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Retrieve scraped data from your Glassdoor Jobs Scraper runs.

Headers

string
required
Your API authentication token. Value: Token YOUR_API_KEY

Query Parameters

string
required
Hash of the squid to get results from
integer
Page number (default: 1)

Result Fields

string
Glassdoor’s unique identifier for the job listing. Example: JV_KO0,25_KE26,32.htm
string
Job title as published by the employer. Example: Senior Python Developer
string
Glassdoor’s normalised version of the job title. Example: Software Engineer
string
Direct link to the job listing on Glassdoor. Example: https://www.glassdoor.com/job-listing/senior-python-developer-acme-corp-JV_KO0,25_KE26,32.htm
string
Canonical SEO link to the job listing. Example: https://www.glassdoor.com/job-listing/senior-python-developer-acme-corp-JV_KO0,25_KE26,32.htm
datetime
Date the job was posted. Example: 2026-09-13T00:00:00Z
integer
Age of the listing in whole days. Example: 2
boolean
True when the job can be applied to directly on Glassdoor. Example: false
boolean
True when Glassdoor flags the listing as expired. Example: false
boolean
True when the listing is a paid placement. Example: false
boolean
True when the employer is a paid advertiser. Example: false
string
Job location as displayed on Glassdoor. Example: New York, NY
string
Granularity of location: C (city), S (state), N (country). Example: C
integer
Glassdoor’s internal country identifier. Example: 1
float
Low end of Glassdoor’s pay estimate (10th percentile). Example: 120000
float
Median of Glassdoor’s pay estimate (50th percentile). Example: 150000
float
High end of Glassdoor’s pay estimate (90th percentile). Example: 180000
string
Period of salary figures, e.g. ANNUAL or HOURLY. Example: ANNUAL
string
ISO currency code of the salary figures. Example: USD
string
Where the salary comes from (EMPLOYER_PROVIDED or Glassdoor estimate). Example: EMPLOYER_PROVIDED
boolean
True when salary was provided by the employer. Example: true
integer
Glassdoor’s identifier for the hiring company. Example: 1234567
string
Name of the hiring company. Example: Acme Corp
string
Short display name of the hiring company. Example: Acme
float
Overall Glassdoor rating, from 0 to 5. Example: 4.2
string
URL of the company logo. Example: https://media.glassdoor.com/sql/1234567/acme-squareLogo.png
string
Glassdoor’s occupation category for the job. Example: Software Engineer
integer
Glassdoor’s numeric identifier for the occupation category. Example: 10014
text
Full job description (HTML included).
text
Full job description as plain text.
string
Employment type(s), comma separated. Example: FULL_TIME
string
Remote-work flag(s), comma separated. Example: REMOTE
string
Education requirements, comma separated. Example: Bachelor's Degree
string
Years of experience required. Example: 3-5 years
text
Skills attached to the listing, comma separated. Example: Python, Django, REST API
datetime
Date Glassdoor last (re)discovered the listing. Example: 2026-09-13T08:00:00Z
string
Link that starts the application. Example: https://www.acme.com/careers/apply/12345
string
State or region of the job. Example: NY
string
Country of the job. Example: United States
string
Postal code of the job location. Example: 10001
float
Latitude of the job location. Example: 40.7128
float
Longitude of the job location. Example: -74.006
string
Link to the company’s Glassdoor profile. Example: https://www.glassdoor.com/Overview/Working-at-Acme-Corp-EI_IE1234567.htm
string
Headquarters of the company. Example: 123 Main St, New York, NY 10001
string
Type of company, e.g. Company - Private. Example: Company - Private
integer
Year the company was founded. Example: 2005
string
Company size bucket. Example: 1001 to 5000 Employees
string
Glassdoor’s company size category. Example: MID_SIZE
string
Estimated revenue bucket. Example: $100 to $500 million (USD)
string
Industry of the company. Example: Software Development
string
Sector of the company. Example: Information Technology
The company’s own website. Example: https://www.acme.com
float
Work-life balance rating, from 0 to 5. Example: 3.8
float
Compensation and benefits rating, from 0 to 5. Example: 3.9
float
Senior management rating, from 0 to 5. Example: 3.5
float
Culture and values rating, from 0 to 5. Example: 4.0
float
Career opportunities rating, from 0 to 5. Example: 3.7
float
Share of reviewers who approve of the CEO, 0 to 1. Example: 0.72
integer
Number of reviews behind the CEO approval score. Example: 312
string
Name of the company CEO. Example: Jane Smith
float
Share who would recommend the company, 0 to 1. Example: 0.68
integer
Total number of company reviews on Glassdoor. Example: 1847
float
Benefits rating, from 0 to 5. Example: 3.9
integer
Number of benefit reviews. Example: 423
json
Review highlight sentences from company reviews.

Code Examples

Response

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