OCC Mundial Jobs Scraper
Pricing
$1.50 / 1,000 job listing (result)s
Scrape job listings from OCC Mundial (occ.com.mx), Mexico's largest job board: title, company, location, salary range, posting date, category, contract type, work mode, benefits and full description. Pay per result.
Job titles or keywords to search for, one per line (for example "contador", "desarrollador python", "ventas"). Each query becomes one search. Required unless startUrls is given.
Mexican state to filter by, for example "nuevo leon", "ciudad de mexico", "jalisco", "estado de mexico" (also accepts cdmx, edomex). OCC filters by state only: city names are not supported and the run stops with an error instead of returning nationwide results. Leave empty for all of Mexico.
Full OCC listing URLs to scrape instead of (or in addition to) the search queries, for example a URL built with the site's filters: https://www.occ.com.mx/empleos/de-contador/en-nuevo-leon/
Stop after this many job listings in total (across all queries). You are charged per result, so this caps the cost.
Open each job page to get the full description, category, contract type, schedule, work mode, education and exact posting date. One extra request per job.
Skip listings older than this many days, using the posting date shown on the listing. Leave empty to keep everything.
Use this when you schedule the Actor (daily/weekly): it remembers when the previous run started and only saves jobs posted after it, so you pay only for new vacancies. The first run saves everything.
Sole proprietors can post vacancies on OCC under their own name. By default such names are replaced by null (the job is still saved, with companyIsIndividual: true). Enable only if you have a legal basis to process personal data.
Proxy to use. Listing pages work through Apify datacenter proxies; OCC job pages (scrapeDetails) are blocked from datacenter IPs and need Apify residential proxies (group RESIDENTIAL). Without them jobs are still saved from listing data.
{ "useApifyProxy": true}Maximum parallel requests. Keep it low (2–5) to stay polite with the site, which is shared with real job seekers.