Job search API

Collect structured public job listings by role, company or location for market research.

Research job listings with Scrollport

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Job listing research

$0.0028/result

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Define the role family, location and market question behind the search. Your agent can collect current listings, remove reposts and compare hiring demand, skills, responsibilities or compensation without treating listings as a complete measure of company activity.

Search responsibilities as well as titles

Provide likely titles, core responsibilities, seniority, location or remote rules and date range. Different employers describe similar work differently, so explain the underlying role rather than relying on one exact phrase.

What makes a job listing useful for market research?

Company, responsibilities, location, remote status, posting date and direct listing context help distinguish genuine hiring signals from loose title matches. Ask the agent to preserve the source and flag missing, duplicate or stale listings.

Deduplicate and interpret cautiously

Group reposts and cross-listed roles, distinguish newly published from newly discovered listings and state the sample limits. Open roles can signal priorities, but they do not reveal total hiring or filled positions.

Example prompt

This example focuses the list on a hiring-market question.

Example prompt to give your agent

Use Scrollport's Job listing research capability to find roles related to [RESPONSIBILITY] at [COMPANY TYPE OR NAMED COMPANIES] in [LOCATION OR REMOTE RULE] from [DATE RANGE]. Include [SENIORITY OR TITLES], group duplicates and reposts, retain direct listing links and dates, and summarise what the sample suggests about [RESEARCH QUESTION]. Show me the price before the paid run.