Foundit Scraper — Jobs in India, Gulf & Asia, No Phones

Get job ads from foundit (formerly Monster India, Monster Gulf and Monster Asia) — foundit.in, founditgulf.com, foundit.sg, foundit.my, foundit.hk, foundit.com.ph and foundit.id: title, company, whether a company or a consultant posted it, the experience range, the salary when it is shown, locations, remote or not, skills, industries, when it was posted and refreshed, applicants, and the link to apply — and, if you want, the full ad, roles, the job's cities with state, the complete skill list and views. Paste your foundit search links — or just type a job title and a city.

Why this one

• 🔗 Your search, as you set it up. Set every filter you like on foundit — experience, salary, freshness, location, industry, company or consultant — and paste the link. Or type keywords and places here ("data analyst" in "Hyderabad", "accountant" in "Dubai") and choose the site, experience, salary, freshness, work from home and "posted by" below.
• ⚡ Fast. A live test run read five searches on three foundit sites — data analysts in Bengaluru with 3 years' experience from the last 15 days, sales jobs paying 10-25 lakhs newest first, accountants in Dubai, engineers at companies in Singapore, java jobs in Pune for 5 years' experience — 3,724 jobs in 75 seconds. Another run read "python" in Bengaluru to the end of what foundit shows: 9,572 jobs in 5 minutes.
• 🌏 Seven countries, one tool. India, the Gulf, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, the Philippines and Indonesia run on the same foundit engine; links from any of them work, and the form has a site switch.
• 🔒 No phone numbers, no recruiter names. Companies and agencies are named by their company name only. The recruiter's name and phone that foundit keeps with the jobs posted on it are never read. Phone numbers (Indian, Gulf, Singapore and Hong Kong formats) and e-mail addresses in titles and ads become [phone removed] / [e-mail removed] or go with their sentence, and the lines that name a contact person ("call Rumana-9…", "HR Name: …", "Recruiter Info /
• 💸 You pay only for jobs delivered. A link that is not a foundit search, or a place foundit does not know, comes back as a free record with the reason.

What you get

For every job:

Field	What it is
title, jobId, url	the job ad on foundit
company, companyId, companyJobsUrl, companyLogo	who posted it, and their page of jobs on foundit
employerType	company or consultant (a recruitment agency), when foundit says
experience, experienceMin, experienceMax	foundit's experience line ("3-6 Years") and its years
salary, salaryMin, salaryMax, salaryCurrency, salaryPeriod, salaryConfidential	the salary as foundit shows it and its numbers (a year, in the site's currency); salaryConfidential when the employer keeps it hidden
locationText, locations, isRemote	where, as foundit shows it, as a list, and whether the job is remote
skills, industries, functions, jobTypes, employmentTypes	the job's skills and categories
postedAt, refreshedAt, postedAgo, expiresAt	first posted, last refreshed by the employer, foundit's "2 days ago", and when the ad closes
applicants, quickApply, isWalkIn, isUrgentlyHiring, isGreatPlaceToWork	how many applied, and foundit's flags
postedOnFoundit, applyUrl	whether the employer posted the ad on foundit, or foundit gathered it from a career site or LinkedIn — then applyUrl is where to apply
site	India, Gulf, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Philippines or Indonesia
input, position, scrapedAt, status, error	which search it came from, and why a search gave nothing

With Open every job for the full ad also: description, roles, workLocations (city, state, country), skillList, nationalities, views — and detailsError if a job went offline between the search and its page.

Example

A real record from a live run with the full ad — the prefilled search, "python" in Bengaluru, 25 September 2026:

{
  "input": "https://www.foundit.in/srp/results?query=python&locations=Bengaluru",
  "position": 105,
  "jobId": "68396292",
  "url": "https://www.foundit.in/job/python-developer-artech-infosystems-private-limited-bengaluru-bangalore-68396292",
  "title": "python Developer",
  "company": "Artech Infosystems Private Limited",
  "companyId": 898802,
  "companyJobsUrl": "https://www.foundit.in/search/artech-infosystems-private-limited-898802-jobs-career",
  "companyLogo": "https://media.monsterindia.com/logos/xe_artchpinx/jdlogo.gif",
  "employerType": "company",
  "experience": "3-6 Years",
  "experienceMin": 3,
  "experienceMax": 6,
  "salary": "2,50,000-10,00,000 INR",
  "salaryMin": 250000,
  "salaryMax": 1000000,
  "salaryCurrency": "INR",
  "salaryPeriod": "year",
  "salaryConfidential": false,
  "locationText": "Bengaluru",
  "locations": ["Bengaluru"],
  "isRemote": false,
  "skills": ["Data Analysis", "Django", "Flask", "Rest Apis", "Sql", "Git", "Docker", "Unit Testing", "Microservices", "Cloud Computing"],
  "industries": [],
  "functions": ["Others"],
  "jobTypes": [],
  "employmentTypes": ["Full time"],
  "postedAt": "2026-09-23T05:07:06.000Z",
  "refreshedAt": "2026-09-23T05:07:06.000Z",
  "postedAgo": "2 days ago",
  "expiresAt": "2026-11-21T18:30:00.000Z",
  "applicants": 220,
  "isWalkIn": false,
  "isUrgentlyHiring": false,
  "isGreatPlaceToWork": false,
  "quickApply": true,
  "postedOnFoundit": true,
  "applyUrl": null,
  "site": "India",
  "description": "Hiring: Python Developer | Bangalore | Hybrid\nArtech is hiring experienced Python Developers for an exciting opportunity in Bangalore.\nExperience: 3–6 Years\nLocation: Bangalore\nWork Mode: Hybrid\nCTC: Up to 10 LPA\nPreference: Bangalore local candidates\nInterested candidates can share their updated CV at:\nStrong experience in Python\nHands-on experience with Django and/or Flask\n…",
  "roles": ["Other Roles"],
  "workLocations": [{ "city": "Bengaluru / Bangalore", "state": "Karnataka", "country": "India" }],
  "skillList": ["Data Analysis", "Django", "Flask", "Rest Apis", "Sql", "Git", "Docker", "Unit Testing", "Microservices", "Cloud Computing"],
  "nationalities": ["Indian"],
  "views": 97,
  "status": "OK",
  "scrapedAt": "2026-09-25T18:32:30.059Z"
}

(Under "share their updated CV at:" the ad had foundit's own "[HIDDEN TEXT]" mask and a "Contact:" line with a mobile number: both were taken out, together with the "Required Skills" heading next to them.)

How to use it

1. Paste Search links from foundit, one per line — or type Keywords and Places (every keyword is searched in every place), pick the foundit site and choose the filters.
2. Set Max jobs per search, and tick Open every job for the full ad if you need the description, roles, the job's state and the full skill list.
3. Press Start, and download the results from the Output tab as JSON, CSV or Excel.

To follow new jobs, save your input as a task with Freshness set to "Last 1 day" and Sort by "Newest first", and schedule it daily.

You can also call it from the Apify API, from Make, Zapier or n8n, or from an AI agent through the Apify MCP server.

Pricing

You are charged per job delivered — see the price on this page. Opening jobs for the full ad costs nothing extra, only time (about 6 jobs a second: 2,286 jobs with their full ads in 6 minutes in a live run). Links that are not foundit searches and places foundit does not know are free.

FAQ

How many jobs per search? foundit shows a search up to about 9,600 jobs, 100 a page; after that its pages only repeat jobs already shown, and the run stops there. A live run read "python" in Bengaluru, which foundit counts at 11,461 jobs: 9,572 different jobs. For more, split a big search with filters (experience, freshness, places). Smaller searches are read to the end: 707 of 707 java jobs in Pune for 5 years' experience, 195 of 195 accountant jobs in Dubai.

Are the filters obeyed? Yes: foundit applies them, and the run checks the salary range itself. In one live run, 29 of 29 data analyst jobs in Bengaluru from a "3 years, last 15 days" link had a range that includes 3 years and were refreshed within 14 days; 707 of 707 java jobs in Pune with Your experience 5 included 5 years; 2,000 of 2,000 jobs from a "company jobs" link on foundit.sg came from companies; 166 of 166 shown salaries in a "10-25 lakhs" link touched that range. foundit counts a job in a range when its pay range overlaps it (a 2.5-10 lakh job is in 3-6), and it places jobs whose salary is confidential too (627 of 793 in that search). It let 4 jobs through whose shown pay is outside the range: the run left those out.

Why is the salary often empty? Most jobs on foundit do not show one. foundit gathers most of its jobs from employers' career sites and LinkedIn, and those rarely have a salary: 25 of 707 java jobs in Pune showed one, 1,243 of 2,000 engineering jobs in Singapore. When the employer marks the salary confidential, foundit still sends the numbers to the page — they are not given out here; salaryConfidential is true.

What if foundit does not know my place? foundit quietly ignores a place it does not know and shows remote jobs only. The run checks every place first: one that foundit does not know comes back as a free NOT_FOUND record instead of a list of unrelated remote jobs.

Why are there remote jobs in my city search? foundit adds remote jobs to every place search: 25 of the 707 java jobs in Pune and 12 of the 195 accountant jobs in Dubai were remote, the rest were in the place. isRemote tells them apart. Tick Work from home only for remote jobs alone.

In what order does "Newest first" come? By refreshedAt — when the employer last refreshed the ad (792 of 792 steps in order in a live run). An ad first posted long ago (postedAt) can come first if it was refreshed today.

Why no phone numbers or recruiter names? They are personal data. Every job has its url, and applyUrl for jobs gathered from other sites. The recruiter's name and phone that foundit keeps with jobs posted on it are never read, and walk-in venues are not either. foundit masks many contacts in the ads itself; the rest are taken out by rules that know how job ads write them. Rules can miss an unusual wording: in a live run with 2,286 full ads, one consultant's name got through in a "Consultant Name : …" line; that wording is caught now, and a check of the next run's 2,279 full ads found no name left. That is why the full ad is off by default; titles go through the same rules.

Why is the company sometimes shortened? Some small agencies register on foundit as "<owner's name> (Proprietor of

Which foundit sites work? foundit.in, founditgulf.com, foundit.sg, foundit.my, foundit.hk, foundit.com.ph and foundit.id — links from any of them, or the foundit site switch for keywords and places. The salary filter in lakhs is for foundit.in; on the other sites set the salary on foundit and paste the link.

Is this affiliated with foundit or Quess? No. This is an independent tool that reads public job ads on foundit.

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