💼 Intermediair Scraper: Vacancies With a Real Salary on Every Row

Every vacancy gets a real salary, not just the ones that disclose one. Scrape Intermediair.nl job vacancies with title, company, location, contract, and full description, then close the biggest gap in this data: a sourced, labeled salary figure on every single row, either the employer's own number or a market-rate estimate pulled from Intermediair's own salary-benchmark pages.

💰 A salary on every row Employer-disclosed when available, a company/city/national market estimate when it isn't. Always clearly labeled which.

📊 Vs. market comparison When a job discloses its own pay, see how it stacks up against the real market rate for that role.

🏢 Salary Intelligence dataset Standalone role-by-company and role-by-city pay benchmarks, usable on their own.

🔄 5-state monitoring Track a saved search over time: new, updated, reappeared, unchanged, or expired.

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🔍 What does Intermediair Scraper do?

Intermediair is a leading Dutch job board for professional and management roles. This Actor scrapes its vacancy listings and returns clean, structured data for every matching job, no account or login required.

Each vacancy comes back with title, company, location, contract type, education and career level, working hours, posting and expiry dates, and the full job description. Where an employer already published a direct contact for the role in the posting text itself, that's captured too.

The gap this closes: on Intermediair, only a portion of postings state their own salary. Every other vacancy this Actor returns still gets a sourced pay figure, pulled from Intermediair's own salary-benchmark pages and matched at the most specific level available: that exact role at that exact company first, then that role in that city, then that role nationally. The field that produced the number is always labeled, so an estimate is never mistaken for what the employer actually offered.

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👥 Who uses it?

Recruiters and talent-sourcing teams - "We need a clean feed of Dutch professional-market roles we can filter by industry and city, without chasing down pay data manually for every posting we shortlist."

HR and compensation teams - "Before we finalize a role's band, we check what similar positions pay at comparable companies and in comparable cities. This gives us that comparison in one pull instead of ten separate searches."

Job seekers and candidates - "A posting doesn't say what it pays. This tells me what the role realistically pays at that company or in that city, so I know if it's worth applying, and what to ask for."

Buyers switching from another Intermediair scraper - "We were only getting a salary figure on about half our results. Same core fields we're used to, plus every row now carries a market-rate number when the employer didn't share their own."

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🚀 How to use it

STEP 1 Set your search Enter job title keywords, or filter by city, industry, province, contract type, or career level.

STEP 2 Run in the cloud The Actor reads Intermediair's public pages directly. No login, no API key needed.

STEP 3 Download your data Export vacancies and salary intelligence as JSON, CSV, or Excel, or connect to Sheets and BigQuery.

Want a standing watch instead of a one-off pull? Turn on Only return changed listings and give it a State Name. Every scheduled run after that reports only what actually moved.

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⚙️ Input

Field	Type	Required	Description
keywords	array of strings	No	Job title keywords to search for, e.g. Data Engineer.
vacancyUrls	array of URLs	No	Specific Intermediair vacancy URLs to scrape directly.
city	string	No	Only show vacancies in and around this Dutch city.
radiusKm	integer	No	City catchment radius. Mirrors Intermediair's own default city search behavior. Default: 40.
contractType	string	No	Filter by contract type, e.g. Vast (permanent) or Tijdelijk (temporary).
educationLevel	string	No	Filter by required education level, e.g. WO, HBO, MBO.
careerLevel	string	No	Filter by career level, e.g. Starter or Ervaren.
industry	string	No	Which industry category to browse, e.g. ict, finance, zorg. Default: ict.
province	string	No	Filter by Dutch province.
workingPlace	enum	No	Best-effort match for remote, hybrid, or on-site against the posting text.
proxyConfiguration	proxy	No	Apify proxy settings. Residential proxy is the default: it connects far more reliably than datacenter IPs against this site's bot protection.
includeDetails	boolean	No	Re-fetch each vacancy's own page for the most complete record. Default: off.
includeSalaryIntelligence	boolean	No	Add market-rate salary estimates to every vacancy and a standalone benchmark dataset. Default: on.
maxItems	integer	No	Maximum number of vacancies to return. Default: 20.
onlyChangedListings	boolean	No	Return only vacancies that are new, updated, reappeared, or expired since the last run. Default: off.
stateName	string	No	Identifies which saved search a monitoring run belongs to. Default: default.
resetState	boolean	No	Clears saved monitoring history for State Name before this run. Default: off.

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📤 Data table

This Actor produces two datasets: Vacancies (the default output) and Salary Intelligence (when Add Market-Rate Salary Estimates is on).

Vacancies

Field	Type	Description
id	string	Unique Intermediair vacancy ID.
title	string	Job title.
url	string	Link to the vacancy page.
company	string	Employer name.
careerLevel	string	Required career level.
contractType	string	Contract type.
educationLevel	string	Required education level.
categories	array	Job categories/function groups.
city	string	Work location city.
province	string	Work location province.
hoursFormatted	string	Working hours range as shown on the posting.
publishedTimeAgo	string	How long ago the vacancy was published, as shown on the site.
startDate	string	When the vacancy first went live.
endDate	string	When the vacancy listing expires.
description	string	Full job description.
recruiterContact	object	Recruiter name, email, and/or phone, only when the employer already published it directly on the posting. Omitted otherwise.
salaryMin	number	Employer-disclosed minimum pay. Omitted when not disclosed.
salaryMax	number	Employer-disclosed maximum pay. Omitted when not disclosed.
salarySource	enum	employer, market_estimate, or unavailable. Tells you exactly where the salary figure on this row came from.
salaryEstimateMin	number	Market-rate estimate, minimum. Present when the employer didn't disclose its own figure.
salaryEstimateMax	number	Market-rate estimate, maximum.
salaryEstimateSource	enum	company, city, or national: how specific the estimate is.
salaryVsMarketPercent	number	How the employer's own disclosed pay compares to the market estimate, when both exist.
changeType	enum	NEW, UPDATED, REAPPEARED, UNCHANGED, or EXPIRED when monitoring is on.

Salary Intelligence

Field	Type	Description
jobTitle	string	The job title this benchmark covers.
nationalMin	number	National average minimum pay for this role.
nationalAverage	number	National average pay for this role.
nationalMax	number	National average maximum pay for this role.
topCompanies	array	Companies paying the most for this role, each with its own pay range.
topCities	array	Cities paying the most for this role, each with its own pay range.
yearlyTrend	array	This role's average pay by year, where available.
sourceUrl	string	The Intermediair page this benchmark was read from.

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💰 Pricing

This Actor charges per vacancy returned. Salary Intelligence rows are included at no extra charge. Empty runs cost nothing. There are no monthly subscriptions or seat fees.

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❓ FAQ

Does this Actor require an Intermediair account or API key? No. It reads the public Intermediair website directly. No registration and no API key are needed to run it.

Why do some vacancies show no employer-disclosed salary? Intermediair lets employers choose whether to publish a pay range. When they don't, salaryMin and salaryMax are simply left out of that row rather than filled with a guess or a zero. The row still gets a market-rate estimate in a separate set of fields whenever one can be sourced.

How is the salary estimate different from the employer's own disclosed number? They're always kept in separate fields. salaryMin/salaryMax only ever reflect what the employer itself published. salaryEstimateMin/salaryEstimateMax are a market-rate figure sourced from Intermediair's own salary-benchmark pages, and salarySource tells you at a glance which regime produced the number on that row.

Is recruiter contact information always included? No, and it's never looked up separately. It's only captured when an employer already printed a name, email, or phone number directly in the visible posting text. Most postings route applicants through the site's own apply button instead, so this field is often absent, correctly.

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