Arbeitsagentur Jobs Scraper: Germany Jobs & Salaries

Scrape jobs from the Jobbörse of the German Federal Employment Agency (Bundesagentur für Arbeit), Germany's largest job board with over 1 million open jobs, through its official public API: no login, no key of yours, no browser. Get a hiring report for every search:

• Every job: title, employer, occupation, offer type (job, apprenticeship, internship, freelance), workplace address, city, postcode, state and coordinates, full-time / part-time / shifts, home office, permanent or fixed-term, salary (yearly or hourly, in euros), start date, posted date, link
• Optional job details: the full description and whether the job comes from a temp agency (Zeitarbeit) or a private recruiter
• Filters: city, postcode or state with a radius, offer type, permanent or fixed-term, working hours, exclude temp agencies, exclude private recruiters, posted within N days
• Report per search: the top employers, places and occupations over every matching job, temp-agency share, how many ads state pay, permanent vs fixed-term, full-time vs part-time, yearly salary and hourly pay, salary by state, freshness, highest-paid jobs

What does this Arbeitsagentur scraper do?

Jobbörse · "Lagerhelfer" (warehouse helper) · Germany · 5,482 jobs
 82% from temp agencies · top employer Randstad Deutschland (716)
 Pay stated in 67% of ads · median €15.67 an hour (€15.34 to €16.00)
 Most jobs: Berlin 323

1. Enter keywords (German or English) or leave empty for every job, and optionally locations with a radius.
2. Pick filters: offer type, contract, hours, exclude temp agencies, posted within.
3. You get one row per job and one report per keyword and location.

flowchart LR
    A[Keywords,<br/>cities or states,<br/>filters] --> B[Jobbörse<br/>official API]
    B --> C[Jobs<br/>employer, address,<br/>salary, contract,<br/>hours]
    C -. optional .-> D[Job details<br/>description,<br/>temp agency]
    B --> E[Report<br/>top employers,<br/>temp share,<br/>salary, contracts]
    C --> E

Who is it for?

• Recruiters and staffing agencies in Germany: who is hiring for a role, where, and how much of the market is already held by temp agencies
• Sales teams selling to employers (HR software, job ads, training): companies with the most open jobs per occupation and city
• HR and compensation teams: advertised pay for a role, yearly and hourly, by state
• Job seekers and career services: every job for a role near you, with start dates and pay where stated
• Analysts, economists and journalists: labour demand by occupation, region, contract type and working time from the official job board

What data do you get?

Jobs (dataset, one row per job)

Field	What it tells you
id, title, url, externalUrl, employerProfileUrl	The job, the employer's own ad if any, and the employer page
employer, occupation, otherOccupations, offerType	Who hires, for what occupation, and what kind of offer
city, postcode, street, region, country, latitude, longitude, otherLocations	The workplace
hours, miniJob, homeOffice, homeOfficeType, homeOfficePercent	Working time and home office
contract, fixedTermMonths, startDate	Permanent or fixed-term, and when it starts
salaryMin, salaryMax, salaryPeriod, currency	Pay in euros, per year or per hour, when stated
suitableForCareerChangers, postedAt, updatedAt	Career changers welcome, dates
With job details: description, isTempAgency, isPrivateRecruiter, partnerSite	The full ad and who posted it

Report (REPORTS, one per keyword and location)

Field	What it tells you
totalOnJobboerse, jobsRead	Every matching job, and how many were read
topEmployers, topPlaces, topOccupations	Over every matching job
tempAgencySharePercent, privateRecruiterSharePercent, salaryShownSharePercent	Over every matching job
contract, hours, careerChangersWelcome, postedWithin	Counts over every matching job
yearlySalary, hourlyPay, yearlySalaryByRegion	Pay median and middle half, among the jobs read
jobsByRegion, homeOfficePercent, freshness, highestPaid	Among the jobs read

Example: 17 October 2026

Five occupations across Germany, 1,000 jobs each: 5,000 jobs and 5 reports in 47 seconds, 53 requests.

Keyword	Jobs in Germany	Temp-agency share	Pay stated	Median pay (jobs read)	Top employer
Pflegefachkraft (nurse)	24,466	13%	21%	€46,342 a year · €23.50 an hour	rocket match (821)
Elektriker (electrician)	15,386	40%	32%	€20.00 an hour	Frielingsdorf Nord (409)
Erzieher (educator)	14,018	11%	18%	€45,000 a year · €22.50 an hour	PerZukunft Arbeitsvermittlung (151)
Lagerhelfer (warehouse helper)	5,482	82%	67%	€15.67 an hour	Randstad Deutschland (716)
Python	2,847	22%	21%	€65,000 a year (€57,500 – €72,500)	Robert Bosch (88)

• Every job on the Jobbörse: 1,020,772 open jobs; top employers Netto (25,040), Lidl (14,652) and TimePartner (13,622); 21% from temp agencies. A run read the 10,000-job maximum for that search in 163 seconds.
• With job details on, 400 Python jobs in Berlin and Hamburg came with full descriptions in 116 seconds.

Pricing

$0.001 per job, $0.001 per job with details (only when details are on) and $0.02 per search report.

• 1,000 jobs with a report: $1.02
• The run above (5,000 jobs, 5 reports): $5.10
• Just the market numbers for a role (report + 1 job): $0.021

Good to know

• Official source: the Bundesagentur für Arbeit's public job search API (documented at jobsuche.api.bund.dev), with its public client id.
• 10,000 jobs per search is the Jobbörse's own limit; split big searches by location or filters. The report's employer, place and occupation counts always cover every match.
• Salary is stated on roughly a fifth to two thirds of ads depending on the occupation; the rest have none.
• Order: results come in the Jobbörse's relevance order; use Posted within for the newest jobs.
• Privacy: contact people and phone numbers are not collected; emails and phone numbers in descriptions are hidden. Addresses are the workplace addresses employers publish.
• Not affiliated with the Bundesagentur für Arbeit.

Input

Field	Meaning
Keywords	One search each; empty = every job
Locations	Cities, postcodes or states; empty = all of Germany
Radius (km)	Around each location (default 25)
Offer type	Jobs, apprenticeships / dual study, internships / trainee, self-employment
Contract	Permanent or fixed-term
Working hours	Full-time, part-time, shift / night / weekend
Exclude temp agencies, Exclude private recruiters	Switches
Posted within (days)	1 to 100
Jobs per search	1 to 10,000 (default 200)
Job details	Off by default
Reports	On by default

Integrations

Export to JSON, CSV, Excel or Google Sheets, or connect through the Apify API, webhooks, Make, Zapier and n8n. Schedule it daily with "Posted within 1 day" for a feed of new German jobs.