Glassdoor Jobs API

Search Glassdoor jobs by keyword and location (US or worldwide), or paste a Glassdoor search URL. You get each job's title, company, full description (text and HTML), apply link, posting date and Easy Apply flag, plus the company profile (rating, size, industry, revenue, founded, HQ, website, CEO, 5 sub-ratings), salary range (the employer's, or Glassdoor's estimate), job type, remote/hybrid, level, benefits and skills when Glassdoor lists them (live New York run, 2026-10-06: salary on 96% of jobs, rating 93%, company size 84%, job type 75%, benefits 61%, remote/hybrid 40%).

💼 Title	🏢 Company	⭐ Rating	📍 Location	💰 Salary	🕒 Job Type	📅 Posted
Senior Analyst, Data Analytics, SIU	Oscar Health	3.1	New York, NY	$86,628 - $109,761 a year	–	2026-10-06
Senior Analyst, Data Analytics	Prudential	3.7	Newark, NJ	$76,000 - $125,400 a year	Full-time	2026-10-06
Sr. Business Analyst	Jackson Lewis	3.4	New York, NY	$169,000 - $206,000 a year	Full-time	2026-10-06

$0.18 per 1,000 jobs on the Starter plan ($0.20 Free, $0.16 Scale, $0.14 Business), full descriptions, company profiles and proxies included. The prefilled run (100 jobs) costs about $0.018 or less and took 6 to 10 seconds in six runs on 2026-10-07 (about 75 jobs matched that day).

No Glassdoor account, no cookies, no login.

Why this one

• Rich job rows. 62 fields per job, none of them an always-empty placeholder, every one from Glassdoor's own answers: the job, the salary range with its median and source, the apply link, coordinates, Glassdoor's occupation, and the company's profile and employee ratings (overall, work/life balance, compensation, culture, career, management, CEO approval, recommend to a friend). On the same search, the most-used alternative returned 11 top-level fields per job (2026-10-06). Two employer ratings Glassdoor shows only on its company pages, business outlook and diversity, are not included (see the FAQ).
• Deeper searches. Pages of 100 jobs instead of 30, so one search reaches about 1,800 distinct jobs before Glassdoor's 30-page limit (1,844 and 1,862 on "software engineer", US, any time, in our tests), not 900.
• First rows in seconds. Rows go out in batches as their details arrive (each batch newest first), not when the search ends, and a details call that a slow IP holds up is sent again on another IP: the first rows of the prefilled run reached the dataset 3 to 7 seconds after the start request in those runs (container start included; the spread is how fast the proxy IPs answer).
• Paste any Glassdoor search. Build a search on glassdoor.com or a country site with any filters, paste the results URL, and it is read with its own keyword, place and filters.
• Glassdoor's own filters, and yours. Posted within, job type, seniority, company size, industry, job function, minimum salary, remote only, Easy Apply only and minimum company rating go to Glassdoor; exclude employers and skip job IDs (for schedules that should bring only new jobs) are checked on each job. Jobs a filter leaves out are never charged.
• Each job charged once, restarts included. A job several keywords find comes once, under the first. If Apify restarts or resurrects a run, it reads its dataset back first and never delivers or charges a job twice (live check: a resurrected 67-job run added only the 1 job Glassdoor had posted since, 68 rows = 68 charges).
• Fails loudly. A run never ends "succeeded" with an empty dataset or a cut-short search because Glassdoor refused it. Blocked requests and error answers are retried on new IPs; a search that still fails fails the run with a clear message (the jobs already found are still delivered). An empty answer is double-checked with a control search. If Glassdoor's job-details answers fail for most jobs, the run stops and fails instead of quietly handing you previews. Every run saves a summary (OUTPUT).
• Worldwide. Any city, state or country Glassdoor knows: Austin, TX, Texas, London, Germany. Salaries come in the local currency.

Input

Field	What it does	Default
keywords	Job titles, skills or companies, as you'd type them in Glassdoor's search box. Each is its own search. An empty list = every job in the place.	["data analyst"]
location	City, state or country, e.g. New York, NY, Texas, London, Germany. Empty = the whole United States.	–
postedWithin	any, past24Hours, past3Days, pastWeek, past2Weeks or pastMonth.	pastWeek
maxResults	Stop each search after this many jobs (up to 3,000; a big search holds about 1,800 distinct jobs). You pay per job, so this also caps the cost.	100
remoteOnly	🎛️ Filters: only remote / work-from-home jobs.	off
jobType	🎛️ Filters: any, fullTime, partTime, contract, temporary or internship.	any
seniority	🎛️ Filters: any, internship, entryLevel, midSenior, director or executive.	any
companySize	🎛️ Filters: any, 1-200, 201-500, 501-1000, 1001-5000 or 5000+ employees.	any
industry	🎛️ Filters: one of Glassdoor's 25 industries, e.g. Information Technology.	all
jobFunction	🎛️ Filters: one of Glassdoor's 23 job functions, e.g. Finance & Accounting.	all
minSalary	🎛️ Filters: Glassdoor's minimum pay filter, per year in the place's currency.	–
easyApplyOnly	🎛️ Filters: only jobs you can apply to on Glassdoor in a few clicks.	off
minRating	🎛️ Filters: only companies rated at least 1, 2, 3 or 4 stars (companies without a rating are left out). Glassdoor's own filter lets lower-rated jobs through, so the Actor checks every job and you never pay for one below your minimum.	any
excludeCompanies	🎛️ Filters: leave out jobs whose company name contains one of these (e.g. staffing agencies).	–
searchUrls	🔗 Glassdoor results URLs (glassdoor.com or a country site). Each is read with its own keyword, place and filters; the fields above are then not used.	–
excludeJobIds	🔁 Job IDs or job links you already have, so a scheduled run brings only new jobs (not charged).	–
includeDetails	🧾 Full description (text and HTML), apply link, company profile, sub-ratings and coordinates for each job (one more request per job, same price).	on
proxyConfiguration	⚙️ Leave as is: Apify datacenter IPs first; when Glassdoor refuses them the Actor switches to residential IPs on its own.	Apify Proxy (datacenter first)

Example:

{
  "keywords": ["registered nurse", "nurse practitioner"],
  "location": "Texas",
  "postedWithin": "past3Days",
  "companySize": "5000+",
  "minRating": "4",
  "excludeCompanies": ["staffing"],
  "maxResults": 300
}

Output

One dataset, 💼 All Jobs, one row per job. Views:

• 📊 Overview: 🖼️ Logo, 💼 Title, 🏢 Company, ⭐ Rating, 📍 Location, 💰 Salary, 🕒 Job Type, 🏠 Workplace, 📅 Posted, 🔗 Glassdoor, 📨 Apply, 🔍 Keyword
• 📈 Stats: every number: salary min/median/max, years of experience, days ago, founded, CEO approval, recommend, the 5 sub-ratings, coordinates
• 📝 Details: 💼 Title, 🏢 Company, 🎓 Level, 🎓 Min Years, 🕒 Job Type, 🏠 Workplace, ⚡ Easy Apply, 🧾 Salary Source, 🎁 Benefits, 🛠️ Skills, 📝 Description, 🔗 Glassdoor
• 🏢 Companies: 🖼️ Logo, 🏢 Company, ⭐ Rating, 👥 Company Size, 🏭 Industry, 💵 Revenue, 📆 Founded, 🏙️ Headquarters, 🌐 Website, 🌐 Company Page, 💼 Title, 🔗 Glassdoor
• 🗺️ Places: 💼 Title, 🏢 Company, 📍 Location, 🏙️ City, 🗺️ State, 🌍 Country, 📌 Latitude, 📌 Longitude, 🏠 Workplace, 🔗 Glassdoor

Fields, in row order (empty = null; ✱ = only with includeDetails on, the default):

Field	Example
companyLogo	https://media.glassdoor.com/sql/1843/ross-stores-squareLogo-1747176103018.png (doesn't expire; 93% of jobs)
title	Senior Analyst, Data Analytics, SIU
company	Oscar Health
companyRating	3.1 (the company's overall Glassdoor rating, 1-5; empty when it has none yet)
location	New York, NY (as Glassdoor shows it; Remote or a country for jobs without a city)
salary	$84,700 - $136,150 a year, $50 an hour, $61,000 - $104,000 a year (Glassdoor estimate)
salaryMin, salaryMedian	84700, 110425 (numbers, per salaryPeriod)
salaryMax, salaryCurrency	136150, USD
salaryPeriod, salarySource	year (or month, week, day, hour); Employer or Glassdoor estimate
isSalaryEstimate	false when the employer gave the pay
jobType, workplace	Full-time (several are comma-separated); Remote, Hybrid or In-person when Glassdoor tags it
seniority, minExperienceYears	Mid-level; 3 ✱
isEasyApply, isSponsored	true when you can apply on Glassdoor itself; true when the employer pays to promote the job
postedAt, postedDaysAgo	2026-10-06 (UTC day); 0
jobUrl	https://www.glassdoor.com/job-listing/business-analyst-ross-stores-JV_IC1132348_KO0,16_KE17,28.htm?jl=1010286426494
applyUrl	https://www.glassdoor.com/partner/jobListing.htm?pos=101&ao=1110586&tgt=APPLY_START&… ✱ (Easy Apply on Glassdoor, or a redirect to the employer's form)
companyUrl, companyWebsite	https://www.glassdoor.com/Overview/W-EI_IE1843.htm; https://jobs.rossstores.com/ ✱
companySize, companyIndustry	10000+ Employees ✱; Department, Clothing & Shoe Stores ✱
companySector, companyType	Retail & Wholesale ✱; Company - Public ✱
companyRevenue, companyFounded	$10+ billion (USD) ✱; 1982 ✱
companyHeadquarters, companyCeo	Dublin, CA ✱; Jim Conroy ✱
companyCeoApprovalPercent, companyRecommendPercent	60, 48 ✱ (percent of reviewing employees)
companyRatingWorkLifeBalance, companyRatingCompensation	3, 2.9 ✱ (1-5)
companyRatingCulture, companyRatingCareer	3.1, 3.1 ✱
companyRatingManagement	2.9 ✱
occupation, normalizedTitle	business analyst (Glassdoor's normalized role, the same across country sites)
city, state	New York, New York State ✱
country, latitude	United States, 40.71417 ✱
longitude	-74.00639 ✱
benefits	["Yearly bonus", "Health insurance", "Dental insurance", "Paid time off"] (up to 12)
skills	["Computer science", "SAFe", "Process mapping"] (up to 15)
descriptionSnippet	GENERAL PURPOSE The Business Analyst is an IT func… (first 50 characters)
description	Full description as plain text; with includeDetails off, the 150-character preview from Glassdoor's search results
descriptionHtml	The description as Glassdoor's HTML ✱
isExpired	false (search results show live jobs)
jobSource	Indeed Job Search Platform (the feed Glassdoor imported the job from; empty for a feed we don't know)
jobId, companyId	1010286426494 (the jl in job links); 1843
occupationId, locationId	100169; 1132348 (Glassdoor's ids)
locationType	City, State, Country or Metro area
keyword	data analyst: the keyword whose search delivered this job (the first, when several found it)
searchUrl	The Glassdoor results page of that search: your pasted URL, or the page for your keyword, place and filters
scrapedAt	2026-10-06T22:00:34Z

Run summary (OUTPUT)

{
  "results": 67,
  "stopReason": "complete",
  "deliveredBeforeRestart": 0,
  "where": "New York, NY (US)",
  "searches": [
    {"keyword": "data analyst", "searchUrl": "https://www.glassdoor.com/Job/new-york-ny-us-data-analyst-jobs-SRCH_IL.0,14_IC1132348_KO15,27.htm?fromAge=7",
     "status": "ok", "stopReason": "complete", "glassdoorTotal": 85, "jobsFound": 67, "delivered": 67,
     "deliveredBeforeRestart": 0, "alreadyDeliveredByEarlierKeyword": 0, "pages": 1, "repeatedOnLaterPages": 0,
     "filteredOut": 0, "detailsFailed": 0}
  ],
  "requests": 69,
  "details": {"tried": 67, "failed": 0, "failedBy": {}},
  "statusMessage": "67 jobs from 1 search in New York, NY (US), past week. Download them from the Output tab (CSV, Excel, JSON) or schedule this run to get new jobs daily. …"
}

• stopReason for the run is complete, or spendingLimit when your spending limit for the run was reached.
• Per search, stopReason is maxResults (there were more jobs), complete (Glassdoor had no more pages for it), glassdoorLimit (Glassdoor's 30-page limit per search: add keywords, a place or filters to split it), glassdoorError (Glassdoor kept answering a page with an error, so the search stopped early and failed) or spendingLimit.
• glassdoorTotal is the count Glassdoor reports; Glassdoor usually pages through less than that, and later pages repeat more and more jobs (repeatedOnLaterPages).
• filteredOut counts jobs Glassdoor sent that failed minRating, easyApplyOnly, excludeCompanies or excludeJobIds (not delivered, not charged).
• deliveredBeforeRestart counts jobs an earlier start of the same run delivered (after a migration or resurrection); they are counted in results and never sent or charged again.
• detailsFailed counts jobs delivered without full details because the job-details call failed for that job on every try; their description is the preview and the ✱ fields are empty. details gives the run's totals and failedBy the causes (http_404, blocked, …; unpaid when Glassdoor refused every datacenter IP and residential IPs for that job's details would have cost more than the job's price). When more than half of the details calls fail (and at least 5, or all of them in a smaller run, unpaid ones aside), the run stops and fails with that message.
• A search that fails after retries on other IPs has status: "error" and a reason, and the run fails after delivering the jobs already read.

Pricing

Pay per job, no start fee and no minimum. Each job is charged once, even when several keywords find it and even when Apify restarts the run. Proxies (residential too, when needed) and full details are included.

Your Apify plan	Per 1,000 jobs
Free	$0.20
Starter	$0.18
Scale	$0.16
Business	$0.14

You're billed only for rows that reach your dataset. When your spending limit is reached, the run stops, and you never pay more than the limit.

FAQ

Do I need a Glassdoor account? No. The Actor reads Glassdoor's public job search, logged out.

Does it scrape reviews or salaries pages? No, jobs only. Each job carries the company's overall rating, its 5 sub-ratings, CEO approval and recommend-to-a-friend share, and links to the company's Glassdoor page.

What about business outlook and diversity ratings? Glassdoor's job answers don't carry them. They sit on the company's Overview and Reviews pages, which Glassdoor shows only to a logged-in or browser-verified visitor, so this Actor, which never logs in, can't read them.

Why do some salaries say "(Glassdoor estimate)"? When the employer gives no pay, Glassdoor shows its own estimate for the role. We keep that label (and isSalaryEstimate) so you can tell the two apart.

Why fewer jobs than Glassdoor's count? Glassdoor's count is approximate, it stops paging a search after 30 pages, and its later pages repeat more and more jobs: a big search gives about 1,800 distinct jobs. For more, split the search by location, keywords or filters.

How fresh are the jobs? Glassdoor gives each job's age in days, so postedAt is a date. For a daily job feed, schedule a past24Hours run and put the jobIds you already have in excludeJobIds, or dedupe on jobId.

How big can one run be? The prefilled run read 75 jobs with full details in 6 to 10 seconds of run time. The default 1-hour timeout fits several thousand jobs with details; for more, raise the timeout in the run options or turn off Full details. Searches that finished before a timeout keep their jobs.

Which locations work? Anything Glassdoor's own "Location" box understands: a city, a state or a country. For remote jobs, turn on remoteOnly (typing "Remote" as the location does the same). Glassdoor country sites work through pasted search URLs.

Feedback

Missing a field, or a search that doesn't come back the way you expect? Open an issue on the Issues tab and we'll look into it. If the data helped you, a short review on this page helps other people find it.