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Cutshort Jobs Search Scraper

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Cutshort Jobs Search Scraper

Cutshort Jobs Search Scraper

Extract rich public job, recruiter, salary, skills, description, and company data from Cutshort.io.

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from $2.99 / 1,000 job details

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Jobs API

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Extract structured technology-job listings from Cutshort with search and direct-detail modes. The Actor follows public listing links, enriches each result from its detail page, and emits source-backed descriptions, company and location data, application URLs, dates, skills, and salary details when published.

Input

  • mode: search or detail
  • query: search phrase used in search mode
  • location: optional location filter
  • startUrls: Cutshort job URLs for detail mode
  • maxItems: maximum records to save
  • maxPages: maximum search pages to inspect
  • maxConcurrency: bounded detail-page concurrency
  • requestTimeoutSecs: request timeout
  • retries: retry count for transient failures

No proxy is required for the current public source. The Actor runs directly both locally and on Apify.

Output

Each dataset item contains normalized job identity and URL fields, title, company, location, full source-backed description, application URL, dates, skills, employment information, salary where disclosed, provenance, and compact source data. Records that fail completeness or source-validation gates are skipped and recorded in diagnostics instead of being published as jobs.

Run diagnostics and summaries are written to the default key-value store under OUTPUT, SUMMARY, HEALTH, DIAGNOSTICS, and SKIPS.

Example

{
"mode": "search",
"query": "developer",
"location": "",
"maxItems": 10,
"maxPages": 2
}

Reliability

Requests use bounded retries, timeouts, concurrency, URL deduplication, and strict official-host validation. A run that cannot obtain any complete records exits non-zero and records evidence-backed diagnostics rather than reporting silent success.