Google Jobs Scraper: Job Listings, Salary, Employer, Source & Apply Link

Search Google Jobs the way a candidate does and get the listings as data: title, employer, place, contract type, the salary when the listing shows one, the date it was posted, the site that lists the job and the link to apply. Run many searches in one go, by country, language and place, with the duplicates removed. Built for job boards and aggregators, recruiters, salary and hiring-trend research, and lead lists of companies that are hiring.

$3.90 per 1,000 jobs (one job = one listing delivered), $0.003 per search answered by Google Jobs (one fee per 20 jobs read, empty search included) and a small start fee per run. A run of 30 jobs from 2 searches costs about $0.13.

Quick start

1. Type your searches, one per line (python developer, nurse, warehouse operator).
2. Pick the country and, if you want, the language and one or more places (Lyon, Texas, SW1A 1AA).
3. Set the maximum jobs, click Start and read the jobs in the Output tab.

It also runs from the Apify API, on a schedule, and connects to webhooks, Make, Zapier, n8n or Apify's MCP server. Run the same searches every day to follow the market.

What it is used for

• Job boards and aggregators: fresh listings by country, place and keyword.
• Salary and market research: the pay that listings show, by job and place, with the figures read out for you.
• Hiring signals: which companies are hiring for what, and where.
• Alerts: a daily schedule with "posted within 1 day" gives the new listings that Google dates (about 6 in 10 are dated; the undated ones are left out).

What you get

Title, employer, place	yes
Contract type	read from Google's text: full-time, part-time, contract, internship, temporary
Salary as written, plus minimum, maximum, currency and period	when the listing shows one; figures left empty when they cannot be read with certainty
Date posted	when Google shows one
Site that lists the job, and the link to the listing	yes
Remote	remote when Google lists the job as "Anywhere"
The search and place that found it, position in Google's list, time read	yes

Inputs

• Searches: up to 500 per run, repeats are searched once. A job found by several searches is delivered once.
• Places (optional): a city, region or postal code per line. Each search runs in each place. Leave empty to search the whole country. If a name is shared by several places, write the region (Springfield, Missouri): the run says which places matched, for free.
• Country: the 76 countries where Google Jobs is available. Language: a code (en, fr, de, pt-BR...); empty uses the main language of the country.
• Maximum jobs and maximum jobs per search (up to 200). Apify's Maximum cost per run is respected too. When you give more searches than the maximum can serve, every search gets a share (at least 5 jobs) and the first ones are served first; a search that finds fewer jobs than its share gives the rest to the others.
• Posted within (last 1, 3, 7, 14 or 30 days), contract types and radius (1 to 300 km around each place).

Output

One record per job. Main fields: jobId, title, company, location, workplaceType, employmentType, employmentTypeRaw, salaryText, salaryMin, salaryMax, salaryCurrency, salaryPeriod, publishedAt, postedAgo, source, url, query, searchLocation, rank, scrapedAt. A search that gives nothing comes as an error record (the record is free; the search fee applies only if Google Jobs answered the search) with the reason and whether trying again may help. The run summary (OUTPUT) gives the jobs per search and how many jobs the filters left out.

Pricing

Pay per event:

Event	Price
Job delivered	$3.90 per 1,000
Search	$0.003 per search, per 20 jobs read (a search read 50 deep counts 3)
Run start	$0.005 per run

The search fee is charged once the search is accepted by the job data service, whether Google shows jobs or not: a search with no listing costs $0.003 and gives a free record saying so, the other searches carry on. It is never charged when the service is down or refuses the search, and a search is not sent when your maximum cost per run no longer leaves room for its fee and at least one job. A run starts with at most 3 searches of 20 jobs and sends the rest once Google Jobs has answered; if Google Jobs keeps failing, the run stops after at most 3 to 5 search fees. Higher Apify plans pay less per job ($3.70 and $3.60 per 1,000 on the upper plans). Never charged: error records, jobs already delivered by another search, notices. The search fee is counted per block of 20 jobs read, including the jobs a tight filter drops: with a "posted within" or contract filter the Actor reads deeper to find enough matching jobs (up to 6 times the jobs you asked for), and the fee counts everything it read. When a search has fewer jobs than its share, the others are read deeper to fill your maximum: Google is asked again from the top, and only the new blocks of 20 are charged (a search read 20 deep, then 60 deep, pays 3 fees in all).

Limits

• Google shows about 190 jobs at most per search. Use more searches and places to go further.
• Not every field exists for every job. The salary is only there when the listing shows it, the date for about 6 jobs in 10, the employer website rarely. Missing values are empty, never made up.
• Dates have a day's precision. Google says "3 days ago", so publishedAt is that day (YYYY-MM-DD).
• Remote is set only when Google lists the job as "Anywhere"; on-site and hybrid are not told apart.
• One link per job: the listing on the site Google shows first. The description is not included.
• Contract filter: read from the contract text in the search language; jobs showing no contract are left out when you filter, and so are jobs whose contract text cannot be read (the run summary says how many).
• Short "posted within" windows return fewer jobs: Google dates only about 6 jobs in 10 and the Actor reads deeper to find the recent ones, within the cost limit of the run. For the most jobs, widen the window or add searches and places.
• Results are what Google shows at that moment and change from one hour to the next.

FAQ

Is anything different on Apify's free plan? Live searches need a paid Apify plan. On the free plan, the prefilled example (the search "python developer", United States, 20 jobs) returns a stored sample, marked sample: true with its date. Any other input searches nothing and says so in the run. Only the run start is charged.

What if a run is restarted by the platform? It resumes where it was: jobs already delivered are not searched or charged again.

Does the Actor send anything to Quarra? Only when a run fails or runs out of time: the Actor, its build, the error type, the line of our code where it happened, and the memory and time the run was given, so we can fix it fast. Never your searches, your results, your account or the run ID.