Wellfound Jobs Search Scraper
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from $2.99 / 1,000 wellfound job records
Wellfound Jobs Search Scraper
Scrape startup job listings from Wellfound (formerly AngelList Talent). Extract job titles, companies, locations, equity and salary ranges, funding stages, and remote options for startup recruitment and market analysis.
Pricing
from $2.99 / 1,000 wellfound job records
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Wellfound public jobs search scraper
This Actor extracts complete, detail-verified job records from public Wellfound pages.
Modes
searchdiscovers public job links from a Wellfound role/location page and fetches each detail page.singleverifies one exacthttps://wellfound.com/jobs/<numeric-id>-<slug>URL.multipleverifies a list of exact public detail URLs.
The Actor uses bounded ordinary HTTPS requests and parses the public HTML and JobPosting JSON-LD. It does not log in, use a proxy, invoke a search-engine index, launch a browser, inject fingerprints, or emit diagnostic dataset records. Valid jobs survive individual detail failures; structured failures are written to RUN_DIAGNOSTICS, and RUN_SUMMARY records request/runtime evidence. A run fails only when it cannot verify any requested job.
Local examples
For direct verification, use INPUT-single.json or INPUT-multiple.json. Optional salary, workplace, experience, and education filters are applied only after the public detail page has supplied the corresponding real field.
Output guarantees
Every dataset item is a complete public job record with a numeric Wellfound job ID, canonical detail URL, title, company, date posted, HTML and text description, and verification evidence. applyUrl is present only when the page exposes an explicit application action; the job URL is never used as a substitute.
maxRequests, requestDelayMs, requestTimeoutSecs, and maxRetries bound cost and target load. Retries are limited to transient network, timeout, throttling, and server failures, and every attempt consumes the request budget.
