Glassdoor Jobs Scraper – Salary Ranges, Ratings & Easy Apply
Pricing
from $1.00 / 1,000 jobs
Scrape Glassdoor job listings by keyword and location without an account. Typed JSON per job: salary range (min / median / max, employer-stated or estimated), company rating and profile, posting age, Easy Apply flag, full description and apply link — plus a companies-hiring summary.
One search per line, as you would type it into Glassdoor's job search — e.g. python developer, registered nurse, account executive.
Cities, states/regions or countries — every keyword is searched in every location. E.g. New York, NY, London, Texas, Germany, Remote. Leave empty to search everywhere.
Cap per keyword × location combination. Duplicates across searches are removed automatically.
Only jobs posted in this window. Filtered-out jobs are never charged.
Only jobs that can be applied to directly on Glassdoor.
Only jobs whose salary range reaches this amount (in the local currency, per year).
Only employers rated at least this many stars on Glassdoor (1–5).
Distance around a city location. Glassdoor's default is 25 miles.
Keep only jobs whose title contains at least one of these words (case-insensitive). Applied after Glassdoor's own matching, which can be loose.
Drop jobs whose title contains any of these words — e.g. senior, intern, manager.
Drop jobs from companies whose name contains any of these words — handy for skipping staffing agencies.
Opens every job for the full description and the employer profile (industry, size, revenue, HQ, founded, website, rating breakdown) — one extra request per job. Turn off for a fast list with title, company, rating, salary range and snippet.
Adds descriptionHtml next to the plain-text description. Turn off for smaller rows.
Order in which Glassdoor returns the results (affects which jobs make it under the cap).
Paste glassdoor.com/Job/…-jobs-SRCH_….htm URLs from your browser — their keyword, location and filters are used as additional searches.
How many browser sessions work in parallel. Each session gets its own IP; 3 is a good balance of speed and memory.
Glassdoor's entry check blocks most datacenter IPs, so US residential proxies are the default (Glassdoor's global site answers in English from US exits). Keep it unless you have your own proxies.
{ "useApifyProxy": true, "apifyProxyGroups": [ "RESIDENTIAL" ], "apifyProxyCountry": "US"}