Jobberman Scraper

Jobberman Nigeria Job Scraper — Salary, Description, Company

Search Jobberman.com — Nigeria's largest job board — by keyword or direct URL and get back structured job listings: title, company, location, salary range, employment type, experience level, and the full job description in HTML, plain text, and Markdown.

What it does

The actor runs a two-step crawl. First it fetches Jobberman's search-results pages for your keyword(s) and collects the listing URLs from each result card. Then it opens every listing's detail page, where the real data lives: each page carries a single application/ld+json block (schema.org JobPosting) plus a window.dataLayer object with the human-readable company name, location, and work-type text. The actor reads both sources and merges them into one clean record per job — no browser rendering needed, the site serves the data server-side.

Input

• Queries — one or more search keywords (e.g. "manager", "accountant"). Each keyword paginates through Jobberman's search results (16 listings per page) until a page returns no results or maxItems is reached.
• Start URLs — optional direct jobberman.com/jobs?... search-result URLs (with your own site filters applied) or direct jobberman.com/listings/... job URLs, for when you already know exactly what to scrape.
• Max items — maximum number of job listings to return (default 100, up to 5000).
• Proxy configuration — Apify Proxy, RESIDENTIAL group, prefilled and ready to use out of the box.

Output fields

Each result is one job listing with:

• jobId, url, title, company, location, country
• industry, occupationalCategory, employmentType, qualifications, experienceMonths
• descriptionHtml, descriptionText, descriptionMarkdown — the same job description in three formats
• datePosted, applicationDeadline, directApply
• salaryMin, salaryMax, salaryCurrency, salaryPeriod — present when the employer publishes a salary; Jobberman marks many listings "Confidential," in which case these fields come back empty rather than guessed
• scrapedAt

Pricing

Pay-per-result — see the Store pricing tab for the current per-listing price. You're only charged for listings that are successfully scraped and returned; a failed detail fetch (e.g. a listing that 404s) is skipped and not charged.

Notes

Jobberman doesn't expose a total-result count on its search pages, so the actor paginates until a page comes back empty or your maxItems cap is hit. Salary data is genuinely only present on listings where the employer chose to disclose it — that's a source data-sparsity fact, not a parsing gap. Company officer/registry-style data is not part of Jobberman's listing pages and isn't returned here.