Breezy HR Jobs Scraper

Every open job on any company's Breezy HR careers site — with full descriptions, remote policy and published salaries — as clean JSON.

Thousands of small and mid-sized companies, staffing firms and nonprofits publish their open positions on Breezy HR careers sites at <company>.breezy.hr. This Actor reads any of those careers sites and returns every open job: title, company, department, employment type, every location with its remote policy, street address when given, posting date, the full description as HTML and plain text, and the salary exactly as shown plus a parsed minimum, maximum, currency and pay period. Paste a careers site URL; there is no login, no API key, and no proxy to configure. Built for job aggregators, recruiting and talent-intelligence teams, salary benchmarking, and hiring-signal tracking.

⚡ Quick start

{
  "startUrls": [{ "url": "https://urrly.breezy.hr/" }],
  "maxItems": 5
}

🧩 Input

Field	Type	Required	Default	Description
startUrls	array	yes	—	Breezy HR careers site URLs on a company subdomain (https://<company>.breezy.hr/), or single position URLs (…/p/<position>).
maxItems	integer	no	—	Maximum number of jobs per start URL. The input form starts at 5; leave it empty to get the whole careers site.
includeDescription	boolean	no	true	Open each position's page for its full description and the salary currency. Adds one request per job; turn it off for a fast list of titles, locations and salaries without descriptions.
proxyConfiguration	object	no	{ "useApifyProxy": false }	Proxy settings. Breezy HR careers sites need no proxy.

Finding a company's careers site. Open the company's careers page and look for a link to <company>.breezy.hr, or an "Apply" link that starts with it. Use that address as the start URL.

📤 Output

Each open job is one dataset row.

Fields

Field	Type	Description
id	string	Breezy position ID.
friendlyId	string	The position's ID and name as they appear in its URL.
title	string	Job title.
company	string	Company name.
companySlug	string	The company's name in Breezy URLs.
companyLogoUrl	string	The company's logo, when it has one.
careersSiteUrl	string	The company's public careers site.
url	string	The job's public page.
applyUrl	string	The job's application form.
department	string	Department, when the company sets one.
employmentType	string	Employment type, e.g. Full-Time, Part-Time, Contract, Temporary.
location	string	Main location as the careers site shows it, e.g. New York, NY.
city	string	City of the main location.
state	string	State or region of the main location.
stateCode	string	State or region code of the main location.
country	string	Country of the main location.
countryCode	string	Two-letter country code of the main location.
address	string	Street address of the main location, when the company gives one.
remote	boolean	Whether the job is marked remote.
remoteType	string	The remote policy, e.g. Fully remote, no location restrictions.
locations	array	Every location the job is posted in: name, city, state, stateCode, country, countryCode, remote.
salaryText	string	The salary exactly as the careers site shows it, e.g. $90,000 – $120,000 / year. null when none is shown.
salary	object	The salary parsed: min, max, currency and period (hour, day, week, month, year). An open-ended "120,000+" has no max; "Up to" has no min. null when none is shown.
publishedAt	string	When the job was published (ISO 8601).
descriptionHtml	string	Job description as HTML. null when includeDescription is off.
descriptionText	string	Job description as plain text. null when includeDescription is off.

💡 Use cases

• Job aggregation — feed job boards, newsletters and niche listing sites with fresh postings from the companies you track.
• Salary benchmarking — collect published salaries by title, location, pay period and company.
• Hiring signals — watch which departments a company is growing, and where, for sales prospecting or investment research.
• Recruiting intelligence — monitor competitors' open roles, their remote policy and how long they stay open.

❓ FAQ

• Do I need an API key or a Breezy HR account? No. The Actor reads the same public careers sites any candidate sees.
• Do I need a proxy? No. It runs without one by default.
• The company's careers page is on its own domain. Custom domains are not supported as input. Look for an apply link that starts with <company>.breezy.hr and use https://<company>.breezy.hr/.
• Why is the salary empty? Companies choose whether to show pay. salaryText and salary are null when the job shows none.
• Why is the salary currency sometimes empty? A $ sign alone can mean several currencies. The currency is filled in when the position page names it, which needs includeDescription on, or when the symbol is unambiguous (such as € or £). The original text is always kept in salaryText.
• Can I scrape many companies at once? Yes. Add one careers site URL per company to startUrls; maxItems applies to each one separately.
• Why did a run return fewer jobs than expected? The careers site may list fewer open jobs than you expected, or the company name in the URL may be wrong; the log says when a careers site is not found. Open an issue if something looks off.

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🖼 Image credit

Image credit: breezy.hr