Indeed Jobs Scraper: Descriptions, Salaries, Benefits, No Login

Get Indeed job listings for any keyword and location, or for any filtered Indeed job search, on 12 Indeed country sites. No login, no cookies. Full job descriptions are optional.

Every run reports how many of the jobs Indeed counts for your search it saved, so you can see the coverage you got.

What you can do with it

• Follow the job market for a title in a city: schedule a run with Date posted set to the last day and collect the new jobs.
• Pay and benefits analysis: salaryMin, salaryMax, salaryPeriod and benefits per job.
• Skills analysis on full job descriptions (description, optional).
• Fill a job board, spreadsheet or alert with jobs from any of 12 Indeed country sites.

What you get

One record per job, never the same job twice in a search:

• Job: jobId, title, url, location, workModel (Remote, Hybrid work), jobTypes (Full-time, Contract...), snippet (short excerpt of the description)
• Company: companyName, companyRating (1 to 5), companyReviewCount
• Pay, when Indeed shows it: salaryText (for example $93,500 - $145,400 a year), salaryMin, salaryMax, salaryPeriod (year, month, week, day, hour), salaryCurrency
• Benefits: benefits (health insurance, 401(k), paid time off...)
• Posting: postedText ("2 days ago"), postedDate, easyApply, isSponsored, isNew, urgentlyHiring
• Description, if you ask for it: description (full text, plain), descriptionFetched
• Other: search (which keyword or URL produced it), scrapedAt

Sample output

One record from a run on 2026-10-08, as saved (long text and lists shortened):

{
    "jobId": "360b742521200392",
    "title": "Electrician Trainee",
    "companyName": "Kiewit Craft",
    "companyRating": 3.7,
    "companyReviewCount": 2361,
    "location": "Aurora, CO",
    "workModel": null,
    "jobTypes": [],
    "salaryText": "$24 - $30 an hour",
    "salaryMin": 24,
    "salaryMax": 30,
    "salaryPeriod": "hour",
    "salaryCurrency": "USD",
    "benefits": [
        "Paid training"
    ],
    "postedText": "30+ days ago",
    "postedDate": "2026-07-10",
    "easyApply": false,
    "isSponsored": false,
    "isNew": false,
    "urgentlyHiring": false,
    "snippet": "Develop conduit bending, conduit installation and layout skills. As an Electrician Trainee, you'll complete a paid, two-week training program at a Kiewit…",
    "url": "https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=360b742521200392",
    "description": "Requisition ID: 185387\nPosition Summary\nIf you're ready to work hard, learn a trade and build a long-term career, Kiewit's Electrical Training Program is a great place to start. As an Electrician Trainee, you'll complete a paid, two-week training program at a…",
    "descriptionFetched": true,
    "search": "electrician in Denver, CO",
    "scrapedAt": "2026-10-08T02:33:58.028Z"
}

Input

• Keywords — job titles, skills or companies, one per line. Each line is its own search. If you give no keyword, location or search URL (for example an API call with an empty input), the example search data analyst in Austin, TX runs.
• Location — city, state, ZIP or postcode, or Remote. Applies to all keywords. Leave empty for the whole country.
• Country — United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Ireland, New Zealand, India, Singapore, South Africa, Germany, France or the Netherlands. Results come only from that country's Indeed site.
• Date posted, job type, remote or hybrid, distance — applied by Indeed itself, so every job returned is inside the filter.
• Indeed job search URLs — for anything more specific. Set your filters on any Indeed country site and paste the address of the results page.
• Maximum jobs per keyword or URL — default 100. You are never charged for more.
• Maximum pages read per keyword or URL — default 150. Limits how much work one search may take; see the numbers below.
• Include full job descriptions — off by default.
• Leave out sponsored placements — on by default, see below.

{
    "keywords": ["data analyst", "registered nurse"],
    "location": "Austin, TX",
    "datePosted": "7",
    "maxJobsPerSearch": 500,
    "includeDescriptions": true
}

FAQ

Is there an Indeed jobs API that works without logging in?

Yes, in the sense that you can call it like one. Start a run through the Apify API or one of Apify's clients with the input described here, then read the results as JSON, CSV or Excel. It uses no login and no cookies.

How many Indeed jobs can I get for one search?

Most of a small or medium search and a good part of a large one, not every job. In our October 2026 measurements, searches with a place gave 78% to 95% of Indeed's count up to about 3,000 jobs and a third of it at 11,000; remote searches gave about a fifth. The table under "How many jobs you can get" has the runs behind these numbers, and every run reports its own coverage.

Can it get full Indeed job descriptions?

Yes, with Include full job descriptions on. In tests 1,492 of the 1,507 descriptions asked for were fetched (99%). A job whose description cannot be fetched is still returned, with descriptionFetched: false.

Can I run an Indeed scraper from n8n, Make or a schedule?

Yes. Like any Apify actor it can be started on a schedule in Apify, from Apify's n8n and Make integrations, or over the Apify API, and the results can be read as JSON, CSV or Excel.

Which countries does it cover?

The United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Ireland, New Zealand, India, Singapore, South Africa, Germany, France and the Netherlands. Results come only from the chosen country's Indeed site.

How much does it cost?

$4.00 per 1,000 jobs on Apify's Free plan, plus $1.00 per 1,000 descriptions when you ask for them and a start fee of $0.00005 per run. Paid Apify plans pay less: Bronze 10%, Silver 20% and Gold 30% less. Runs that fail or return nothing cost nothing.

How many jobs you can get: read this first

Indeed shows visitors who are not signed in only the first page of a search: 15 matching jobs plus up to 30 sponsored ones. Page 2 leads to a sign-in screen. This scraper does not log in, so it cannot page through a search.

Instead it divides your search with Indeed's own filters (job attributes, job type, pay, education, date posted, city, postcode, employer, excluded words), reads the first page of each part, divides again the parts that are still too big, and merges everything without duplicates. Each part is a narrower version of your search, so every job returned still matches your keyword, location, country and filters. Remote and date filters are also checked on each job.

This reaches most of a small or medium search and a good part of a large one, not every job. Measured in October 2026, with the job maximum out of the way:

Search	Indeed's count	After Indeed merges repeats	Jobs saved	Share of count	Share after merging	Pages read	Run time
actuary, Columbus, OH	19	18	18	95%	100%	7	1 to 3 min
data analyst, Austin, TX	539	504	421	78%	84%	184	5 min
registered nurse, Chicago, IL	2,850	2,262	2,230	78%	99%	600 (the limit set)	10 min
python developer, whole US	11,182	4,299	3,677	33%	86%	600 (the limit set)	13 min
software engineer, London (UK site)	1,222	410	433	35%	over 100%	96	4 min
customer service, Remote	4,122	2,765	867	21%	31%	552	13 min

These six runs used a page maximum of 600. With the default of 150 pages the Chicago search gave 1,084 jobs in under four minutes. Run times are from these runs; small searches now finish in about a minute.

In short: searches with a place typically gave 78% to 95% of Indeed's count up to about 3,000 jobs, and a third of it at 11,000. Remote searches are the weak case, at about a fifth, because Indeed offers few filters to divide them with and a remote job has no city to search by.

How to read this:

• Indeed gives two counts. The first is the one behind the number on its results page. The second is what remains after Indeed merges repeated postings, which is what paging through the search would reach. Coverage against the second is the fairer measure; both are shown.
• Indeed's own count for the same search changes from one request to the next (we saw 2,850 and 4,250 for one search within two hours), so percentages are approximate.
• The London run saved more jobs than Indeed's merged count: narrower searches also surface postings Indeed would fold into another one.
• The scraper stops a search when further pages stop bringing new jobs (fewer than one new job per two pages over 40 pages), when it reaches your job maximum, or when it reaches the page maximum. The run's status message and log say which, with the count saved against Indeed's count.
• For the widest coverage of a big search, split it yourself as well: one run per city, or per job type, each with its own maximum.

Other limits:

• Indeed's remote filter combined with a city often returns no result list at all on Indeed itself (0 of 14 in our test). To search remote jobs, put Remote in Location.
• Pay is missing where Indeed shows none.
• Counts and coverage are per search; the same job can appear under two keywords.

Sponsored jobs

Indeed shows paid placements in two ways.

• In separate blocks around the result list, up to 30 per page. Its ad system picks them, they are not part of the count Indeed reports, and they often match the search only loosely (a search for actuaries with 19 results came with 59 different placements, among them payroll and cybersecurity analysts). By default these are left out, so your results and your bill consist of jobs that match your search. Turn Leave out sponsored placements off to get them too: they are added at the end of each search, only if there is room under your maximum.
• Inside the result list, in place of an unpaid result. These match the search and are always kept. On some country sites (Canada in our tests) the whole first page consists of them.

Both kinds are marked isSponsored: true.

Job descriptions

With Include full job descriptions on, each job gets its full description as plain text in description. In tests 1,492 of the 1,507 descriptions asked for were fetched (99%); the 15 missing ones were a single refused request in one run. A job whose description cannot be fetched is still returned, with description: null and descriptionFetched: false.

Pricing

You pay per job saved, and per description when you ask for descriptions. Duplicates are never saved, so never charged. Runs that fail or return nothing cost nothing.

Reliability

Indeed blocks automated traffic, so the scraper uses a real browser and residential proxies, and replaces its browser session with a fresh one on a new address every 26 pages, before Indeed's limit of about 30 searches per visitor. In our last test batch of 16 runs, 21% of first page loads and 4% of the further requests were refused and repeated from a new address; no search was lost to blocking. If a search cannot be opened at all, the run says so in its status message and still returns the jobs of the other searches.

Notes

This scraper collects job listing data only. It does not collect recruiter or other personal contact details, and it does not log in.

Each run stores a COVERAGE record in its key-value store: per search, Indeed's two counts, jobs saved, pages read, why it stopped, and how many new jobs each kind of filter brought.

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