Google Jobs Scraper – Real Apply Links, Salary & 20+ Job Boards
Pricing
from $1.00 / 1,000 jobs
Scrape Google for Jobs by phrase and location: one search covers LinkedIn, Indeed, ZipRecruiter, employer career pages and 20+ boards. Typed JSON per job with apply links resolved to their real destination, salary, schedule type, posted date, description, highlights and source board.
One search per line, as you would type it into Google — e.g. python developer, registered nurse, marketing manager. Google understands natural language, so senior python developer fintech works too.
Cities, regions or countries — every phrase is searched in every location. E.g. New York, London, Texas, Germany. Leave empty to search the whole country.
Which Google country edition to search — decides the default job market and formats. Two-letter code.
Google shows ten jobs per phrase. Ask for more and the Actor widens the phrase with natural variants (… remote, … senior, … full-time, …), merging and deduplicating the results — each variant is one more Google page.
Only jobs posted in this window (added to the Google query and checked against the posting age Google shows). Jobs without a stated age are kept.
Adds the type to every phrase. Leave empty for all.
[]Keep only jobs whose title contains at least one of these words (case-insensitive).
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.
When more than ten jobs per phrase are wanted, try natural variants of the phrase (… remote, … senior, … contract, …) until the cap is reached or variants stop producing new jobs. Turn off to fetch exactly one Google page per phrase.
Follow every Apply on … button to its real destination (employer ATS, LinkedIn, Indeed, …) so applyUrl is a link people can open. Turn off to keep only Google's redirect links (faster).
Google lists several boards carrying the same job; this caps how many are resolved and returned.
Paste google.com/search?q=…&udm=8 (Jobs tab) URLs from your browser — their phrase, country and language are used as additional searches.
Google interface language for the search, e.g. en, de, fr. Job content stays in its original language either way.
How many Google result pages are fetched at once.