Cadremploi Jobs Scraper (Cheap)
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Cadremploi Jobs Scraper (Cheap)
Cadremploi France jobs scraper that collects active job postings, salaries, contract types, and locations from Cadremploi.fr, so recruitment teams can track hiring trends and automate candidate sourcing with ease.
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Cadremploi Jobs Scraper

Watching new roles land on Cadremploi by hand gets old fast: you click through pages and copy the same handful of fields into a sheet, over and over. This scraper handles that part. Give it a few search terms, a location, or a result URL you already have, and each posting comes back as a clean row with the role title, employer, location, contract type, salary, and a link to the full ad. Pull ten roles or sweep a whole city, then export to JSON, CSV, or Excel.
What you get
Every job posting comes back as one row with the same fields in the same order, so the output drops straight into a spreadsheet or database. Two groups of data per posting:
- The role —
roleTitle,contractKind,salaryText,jobLocation,roleSummary,tagLabels,postedLabel,postingUrl - The employer and origin —
employerName,employerLogo,postingId,sourceQuery,collectedAt
Quick start
- Click Try for free and open the input form.
- Add your Job search terms (like
data analyst) and/or your Locations (likelyon-69). - Set a Search radius if you want nearby towns included, or paste Direct result URLs to skip query building entirely.
- Set a Results limit to control how many postings each query returns.
- Press Start, then download the results as JSON, CSV, Excel, or XML once it finishes.

Use cases
- Recruitment sourcing — build a live feed of executive and professional roles to map against your candidate pool
- Salary benchmarking — gather posted pay ranges by role and region to sanity-check your own offers
- Hiring trend analysis — watch which contract types and sectors are growing across French departments
- Lead generation — spot companies that are actively hiring and reach out while they're expanding
- Job board aggregation — keep a niche or regional board stocked with fresh listings on autopilot
Input
| Field | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
searchTerms | array of strings | No | Job titles, skills, or keywords to search. Leave blank to browse by location only. Example: ["data analyst", "chef de projet"]. |
locationFilters | array of strings | No | Cities, departments, or region codes to narrow results. Leave blank to search everywhere. Example: ["lyon-69", "bordeaux"]. |
searchRadius | integer | No | How far around each location to look, in kilometers. Only used when a location is set. Default 50. |
targetUrls | array of strings | No | Ready-made Cadremploi result URLs to scrape directly instead of building queries. |
resultsLimit | integer | No | Postings to collect per query or direct URL. Default 25. |
timeoutSeconds | integer | No | Seconds to wait on each request before giving up. Default 45. |
Example input
{"searchTerms": ["data analyst","chef de projet"],"locationFilters": ["lyon-69","bordeaux"],"searchRadius": 50,"targetUrls": [],"resultsLimit": 25,"timeoutSeconds": 45}
When both search terms and locations are filled in, the scraper pairs them by position if the two lists are the same length (term 1 with location 1, term 2 with location 2). If the lists differ in length, it runs every term against every location instead.
Output
Each posting becomes one row. Fields that Cadremploi doesn't show for a given listing are left out of that row, so check for a key before relying on it.
Example output
{"postingId": "156537911140995108","roleTitle": "Data Analyst H/F","postingUrl": "https://www.cadremploi.fr/emploi/detail_offre?offreId=156537911140995108","employerName": "GROUPAGORA RÉGIONS","employerLogo": "https://imagedelivery.net/BN-U87wrUjbdYBHZwNH6NA/03d36f4f-a233-4d3d-615a-aa00df796b00/logo100","tagLabels": ["Populaire"],"jobLocation": "Lyon","contractKind": "CDI","salaryText": "45K€ - 50K€","roleSummary": "Dans le cadre du renforcement des équipes data de l'un de nos clients, nous recherchons un Data Analyst (H/F)...","postedLabel": "Publiée il y a 12 jours","sourceQuery": "data analyst - lyon-69","collectedAt": "2026-06-29T12:00:00.000000+00:00"}
Output fields
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
postingId | string | Cadremploi's internal identifier for the posting |
roleTitle | string | Headline of the advertised position |
postingUrl | string | Direct link to the full job description page |
employerName | string | Company that posted the role |
employerLogo | string | Link to the company's logo image |
tagLabels | array | Labels on the card such as Nouveau or Populaire |
jobLocation | string | Where the job is based |
contractKind | string | Contract on offer, such as CDI, CDD, or Freelance |
salaryText | string | Pay range as listed, when stated |
roleSummary | string | Short teaser describing the position |
postedLabel | string | How recently the role went live, e.g. Publiée il y a 10 jours |
sourceQuery | string | The search query or direct URL that produced this posting |
collectedAt | string | ISO 8601 timestamp of when the posting was captured |
Tips for best results
- Start with a small
resultsLimit. Run 10 to 20 postings first to confirm the fields match your pipeline, then raise it for the full pull. - Pair terms and locations deliberately. Same-length lists pair one-to-one; mismatched lists cross-combine. Use that to control exactly which searches run.
- Use
targetUrlsfor filters the form can't express. Set your filters on Cadremploi, copy the URL from the address bar, and paste it in to scrape that exact result set. - Bump
timeoutSecondstoward 60 if you see timeout errors on larger or slower searches. - Skip
searchRadiusfor tight searches. Leave it low or at zero when you only want roles inside one city.
How can I use Cadremploi job data?
How can I use the Cadremploi Jobs Scraper to track hiring in a specific region?
Add your locationFilters (such as lyon-69 or bordeaux) with a searchRadius, then run it on a schedule. Each posting comes back with the employer, contract type, salary, and posting date, so you can watch how demand shifts week to week across French departments.
How can I scrape Cadremploi salary data for benchmarking?
Search the roles you care about, and every listing that states pay returns it in salaryText alongside roleTitle, contractKind, and jobLocation. Group the rows by role and region to compare advertised ranges and check that your own offers stay competitive.
How can I pull Cadremploi listings into my own job board?
Feed in searchTerms and locationFilters, set a resultsLimit, and export the results as JSON or CSV. Each row carries the role title, summary, link, and employer, ready to import into a regional or niche board without manual copy-paste.
How can I find companies that are actively recruiting on Cadremploi?
Run a broad keyword search and read the employerName field across the results. Companies posting several roles at once are usually growing, which makes the export a useful starting list for sales prospecting or partnership outreach.
Is it legal to scrape data?
Our actors are ethical and do not extract any private user data, such as email addresses or private contact information. They only extract what the user has chosen to share publicly. We therefore believe that our actors, when used for ethical purposes by Apify users, are safe.
However, you should be aware that your results could contain personal data. Personal data is protected by the GDPR in the European Union and by other regulations around the world. You should not scrape personal data unless you have a legitimate reason to do so. If you're unsure whether your reason is legitimate, consult your lawyers.
You can also read Apify's blog post on the legality of web scraping.
Support
Questions, feature requests, or a field you'd like added? Reach out at data.apify@proton.me and we'll get back to you.