| 🆔 Stable job ID, source site and URL | 📝 Job title |
| 🏢 Company (and company page) | 📍 Location, city, postcode, department, region, country |
| 📅 Posting date and valid-through date | 🏠 Remote: onsite / hybrid / remote |
| 💶 Salary range (when stated) | ⏱️ Hours per week and employment type (CDI, CDD, alternance ...) |
| 🎓 Education level | 🔁 also_on: other site with the same job |
| 📄 Full description (add-on, see below) | 🔗 Apply link (where the site has one) |
Every site fills what it has; coordinates, postcodes, skills and sectors come from some fields or the add-on only. Missing fields are `null`. Site-specific extras (`origin`, `rome_code`, `skills`, `benefits`, ...) are kept as extra fields.
#### How do I scrape French jobs?
1. [Create a free Apify account](https://console.apify.com/sign-up) and open this Actor.
2. Enter a **keyword** (for example `développeur`) and optionally a **location** and radius. Leave **Sites** on the default or pick one.
3. Set **Max jobs** and optionally **Posted in the last (days)**.
4. Switch on **Full details** if you need descriptions from both boards.
5. Click **Start** and download the jobs from the **Output** tab as JSON, CSV, Excel, XML or HTML.
### How much does it cost to scrape French job boards?
You **pay per job** that ends up in your dataset: **$0.75 per 1,000 unique jobs**, after duplicates are removed. No subscription.
- **Add-on: Full details, $1 per 1,000** jobs, **off by default**. Charged only for jobs whose detail page was actually fetched. Applies to Welcome to the Jungle and France Travail.
- The monthly credit of Apify's free plan covers thousands of jobs.
- You are charged for the jobs in the dataset, not for the (more numerous) jobs fetched before deduplication and the **Max jobs** cut. Set a maximum cost per run in the run options.
### Input
See the **Input** tab for all options. The shared fields are the same as in our single-site job Actors, except the site-specific filters (contract types, partner offers): for those use the single-site Actors.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| **Keyword** (`keyword`) | Job title or skill, sent to both sites, e.g. `développeur` |
| **Location** (`location`) | City, department or postcode, sent to both sites, e.g. `Lyon` |
| **Radius (km)** (`radius_km`) | Distance around the location; needs a location |
| **Posted in the last (days)** (`posted_since_days`) | Only jobs posted in the last N days |
| **Sites** (`sites`) | `welcometothejungle`, `francetravail` (default: both) |
| **Max jobs** (`limit`) | Cap on the merged dataset; every site gets a fair share |
| **Max jobs per site** (`limit_per_site`) | Optional cap per site (default: Max jobs) |
| **Full details** (`includeDetails`) | Paid add-on: detail page data |
| **Proxy** (`proxyConfiguration`) | Off by default: neither site needs one |
Example input:
```json
{
"keyword": "développeur",
"location": "Lyon",
"posted_since_days": 7,
"limit": 100
}
```
#### Location and keyword
The Actor sends your keyword and location to **both sites as is**. Use French terms (`développeur`, `infirmier`, `vendeur`, `alternance marketing`); English words such as `product manager` also work, mostly on Welcome to the Jungle.
- `posted_since_days`, `limit` and the keyword are applied the same way on both sites.
- **France Travail needs a keyword and/or a location**; without either it is skipped.
- Welcome to the Jungle never returns jobs abroad.
- If **every** selected site rejects the input, the run fails so you notice.
### Output
Jobs are stored in the default dataset, one item per unique job. Export them as JSON, CSV, Excel, XML or HTML. Every site uses the same field names (`id` is `