Upwork Jobs Universal Scraper
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Stay on top of new Upwork jobs that match your search. Keyword, type, rate, skills and country filters, full description, budget and a direct job URL. No login. Pay per job.
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What to search for, as you would type it on Upwork ("python", "react developer", "logo design"). Leave empty to browse the whole feed with the filters below.
"Most recent first" is what you want for job alerts and scheduled runs.
Hourly or fixed-price. Leave on Any type for both.
Required freelancer level on the posting.
Full country name as on Upwork ("United States", "France", "United Kingdom"). Two-letter codes like "US" return nothing.
Only hourly jobs whose budget starts at or above this rate.
Only hourly jobs whose budget is at or below this rate.
Only fixed-price jobs at or above this amount.
Only fixed-price jobs at or below this amount.
How many freelancers the client has already hired on Upwork.
Only jobs marked contract-to-hire.
Expected project length.
Weekly commitment on hourly jobs.
IANA timezone ("America/New_York", "Europe/Paris"). Empty = any.
Optional Upwork skill uid (the long numeric id from a previous result's skillUids). Filters to jobs tagged with that skill.
Optional Upwork category uid from a search URL (category2_uid=…).
Optional Upwork subcategory uid from a search URL (subcategory2_uid=…).
Keep jobs published inside this window. Applied after fetch; with "Most recent first" the run stops once jobs are older than the window.
Optional: paste full Upwork job-search URLs (https://www.upwork.com/nx/search/jobs/?q=python&sort=recency). Each URL is scraped with its own filters, in addition to the keyword search above.
Stop after this many new jobs in total. 0 = every unique job this search returns. Broad searches are continued automatically past one result window (~5,050) by splitting on type, client hires, experience and rate.
Remember job ids already returned for this search and only push listings that are new. Turn this on for scheduled alerts.
Keep each job's complete description. Off = omit the description; listing metadata is unchanged.
Join the skills list into a comma-separated string so every column stays flat.
Write an input_status report to the run's OUTPUT record (how many jobs each search collected and why it stopped).
