🔎 Google Jobs Scraper

Collect job postings directly from Google search pages without coding. Extract Google job results by keyword, location, or search URL with salary snippets, provider details, apply links, job highlights, logos, and detail-panel content. Perfect for recruiting research, hiring intelligence, salary monitoring, and labor market analysis. Download as CSV, Excel, or JSON. No setup required.

The Google Jobs Scraper collects Google job postings from Google search pages, extracting structured fields like salaries, providers, apply links, logos, highlights, and detail-panel data through a simple no-code interface.

✨ What Does It Do

• 🔎 Google job cards collect role titles, company names, provider lines, locations, and posting times for each result
• 💰 Salary parsing turns visible salary snippets into raw salary text plus normalized minimum and maximum values when Google exposes them
• 🔗 Apply links extract job application destinations from the Google detail panel to compare provider coverage and routing
• 📋 Job highlights collect qualifications, benefits, and responsibilities from the Google panel for hiring analysis
• 🖼️ Logo extraction captures company logos when Google exposes them in the selected job panel
• 📈 Scroll pagination loads more jobs from Google’s jobs view until the run reaches your maxItems limit

🔧 Input

• Google Search URL - Paste a Google search URL that already shows the Google jobs view, or let the actor build the search for you from query and location.
• Max Items - Set the maximum number of Google job postings to collect. Free users are limited to 100 results per run.
• Query - Enter the role or search phrase you want to collect, for example software engineer, data analyst, or product manager.
• Location - Narrow results to a city, state, region, or remote-friendly location.
• Country Code - Pass the Google gl value like us, uk, or ca.
• Language Code - Pass the Google hl value like en, es, or de.
• Include Details - Open each selected Google job panel to collect apply links, highlights, logos, and description text.
• Include Raw - Keep normalized raw card text for parser review and debugging.
• Proxy Configuration - Residential proxies are strongly recommended for stable Google access.

{
  "query": "software engineer",
  "location": "New York, NY",
  "countryCode": "us",
  "languageCode": "en",
  "maxItems": 100,
  "includeDetails": true,
  "proxyConfiguration": {
    "useApifyProxy": true,
    "apifyProxyGroups": ["RESIDENTIAL"],
    "apifyProxyCountry": "US"
  }
}

📊 Output

Each job includes structured Google fields, downloadable as JSON, CSV, or Excel.

🔎 Title	🏢 Company	📍 Location
🔗 Via / Provider	💰 Salary	📈 Salary Min / Max
🕒 Posted Time	💼 Employment Type	🖼️ Logo
📋 Job Highlights	🔗 Apply Links	📝 Description
🧩 Extensions	🔎 Search Query	✅ Provider

💎 Why Choose the Google Jobs Scraper?

Feature	Our Actor	Google Jobs (canadesk)	Google Jobs Scraper (bluelightco)
Collects Google job postings	✔️	✔️	✔️
Starts from Google search URLs	✔️	Partial	Partial
Query and location input	✔️	✔️	✔️
Scroll-based pagination	✔️	Partial	Partial
Salary min and max parsing	✔️	❌	❌
Provider line extraction	✔️	Partial	Partial
Apply link extraction	✔️	❌	Partial
Job highlights extraction	✔️	❌	Partial
Logo extraction	✔️	❌	❌
Detail panel enrichment	✔️	❌	Partial
Raw card debug output	✔️	❌	❌
Residential proxy support	✔️	Partial	Partial

📋 How to Use

No technical skills required. Follow these simple steps:

1. Set Your Search: Paste a Google jobs search URL or enter a job query and location.
2. Choose Your Limits: Set maxItems and decide whether you want detail enrichment.
3. Run It: Click start and let the actor collect Google job postings for you.

That is it. Once the run finishes, export your data in CSV, Excel, or JSON format.

🎯 Business Use Cases

• 📊 Recruiting analysts monitor how employers appear in Google job results across locations, providers, and salary ranges
• 💼 Hiring teams compare apply destinations, job messaging, and provider coverage across competing roles
• 🧠 Labor market researchers build datasets of salary signals, benefits, and posting activity from Google’s job surfaces

❓ FAQ

🔍 How does this actor collect Google jobs?

The actor collects Google job postings from Google search pages, loads more results when needed, and can enrich selected postings from the Google detail panel.

📈 Does it support pagination?

Yes. The actor loads more jobs with scroll in Google’s jobs view until it reaches maxItems or Google stops loading additional results.

🔗 Can it collect apply links?

Yes. When includeDetails is enabled and Google exposes the detail panel, the actor collects apply destinations from that panel.

🛡️ Will Google block me?

Google can throttle or block automated access. Residential proxies improve stability and reduce failed runs.

⚡ How long does a run take?

Runtime depends on pagination depth, detail enrichment, and Google response speed. Listings-only runs are faster than enriched runs.

⚠️ Are there any limits?

Free users can collect up to 100 results per run. Paid users can collect significantly more, depending on result depth and runtime stability.

🔗 Integrate Google Jobs Scraper with any app

• Make - Automate workflows
• Zapier - Connect with other apps
• Slack - Send job alerts
• Google Drive - Export results
• Airbyte - Move data into warehouses

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🚀 Ready to Start?

Create a free account with $5 credit and collect your first 100 results for free. No coding, no setup.

🆘 Need Help?

• Check the FAQ section above for common questions
• Visit the Apify support page for documentation and tutorials
• Contact us to request a new scraper, propose a custom project, or report an issue at Tally contact form

⚠️ Disclaimer

This actor is an independent tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google. All trademarks mentioned are the property of their respective owners.