Google Jobs Scraper — Salaries, Descriptions & Apply Links
Pricing
Pay per event
Get Google Jobs listings by search term and location: job title, company, full description, parsed salary, posted date, remote flag and all apply links with real URLs. Many terms per run, any Google market, no login. $4.25 per 1,000 jobs.
Jobs to search for, one term per line, e.g. "registered nurse" or "data analyst". Each term is a separate search; duplicates and empty lines are ignored. At least one term is required.
City, region or country added to every term, e.g. "Chicago, IL" or "Berlin". Strongly recommended: without it Google picks jobs near the proxy IP, often a random US city.
Two-letter ISO country code of the Google market (Google's gl parameter), e.g. us, gb, de, fr, in, jp, br. It sets the market and labels; where the jobs are comes from Location. "uk" is accepted as gb. Markets where Google has no Jobs search (e.g. cn) return no results with a warning.
Language of Google's labels (Google's hl parameter): two-letter ISO 639-1 code, optionally with a region, e.g. en, de, fr, ja, pt-BR. It changes texts such as "3 days ago", "Full-time" and highlight titles, not the job descriptions. Any language works with any Country for searching, Date posted and Job type. "Remote jobs only" needs a language of the market (e.g. de for Germany, en for India).
Only jobs posted within the last 1, 3, 7 or 30 days. Works in every country and language (Google's after: date operator, plus a check of each job's posted date). "Last 24 hours" finds few jobs: Google lists few jobs that fresh. "any" = no date filter.
Only jobs of this type, using Google's own Job type filter in the market's language (e.g. Teilzeit, temps partiel, パートタイム). Works in every country and language. "any" = all types. One type per run.
Only remote / work-from-home jobs, using Google's Remote filter. Google offers it only in some markets: tested US, UK and India (English), Germany (German) and Brazil (Portuguese). Not available in Canada, France, Spain, Japan, Italy or Mexico, or with a Language that is not the market's: the run then stops at once with an input error. Other markets are checked on the first request. Can be combined with Location, Date posted and Job type.
Stop each term after this many unique jobs (1–500). Google usually has up to 100–150 jobs for a broad search; narrow searches end earlier.
Stop the whole run after this many jobs across all search terms (each job is charged once).
