Glassdoor Salaries Scraper: Pay by Company, Title & City

Glassdoor Salaries Scraper: pay by company, job title, location and experience

Base pay · Bonus & stock · Total pay P10–P90 · Salary counts · Any company, title, city or country

Glassdoor Salaries Scraper turns Glassdoor's salary data into a spreadsheet. Give it companies, job titles, places, or any mix of them. You get one row per job title at each company in each place, with the full pay picture Glassdoor shows: base pay, additional pay (bonus, stock, commission) and total pay at the 10th, 25th, 50th, 75th and 90th percentiles. Each row also has the number of salaries behind it, the currency and a link to the Glassdoor page.

🏢 Whole companies Enter just a company and get every job title Glassdoor has for it.

🌍 Whole markets Enter just a job title and compare it across every company, in a city, state or country.

📊 Full pay statistics Means and P10–P90 for base, additional and total pay on every row, plus salaryCount and confidence.

• Your inputs are actually used. Each company, title and location you enter is its own search, and the log shows exactly what each one matched ("London → metro London (England, United Kingdom)").
• No duplicates. Each estimate (company × title × place × experience × pay period) is saved and charged once per run, even when several inputs reach it.
• Built for bulk. In a test, one run pulled every US salary of 15 large employers (133,267 rows) in about 8 minutes. Schedule it or call it from the API.

Who it's for

You are…	Use it to…
Compensation or HR analyst	Benchmark pay bands for your roles against competitors, city by city, with P25/P50/P75 ready for a band model.
Recruiter or talent-intelligence team	See what target employers pay a role before you make an offer or pitch a candidate.
Job-market or economics researcher	Pull a title across all companies in a country or state, or every title at a set of employers, and analyze it in your own tools.
HR-tech or data developer	Feed a salary feature or dashboard from the API with a stable, flat schema.

Quick start

1. Click and sign in to Apify.
2. Add Companies (names, Glassdoor URLs or ids) and/or Job titles.
3. Optionally add Locations ("New York", "Texas", "London", "Germany"). Empty means the United States.
4. Set Max rows per search to 50 for a first run, click , then export from the Output tab as JSON, CSV or Excel.

{
    "companies": ["Microsoft"],
    "jobTitles": ["Software Engineer"],
    "locations": ["United States", "London"],
    "maxResults": 5
}

Real output

From the input above (run on 2026-10-21; all 9 rows, a few columns):

jobTitle	location	currency	basePayMean	totalPayP10	totalPayP50	totalPayP90	salaryCount
Software Engineer	United States	USD	161,193	153,947	218,041	318,812	44,791
Software Developer	United States	USD	133,957	98,438	145,342	216,234	570
Software Engineer I	United States	USD	126,480	121,478	156,046	207,440	58
Developer	United States	USD	121,905	70,705	121,905	219,107	43
Software Engineer/Developer	United States	USD	157,926	145,503	206,774	302,248	36
Software Engineer	London, United Kingdom	GBP	69,918	50,000	70,000	105,000	370
Software Developer	London, United Kingdom	GBP	65,903	36,000	55,000	107,000	49
Developer	London, United Kingdom	GBP	65,428	30,000	50,000	180,000	9
Software Engineer I	London, United Kingdom	GBP	56,316	53,720	56,218	58,716	1

The first row with all fields:

{
    "companyId": 1651,
    "companyName": "Microsoft",
    "companyLegalName": "Microsoft Corporation",
    "companyLogoUrl": "https://media.glassdoor.com/sql/1651/microsoft-squarelogo-1479856042252.png",
    "companyRating": 3.9,
    "jobTitle": "Software Engineer",
    "jobTitleId": 4279,
    "location": "United States",
    "locationId": 1,
    "locationType": "COUNTRY",
    "yearsOfExperience": null,
    "payPeriod": "ANNUAL",
    "currency": "USD",
    "basePayMean": 161192.71,
    "basePayP10": 120975.31,
    "basePayP25": 138584.69,
    "basePayP50": 161192.71,
    "basePayP75": 187488.9,
    "basePayP90": 214780.12,
    "additionalPayMean": 56847.98,
    "additionalPayP10": 32971.83,
    "additionalPayP25": 42635.99,
    "additionalPayP50": 56847.98,
    "additionalPayP75": 79587.17,
    "additionalPayP90": 104031.8,
    "totalPayP10": 153947.14,
    "totalPayP25": 181220.68,
    "totalPayP50": 218040.69,
    "totalPayP75": 267076.07,
    "totalPayP90": 318811.92,
    "salaryCount": 44791,
    "confidence": "CONFIDENT",
    "url": "https://www.glassdoor.com/Salary/Microsoft-Software-Engineer-Salaries-E1651_D_KO10,27.htm",
    "searchCompany": "Microsoft",
    "searchJobTitle": "Software Engineer",
    "scrapedAt": "2026-10-21T01:06:48.765Z"
}

Input

Field	What it does
companies	Company names, Glassdoor URLs from any Glassdoor domain (overview, reviews or salary pages) or employer ids. A salary page URL also sets its job title and location.
jobTitles	Job titles or keywords. Matching is broad: "software engineer" also returns "Software Developer" and "Software Engineer I".
locations	Cities, metros, states or countries. Add the country if a name is ambiguous ("Paris, France", "London, Ontario"). Worldwide returns a company in every country where it has salaries. Empty = United States.
yearsOfExperience	Experience bands. Glassdoor applies them only to a company together with a job title.
maxResults	Rows per search (each company × title × location × band). 0 = everything, up to 20,000 per search.
sortBy	mostReported (default), highestPay or lowestPay. Decides which rows you keep when a search has more than maxResults.
payPeriod	Convert every row to ANNUAL, MONTHLY or HOURLY. Empty = as Glassdoor reports each job (hourly jobs stay hourly).
proxyConfiguration	Apify Proxy is on by default. Glassdoor limits requests per IP, so the Actor spreads its requests over several proxy IPs.

How searches combine

You enter	You get
Companies only	Every job title of each company (in each location)
Job titles only	Each title across all companies (in each location)
Companies + job titles	Each title at each company (in each location)
A Glassdoor salary page URL	That page's company, title and place

Output fields

Group	Fields
Company	companyId, companyName, companyLegalName, companyLogoUrl, companyRating
Job	jobTitle, jobTitleId, yearsOfExperience
Location	location, locationId, locationType (CITY, METRO, STATE, COUNTRY)
Pay	payPeriod, currency, basePayMean, basePayP10–P90, additionalPayMean, additionalPayP10–P90, totalPayP10–P90
Confidence	salaryCount (salaries behind the estimate), confidence
Links	url (the Glassdoor salary page for that title, company and place)
Run	searchCompany, searchJobTitle, scrapedAt

All pay figures in a row use its currency and payPeriod. Glassdoor does not publish a mean for total pay; totalPayP50 is the median.

Pricing

You pay per salary row saved, with no subscription. Platform usage and proxy are included.

Apify plan	Free	Bronze	Silver	Gold
Per 1,000 rows	$2.80	$2.50	$2.20	$1.90

A run with a spending limit fetches only as many rows as the limit pays for, then stops.

Tips and limits

• Big companies: one search returns at most 20,000 rows. Amazon's 16,708 US titles fit in one search. To go further, add locations (states or cities); each one is a separate search.
• Ambiguous places: "London" means London, England; "Washington" means the Washington DC metro. Write "London, Ontario", or use a state abbreviation for a US state ("WA"). The run log shows what each location matched.
• Small samples: rows with a low salaryCount (1–5) are real Glassdoor estimates but noisy. Filter on salaryCount or confidence for benchmarking.
• Title variants: outside the US, Glassdoor sometimes returns several small estimates for the same title, company and place. The Actor keeps the one based on the most salaries. The run's SUMMARY record counts the others.
• Bad input never fails a run: an unknown company or place is skipped with a warning in the log, and the run finishes with the rest.

Track salaries over time with scheduled runs

Glassdoor estimates move as new salaries come in. Run the same searches every month and compare the runs to see how pay changes at a company or for a title.

1. Save your input as a task

Open the Actor, set your input, then click Save as a new task. A task is a saved input you can run again with one click or on a schedule.

2. Schedule the task

In Apify Console, go to Schedules, click Create new, choose how often to run (for example on the 1st of every month, cron 0 6 1 * *), and add your task. See Schedules.

Watch how to schedule an Actor:

Or schedule a saved task:

3. Send the results to a spreadsheet

Connect Google in the task's Integrations tab to save every run to Google Sheets or Google Drive automatically:

4. Get the data from the API

To feed your own app or dashboard, run the Actor and download its rows with the Apify API:

For AI agents

Actor: epicscrapers/glassdoor-salaries-scraper. Minimal input:

{ "companies": ["Microsoft"], "jobTitles": ["Software Engineer"], "locations": ["London"], "maxResults": 20 }

• companies and jobTitles are string arrays; at least one of them must be non-empty. Companies accept names, Glassdoor URLs or numeric employer ids.
• locations: string array of city / metro / state / country names, or Glassdoor URLs; empty = United States; "Worldwide" = all countries for each company.
• Key output fields per row: companyName, jobTitle, location, currency, payPeriod, basePayMean, additionalPayMean, totalPayP10, totalPayP25, totalPayP50, totalPayP75, totalPayP90, salaryCount, url.
• One charged event per row. The run's SUMMARY key-value record lists skipped inputs and counts.

FAQ

Do I need a Glassdoor account?

No. The Actor reads Glassdoor's public salary estimates. You don't need cookies or a login.

Why are some job titles in my results different from what I typed?

Glassdoor matches keywords broadly. "Software engineer" returns every matching title, such as "Software Developer". Each row's jobTitle is Glassdoor's title for that estimate, and searchJobTitle is what you typed.

Can I compare hourly and salaried jobs?

Yes. Set payPeriod to ANNUAL, and Glassdoor converts every row to yearly pay.

How do I get salaries outside the United States?

Add a location: a country ("Germany"), state ("Ontario") or city ("Bengaluru"). Pay comes in that place's currency. For a company in every country where it has salaries, use "Worldwide".

Is it legal?

The Actor collects only aggregated salary estimates that Glassdoor shows publicly, with no personal data. You are responsible for how you use the data.