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Remote Job Scraper – Dynamite Jobs Listings & Salaries

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Remote Job Scraper – Dynamite Jobs Listings & Salaries

Remote Job Scraper – Dynamite Jobs Listings & Salaries

Scrape remote job listings from dynamitejobs.com — search by keyword and filter by category, candidate location, skill, job type or salary. One row per job: title, company and website, salary range, skills, eligible countries, full description, apply type and dates. No account needed.

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Scrape remote job listings from dynamitejobs.com, a curated board for 100% remote, work-from-anywhere jobs. Give it a search term and any combination of filters, and it returns structured data for every matching job — title, company, salary range, category, skills, candidate location eligibility, and the full description — ready to download, pipe into another Actor, or sync to your own systems via the Apify API.

Instead of driving a headless browser through the site's JavaScript app, the Actor queries the same public search index the site's own search box uses, so runs are fast and need no browser or proxy for normal use.

What can I use remote job data for?

  • Lead generation — build a list of remote-first companies actively hiring, for outreach or recruiting-tool sales.
  • Market research — track salary ranges and in-demand skills for a role or category over time.
  • Job alerts — schedule the Actor on Apify and feed new matches into Slack, email, or a spreadsheet.
  • Aggregation — merge Dynamite Jobs listings into your own remote-job board or newsletter.

How do I scrape Dynamite Jobs?

  1. Click Try for free or Start on the Actor page.
  2. In the Input tab, optionally enter a search term and any filters (category, location, skills, job type, salary range).
  3. Set Max results, or set it to 0 to fetch everything that matches.
  4. Click Start and wait for the run to finish.
  5. Open the Output / Dataset tab to view, download, or export the results (JSON, CSV, Excel, etc.), or fetch them programmatically via the Apify API.

Which categories, locations and skills can I filter by?

Filters take slugs, exactly as the board uses them. These are the live values, read off the board's own search index:

Category slugCategory on the site
developmentDeveloper / Engineer
marketingMarketing
business-developmentBusiness Development / Sales
management-operationsManagement and Operations
productProduct
designDesign
multimediaMultimedia Production
hr-recruiterHR / Recruiter
finance-accountingFinance / Accounting
customer-supportCustomer Support
technical-supportTechnical Support
seoSEO / Content Marketing
paid-adsPaid Ads / PPC
writing-editingWriting / Editing
admin-vaAdmin / Virtual Assistant
data-analystData Analyst
community-managerCommunity Manager
e-commerceE-Commerce
teacher-coachTeacher / Coach

Locations (locationSlugs) are candidate eligibility — where a person may be based to take the role, not where the company sits. They are either ISO country codes or region slugs: US, CA, GB, DE, FR, ES, PT, PL, MX, BR, AR, CO, ZA, KE, NG, IN, PH, SG, AU, plus regions such as europe, eastern-europe, southern-europe, latinamerica, southamerica, asia, western-asia, south-eastern-asia, africa and australia. Several values are combined with OR.

Subcategories (subcategorySlug) narrow a category, e.g. fullstack, frontend, backend, product-engineer, product-design, ux-web-design, graphic-design, project-manager, product-management, account-management, operations-manager, human-resources, executive-assistant, social-media, digital-marketing, copywriting, video, producer, sales, accounting.

Skills (skillSlugs) are the board's own skill tags, e.g. python, ai, figma, project-management, leadership, marketing-strategy, campaign-management, social-media-management, content-creation, demand-generation, growth-marketing, prospecting, storytelling, clear-communication-skills, attention-to-detail.

What input does it take?

All fields are optional — leave them blank to fetch every currently published job. See the Input tab for the full form.

FieldTypeDescription
searchstringFree-text search across job title, company name and description.
categorySlugstringCategory slug from the table above, e.g. development.
subcategorySlugstringSubcategory slug, e.g. fullstack.
locationSlugsarrayCandidate location eligibility, e.g. US, CA, europe, latinamerica. Combined with OR.
skillSlugsarraySkill slugs, e.g. python, figma. Combined with OR.
jobTypeSlugstringEmployment type: full-time, part-time or freelance ("Short-Term Project"). The board is overwhelmingly full-time. contract and internship are accepted as legacy aliases of freelance.
salaryRangestringAdvertised salary bucket, e.g. 3kTo6k. Only matches jobs whose salary is public.
includeClosedJobsbooleanBy default only published, non-expired jobs are scraped. Set true to also accept closed listings.
maxItemsintegerMaximum number of jobs to return. 0 = no limit.
proxyConfigurationobjectOptional Apify Proxy settings. Not needed for normal-sized runs.

Example input:

{
"search": "react developer",
"locationSlugs": ["US", "europe"],
"jobTypeSlug": "full-time",
"maxItems": 100
}

What does each row contain?

Each dataset item is one job listing:

{
"url": "https://dynamitejobs.com/company/levelupleads/remote-job/head-of-client-delivery",
"title": "Head of Client Delivery",
"companyName": "LevelUp Leads",
"companyUrl": "https://levelupleads.io",
"categorySlug": "management-operations",
"categoryName": "Management and Operations",
"locationSlugs": ["latinamerica", "CA", "US"],
"skills": ["Leadership", "Operations", "KPIs"],
"jobTypeSlug": "full-time",
"jobTypeName": "Full Time",
"salaryFrom": 6500,
"salaryTo": 8500,
"salaryCurrency": "USD",
"salaryPeriod": "monthly",
"description": "Salary Range: $6500-$8500/month ...",
"publishedAt": "2026-08-11T12:30:56+00:00"
}

You can download the dataset as JSON, HTML, CSV, or Excel.

FieldDescription
urlPublic URL of the job listing.
objectIdThe board's internal job identifier — a stable key for de-duplicating between runs.
titleJob title.
companyName / companyUrl / companyUsername / companyLogoUrlHiring company details.
categorySlug / categoryNamePrimary job category.
subcategorySlug / subcategoryNameJob subcategory, if set.
locationSlugsCountries and regions a candidate may be based in.
skillsSkill names listed on the job.
jobTypeSlug / jobTypeNameEmployment type, e.g. full-time / "Full Time".
salaryFrom / salaryTo / salaryCurrency / salaryPeriod / salaryPublicAdvertised salary, when disclosed. salaryPeriod is monthly or hourly.
description / descriptionHtmlFull job description, as plain text and as HTML.
applyTypeHow candidates apply: link (the employer's own page) or platform-form (a form on Dynamite Jobs).
isFeaturedWhether the listing is a featured/promoted job.
publishedAt / updatedAt / expiresAtListing lifecycle timestamps (ISO 8601).

How much does it cost?

This Actor uses the Pay per event model: $1 per 1,000 job listings returned ($0.001 per row). You are charged only for jobs actually delivered to the dataset — a run that returns 250 matching jobs costs $0.25. Apify platform usage (compute) is billed on top; it is small, because the Actor makes a handful of lightweight JSON calls per run rather than downloading pages in a browser. Set maxItems to put a hard ceiling on both.

FAQ

Do I need a Dynamite Jobs account, an API key or proxies? No. The Actor reads the same public search index that the site serves to any visitor's browser — no login, no cookie, no key — and proxies are off by default.

Can I scrape the whole board in one run? Yes. Leave every filter blank and set maxItems to 0. The open board holds on the order of a thousand published listings (about 1,000 when this page was last updated), so a full run finishes quickly and costs about a dollar.

Can I run it on a schedule and pick up only new jobs? Yes. Schedule it on Apify, then de-duplicate against your previous results by url or objectId, and use publishedAt / updatedAt to spot what changed.

Does it return salaries? Only where the employer publishes one. Then you get salaryFrom, salaryTo, salaryCurrency and salaryPeriod (monthly or hourly); otherwise those fields are empty. The salaryRange filter likewise only matches jobs with a public salary, so using it hides every job that doesn't advertise pay.

Are locationSlugs where the company is, or where I can live? Where you can live. Remote jobs on this board restrict candidates to certain countries or regions, and that eligibility list is what the field contains — for example ["latinamerica", "CA", "US"].

Does it include closed or expired jobs? By default no, only published and non-expired listings. includeClosedJobs relaxes that filter, but expired jobs are generally dropped from the board's index, so it rarely adds rows.

What happens if the run fails or the site changes its search backend? The run fails visibly with the error in the log (and the maintainer is notified automatically) rather than finishing with silently wrong data. If results look off, please open an issue on the Actor's Issues tab.

Is this legal? The Actor only reads data that dynamitejobs.com already serves publicly to any visitor's browser. You are responsible for using the extracted data in line with dynamitejobs.com's Terms of Service and applicable law.

Need a custom version of this scraper or a different job board covered? Reach out — Apify Custom Solutions can help.

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