Upwork Jobs Scraper — Freelance Listings & Client Data
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from $6.50 / 1,000 job scrapeds
Extract public Upwork job listings, budgets, skills, experience level, client signals, posting dates, and project metadata.
Keyword search query (e.g. "python developer", "logo design", "copywriting").
Upwork category slug to filter by (e.g. "web-mobile-software-dev", "design-creative", "writing"). Leave empty for all categories.
Filter by required experience level. Select one or more levels. Valid values: entry, intermediate, expert
[]Minimum budget in USD for fixed-price jobs.
Maximum budget in USD for fixed-price jobs. 0 means no limit.
Minimum hourly rate in USD for hourly jobs.
Maximum hourly rate in USD for hourly jobs. 0 means no limit.
Minimum client rating (1-5). Only return jobs from clients with at least this rating. 0 means no filter.
Filter by client country using ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code (e.g. "US", "GB", "AU"). Leave empty for all countries.
Only return jobs posted within the last N days.
Filter by required skills (e.g. ["React", "TypeScript"]). Jobs must list ALL specified skills.
[]Maximum number of job listings to return.
Fetch and include the full job description from each job's detail page. Set to false for faster, lightweight listing data only.
Include client hire history, payment totals, and rating for each job listing.
Residential proxy is required — Upwork blocks datacenter IPs. Defaults to Apify residential proxy (requires paid Apify plan). Free-plan users can provide their own residential proxy URL.
{ "useApifyProxy": true, "apifyProxyGroups": [ "RESIDENTIAL" ]}Stop before paid output would exceed the configured max charge.
Write extra free diagnostics to the key-value store.
Save raw snapshots as free debug artifacts when enabled.
Maximum time to wait for a request or page load.
Maximum retry attempts per source.
Maximum concurrent requests. High-risk marketplace and SERP actors default to a low value.
Run setting used to control cost, runtime, and output size.
Use public live targets, supplied snapshots, or provider-backed source data when supported.
Optional HTML snapshot for deterministic public-data extraction tests or controlled source capture.
Optional JSON snapshot/provider response for deterministic public-data extraction tests or controlled source capture.