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How can I get more than 1250 results?
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Hi, every time I only get 1250 results, is there a setting I need to change? thanks

Hi @sidekick_duncan,
Thanks for reaching out!
The limitation you're experiencing is expected: for a given query, the Indeed API (or scraping results, depending on your setup) typically returns a maximum of 1250 results. This is a cap imposed by Indeed and cannot be increased through settings.
If you'd like to gather more than 1250 results, you'll need to adjust your search strategy. Here are a couple of ways to do that:
🔍 Vary your query
Instead of using just "Analyst"
, try more specific variations like:
"Data Analyst"
"Financial Analyst"
"Business Analyst"
📍 Vary your location
Break your search down by city or region with a wide radius:
"New York"
withradius=100
(optional)- Then try
"Washington"
,"Boston"
,"Chicago"
, etc.
Combining different queries with different locations will allow you to bypass the single-query cap and access a much broader dataset.
Let us know if you need help setting this up or automating the process!
Best regards, The Borderline Team
sidekick_duncan
Thank you for the quick reply and I understand.
Another question: I always choose Option 2 and do not change what Option 1 says. Should I delete 'Analyst' (which is there by default)?

Great question — thanks for the follow-up!
When you choose Option 2 and provide a url
, only the following fields are actually used:
"urls"
"maxRowsPerUrl"
All other parameters — such as "query"
, "maxRows"
, or "country"
— are ignored in this case.
So no need to delete "Analyst"
or change anything else — it won’t affect your results as long as you're using the "url"
field directly.
Let us know if you need help tweaking your URLs to get the most out of your searches!
Best, The Borderline Team

Hello, I’ll go ahead and close this issue, but feel free to open a new one anytime you need help.
Best, The Borderline Team