Z", "url": "https://www.welcometothejungle.com/en/companies/doctolib/jobs/ia-engineer-intern-x-f-m-paris_paris" }
  ],
  "isFirstRun": true,
  "previousRunAt": null,
  "openJobsAtPreviousRun": null,
  "newJobsCount": null,
  "newJobs": [],
  "closedJobsCount": null,
  "matchedBy": "name",
  "input": "doctolib",
  "scrapedAt": "2026-10-13T10:08:14.529Z"
}

Field	Meaning
openJobs	Jobs of the company in the site's job search at the time of the run.
jobsByDepartment, jobsByContract, jobsByCountry	Counts over the open jobs (a job with offices in two countries counts in both). Computed over at most 1,000 jobs per company.
isFirstRun	true when there is no earlier run to compare with; newJobsCount and closedJobsCount are then null.
newJobsCount, newJobs	Roles that were not open at your previous run (previousRunAt). newJobs lists up to 50, newest first, in the same shape as latestJobs.
closedJobsCount	Roles open at the previous run that are gone now.
techTools, sizeBand	From the company's profile on the site; empty when the company has not filled them in.
slug, url	The slug the company's job pages use. A company the site has renamed can have a second slug; both lead to the same record (same id).
matchedBy	How the entry was matched: slug (a company page URL, or a slug that is not also the name), name (exact) or domain (the website on the company's profile).

Fields the site does not provide are null (or an empty list), never missing.

Pricing

Pay per event. You pay for what is delivered, not for time or memory.

Event	Free	Bronze	Silver	Gold and above
Run start (once per run)	$0.003	$0.003	$0.003	$0.003
Job delivered (details included)	$0.00144	$0.0012	$0.00108	$0.00096
Company hiring-signal record	$0.0048	$0.004	$0.0036	$0.0032

Worked examples on the Bronze plan:

• 1 search, 500 jobs with full details: 500 × $0.0012 + $0.003 = $0.603.

• A daily "only new" run that finds 12 new jobs: 12 × $0.0012 + $0.003 = $0.0174; a day with nothing new costs the start event, $0.003.

• A watchlist of 200 companies, checked weekly: 200 × $0.004 + $0.003 = $0.803 per run.

• Records that could not be delivered are not charged: an unknown company, an empty search or a failed entry costs nothing beyond the run start. A job returned by two of your entries is delivered and charged once, and counts towards the maximum of both.

• The run start is charged by the platform each time the run's container starts, so a run you abort and resurrect pays it twice (run a2AuVDGk53bhY3aco: 2 starts, 1,500 jobs, none charged twice).

• The maximum total charge you set for a run is respected: the actor stops before it would go over, keeps what was delivered, and says so in the status message (run rMqQ05aOYTyONX3cY: limit $0.0402 = start + 31 jobs, exactly 31 delivered and charged).

Reliability and failure behaviour

What happened	Run status	Status message
Records delivered	Succeeded	Scraped 25 jobs from 1 query
The site has no jobs for your search	Succeeded	0 results: Welcome to the Jungle has no jobs for this query
Some entries worked, some failed or were not found	Succeeded	Scraped 4 companies from 5 queries — 1 of 5 queries failed ("nosuchcompany-xyz": no company named exactly "nosuchcompany-xyz" on Welcome to the Jungle. …)
Some entries had no jobs or could not be used	Succeeded	Scraped 15 jobs from 2 queries — 1 of 2 queries had no results ("…"); 1 input entry ignored ("https://www.linkedin.com/jobs": not a welcometothejungle.com URL)
Nothing delivered because of errors or blocking	Failed	No jobs delivered: Welcome to the Jungle blocked every attempt; try again later. No results were charged.
Input the actor cannot use	Failed, in about a second	Nothing to do: the input has no "queries". Add at least one entry to "queries", e.g. … or "France" in "countryCodes" is not a two-letter country code: …
Details were on and some job pages were gone or could not be fetched	Succeeded	Scraped 8 jobs from 1 query — 2 jobs delivered without details (the page was gone or could not be fetched) (if no detail of a page of results can be fetched, the entry fails instead and nothing is charged for it)
Maximum charge reached	Succeeded	Scraped 31 jobs from 2 queries — stopped at the maximum charge set for this run
Maximum charge below the price of one record	Failed, before any request	The maximum charge set for this run ($0.0035) is below the price of one job, …
Run timeout close	Succeeded	… — stopped just before the run timeout; raise the timeout to get the rest

• Requests are retried up to 3 times with increasing pauses on network errors, HTTP 429, 5xx and refusals.
• The site's search settings are read at the start of every run. If that one request is refused after its retries, the settings last known to work (built into the actor) are used and the log says so; if the search then refuses them too, the run ends Failed.
• Records are saved page by page (100 jobs). A run that is aborted, times out or is resurrected keeps what was delivered and does not deliver or charge the same record twice.
• OUTPUT_SUMMARY is written after every delivered page with status RUNNING and replaced at the end. A run you abort gracefully ends with status ABORTED in it (run dyJCdifVtQRtNGJUb: 100 delivered and charged); a run aborted immediately keeps the last one written (run t834x75RXBwJ7ztMI, aborted at 100 jobs: status RUNNING, 100 delivered and charged; resurrected, it ended with 400 different jobs, 400 charged).
• Measured on 2026-10-13 from the Apify platform without a proxy: in the last test round (19 runs on build 0.1.17, about 1,900 requests to the site) no request was refused or failed. Across the roughly 140 test runs made that day, one request was refused and went through on its first retry (run TOOr9mkfBWIR8gab3), and 1 run failed for a reason on the site's side (run h6ameRreePnJfo1nP: the settings request came back without the search settings; the run ended Failed with no results charged). That request is now retried and has the fallback above; the fallback itself has only been exercised in offline tests. Refused requests are named in the run log.
• The site changed its public pages on 2026-10-13 (see "Pasted URLs" below). The search and job data this actor reads kept working through that change; if the site retires them, runs will fail with a message, not return empty data.

Limits

• In relevance order the site serves at most 1,000 jobs per search. Ask for more than 1,000 per entry (or choose newest first) and the actor follows the publication date instead, which has no cap: run OjoH3KpamzH7cf5Td delivered 2,500 internships in France, all different, in 11 seconds (without details).
• Speed: about 400 jobs per minute with full details (2,000 in 305 s, run DzQLLIVRYFcVDPbIj; 1,200 in 181 s, run UBy1fRlmRMnqpDAWJ); 1,000 jobs in 6 s without details (run Bmh36j25JO2SfA7l2). About one company per second in hiring signals mode.
• Salary, experience, education level, skills and tools are empty when the employer did not fill them in.
• Pasted URLs. Since 13 October 2026 the site's own job search page (/jobs?query=…) no longer shows results to visitors who are not signed in; the search that is left in the open is the one on each company's Jobs tab (/fr/companies/<company>/jobs, which the site now shows as /companies-v1/). The actor reads the URLs that page writes, checked on 2026-10-13 against the requests the site itself sends: keyword (query), job type, remote policy, profession, experience, contract duration, ad language, the "title only" switch (searchTitle), sort by date (sortBy=mostRecent) and a city with its radius (aroundLatLng with aroundRadius in kilometres, as the site writes it; 20 km when the URL has none). For four such searches the actor's request matched exactly as many jobs as the site's (27 to 41,048). The same parameters on an old /jobs?… URL are read the same way, over all companies. Run MZJxoQZ5yfBgkpsUL: a company URL with job type, experience and sort returned that company's 28 matching jobs; run IKBvaQYvjWpYBrQDd: a 5 km radius around Paris.
• A URL that filters on a region (refinementList[offices.state]) is not run: the site writes the region in the page's language (Bretagne) and searches another name (Brittany), which the actor cannot translate (run FtaoHcKi0bwhjr10b). A URL with any other filter the actor does not understand, or a filter value the site has no code for, is not run either (runs 4FOeu6ma1ul52IA7z, XJ6wlxiLANQIKPIxb). In each case nothing is charged for the entry and the status message names the reason, because leaving a filter out would deliver a wider search than you asked for. A salary filter was not found on the site on 2026-10-13; range[salary_yearly_minimum][min]=60000 on a URL is still read as a minimum yearly salary (run PwWqMvVZNWF6Alulb).
• Newest-first order (used for more than 1,000 jobs per entry and for monitoring) matches multi-word keywords a little more loosely than relevance order: on 2026-10-13 data engineer matched 9,298 jobs by relevance and 9,812 newest first; a single word matched the same number in both.
• Hiring signals: a company must match by slug, exact name (ignoring case, accents and punctuation) or website domain. The domain must be the host of the website on the company's profile, or its parent domain when the profile's name is that domain's name (doctolib.com matches Doctolib's about.doctolib.com). So backmarket.fr does not match a profile that says backmarket.com, and bnpparibas.com does not match BNP Paribas Real Estate at realestate.bnpparibas.com. When several different companies match, the only one with open jobs is taken; otherwise the entry fails, uncharged, with the candidates and their slugs named (run NoobgHWpX93ZieqwP). Counts by department cover at most 1,000 open jobs per company.
• Coverage is what Welcome to the Jungle lists: mostly France, plus the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, Spain and others.

Monitoring

New jobs only (jobs mode). Turn on Only new jobs, save the input as a task and schedule it.

• The first run delivers the newest jobs of each search, up to your maximum, and remembers them. Older jobs below that maximum are treated as backlog and are not delivered by later runs.
• Every later run delivers and charges only jobs it has not delivered: those published since the previous run, plus jobs that reached the site's search late (it looks back up to 3 hours for those, but never further back than the oldest job of a first run that was cut by the maximum). Five runs over 9 minutes on all jobs in France with a maximum of 30 (fmVaOQoCWLzJ9xC4s, pJsyDMbdQpFsMBBj1, gepPIWNhs2Y1EUjGn, glgKPRQF6WObevEMG, X4OYUv8exULBHjJPV): 30 jobs, then 2, 0, 2 and 1, every one published after the first run's newest job, none twice. Up to build 0.1.16 a later run could deliver jobs older than the first run's oldest on a busy search; that is fixed in 0.1.17.
• If more new jobs appear between two runs than your maximum, the newest are delivered and the next run delivers the rest.
• Entries of one input that share jobs do not repeat each other's jobs in later runs. Runs Jh6ptQd2HqDz49zMM and, 12 seconds later, kfhNibEREX4f2xd8l (data engineer and data analyst, 40 each): 65 jobs (15 matched both keywords), then 1 job, which the site's search had not listed at the first run.
• A run with nothing new ends as Succeeded with 0 new jobs in 1 monitored query (no results charged) and costs only the run start.
• A run that is aborted and resurrected continues where it stopped (run VZ5MaHFRDEo3bi5rf: 298 jobs before the abort, 500 different jobs in total, none charged twice).

Hiring signals. Every run delivers one record per company; from the second run on it contains the roles opened and closed since the previous run. The comparison point moves forward only when a company's record was delivered.

The memory for both is a key-value store named welcome-to-the-jungle-scraper-monitor in your own account (one record per search or company and monitor name; up to 10,000 job ids per search). Delete the store or change Monitor name to start over. To be notified, add an integration to the task (email, Slack, webhook) on "run succeeded".

FAQ

Do I need a proxy? No. All test runs without a proxy reached the site from the Apify platform. With Apify Proxy turned on the actor also works (run CPsnfAy9k1q0prseq), only slower.

Why did I get fewer jobs than the site shows? In relevance order the site stops at 1,000 per search; choose newest first or raise the maximum above 1,000. A job matched by two of your entries is delivered once and counts towards the maximum of both.

Why is a company "not found" when it is on the site? Names must match exactly, and a name or domain shared by several companies is not guessed. The status message and OUTPUT_SUMMARY list the closest companies with their slugs; use the slug.

Can I run it from code? Yes: the API, the Apify clients for JavaScript and Python, and the integrations Apify offers. The Output tab shows the URLs.

What happens when the site changes? Runs fail with a message instead of returning empty data. Report the run id under Issues.

Legal and responsible use

This actor collects job advertisements and company profile data that Welcome to the Jungle shows publicly without a login. It is built to leave people out: recruiter, contact and team fields of the source are not read, the recruitment-process text is left out because it usually names interviewers, and in ad texts a sentence that holds an email address or phone number, a sentence that names a contact after a cue such as "auprès de M. …", and a line that is only a titled name are replaced by [contact details removed]. In a 2,000-job run with full details (DzQLLIVRYFcVDPbIj) and a 1,200-job run (UBy1fRlmRMnqpDAWJ) no email address or phone number was left in any field. This removal works on patterns, so it is not a guarantee: free text written by an employer can still mention a member of its staff by name (one ad in the 2,000-job run did, before the cue rule was added). If you find one, treat it as personal data.

Welcome to the Jungle's terms of use prohibit automated extraction of its content, and its job and company database may be protected by copyright and database rights. You are responsible for how you use this actor and the data: check whether your use is permitted, do not republish ads or rebuild the site's database, keep volumes to what you need, and comply with data-protection law (GDPR and others) in your country and the country of the data. Do not use the output for unsolicited marketing to individuals. If you are unsure, ask a lawyer before you build on it.

Related actors

• Company Hiring Tracker: the hiring-signals idea for companies that are not on Welcome to the Jungle. It reads their own job boards (Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workable, Personio, Teamtailor, Workday and more) from a domain or careers page and reports open, new and closed roles per company.
• SEEK Jobs Scraper: job ads from Australia and New Zealand, with salary parsed into numbers and searches past SEEK's 500-result cap.
• Europages Company Scraper: European B2B companies by industry keyword and country (address, phone, website, company email), to build the list of companies you then watch for hiring.

Changelog

• 2026-10-13, build 0.1.17: new-jobs monitoring no longer delivers jobs older than the first run's oldest on busy searches; pasted URLs are read as the site writes them today (company Jobs tab, /companies-v1/, radius in kilometres, experience and duration ranges, profession, title-only); invalid filter values fail with a message; the status message counts jobs delivered without details; a contact named after "auprès de M. …" is removed from ad texts.
• 2026-10-13, 0.1: first version. Jobs mode with details, filters, URLs, newest-first paging past 1,000 and new-jobs monitoring; hiring signals mode.

Support

Open an issue on the actor's Issues tab with the run id.