Google Jobs Scraper - Adverts, Salaries and Apply Links
Pricing
Pay per event
Read Google's jobs results as a table. One row per advert with the company, the location, the board it came from, the posted date, the salary where Google has one, the full description and every site the job can be applied on.
One search per line, written the way you would type it into Google, such as "react developer" or "warehouse manager".
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[ "product manager"]One location per line. Each search is run once per location, so three searches and four cities is twelve queries. Leave empty to let Google decide.
[ "Amsterdam", "Berlin"]Stop after this many jobs. Also the cost ceiling for the run.
Two-letter interface language, such as en, nl or de.
Two-letter country code the search is made for. Job results are regional, so the same search returns different adverts per market.
Follow each apply link through to the board it lands on. Off by default because it costs one extra request per link, and adverts carry up to eight.
The ceiling on that extra work when the option above is on.