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BuiltIn Jobs Scraper — Builtin.com | Lagic

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Detailed Job Listings and Company Insights from Builtin.com

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Configure Agent

Start scraping from a specific Builtin.com search URL. If provided, this will be used instead of Keyword/Location.

Job search keyword(s), e.g., 'Software Developer', 'Marketing Manager', 'Data Analyst'.

Location (Builtin.com lists US-based positions; leave empty for general results).

The maximum number of jobs to collect.

A safety cap on the number of search result pages to visit.

Results to deliver

100 credits

This agent actively searches live listings — results may vary. You are only charged for what is delivered, up to this number.

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Pricing

1 credit per result
✓ 30 free credits on signup✓ Refund if 0 results✓ No card required

Sample Data Preview

Job title and original URLCompany name and overviewFull job description (HTML and plain text)Location detailsStated salary range (minimum, maximum, currency, unit)Workplace type (e.g., remote, hybrid, on-site)
https://...Sample Text...Value...Value...Value...10091
https://...Sample Text...Value...Value...Value...10092
..................
Exports as:CSVXLSXJSON

Overview

Extract comprehensive job postings from Builtin.com, including company details, salary ranges, work types, and full job descriptions. Ideal for recruiters, job seekers, and market analysts tracking tech and startup employment trends.

### Understand the Tech Job Market This tool specializes in extracting detailed job listings directly from Builtin.com, a prominent platform for tech and startup jobs across various US cities. Whether you're a recruiter seeking talent, a job seeker monitoring opportunities, or a market researcher analyzing employment trends, this tool provides the raw data you need to make informed decisions. Builtin.com aggregates job postings from numerous companies within specific tech ecosystems (like Built In Chicago, Built In NYC, etc.). This scraper acts as your dedicated assistant, sifting through these listings to pull out key information that would otherwise require hours of manual searching and copying. ### What Data You Get For each job listing, you receive a structured dataset covering essential details. This includes the job title, the hiring company's name and a brief overview of the company, the full job description (both in HTML and plain text for flexibility), and the original URL for direct access. You'll also get critical employment specifics like location, seniority level, and the workplace type (e.g., remote, hybrid, on-site). Crucially, the tool extracts salary information when available, providing both minimum and maximum values, currency, and the salary unit (e.g., annually, hourly). This granular salary data is invaluable for benchmarking and negotiation. Furthermore, it identifies the job's categories and the date it was posted, allowing you to filter for fresh opportunities or track historical trends. ### How to Use the Data With this extracted data, you can build custom job boards, analyze salary trends for specific roles and locations, identify companies with active hiring initiatives, or gain insights into the most in-demand skills and job categories within the tech sector. The output is clean and structured, ready for analysis in spreadsheets, databases, or business intelligence tools.

Key Capabilities

  • Job title and original URL
  • Company name and overview
  • Full job description (HTML and plain text)
  • Location details
  • Stated salary range (minimum, maximum, currency, unit)
  • Workplace type (e.g., remote, hybrid, on-site)
  • Seniority level
  • Job categories
  • Date the job was posted
  • Recruitment agencies building targeted candidate pipelines by identifying companies actively hiring for specific tech roles.
  • Job seekers creating personalized job alerts and tracking new opportunities on Builtin.com without constant manual checks.
  • Market researchers analyzing salary benchmarks for various tech positions across different US cities and seniority levels.
  • HR departments monitoring competitor hiring activities and understanding prevailing workplace types (remote vs. on-site) in their industry.
  • Data journalists and analysts compiling datasets on tech employment trends, growth areas, and skill demands for industry reports.
  • Career coaches advising clients on in-demand roles and salary expectations by showing real-world data from the tech sector.
  • Business development teams identifying companies with significant hiring growth to target for B2B services.

Field Dictionary

How To Run This Extractor

1

Decide whether to start with a specific Builtin.com search URL or to use keywords and a location.

2

If using keywords, enter your desired job search terms like 'Software Engineer' and optionally a 'Location' (e.g., 'Austin').

3

Set the 'Maximum number of jobs' you want to collect and a 'Maximum number of pages' to ensure the run stays within your desired scope.

4

Start the tool, and it will navigate Builtin.com, collecting job listings based on your input parameters.

5

Once finished, download the extracted job data in your preferred format, such as JSON, CSV, or Excel.

6

Analyze the collected data to gain insights into job titles, companies, salaries, locations, and more.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of jobs does Builtin.com focus on?
Builtin.com primarily lists jobs within the tech and startup sectors across various US cities. The scraper is designed to extract these specific types of listings.
Do I need coding skills to use this tool?
What export formats are available for the extracted job data?
How accurate is the salary information?
Can I use this tool for client work?
How fresh is the data I receive?
What if Builtin.com changes its website layout?
Is there a limit to how many jobs I can scrape?
Can I target specific cities or states on Builtin.com?
How does the pricing work for this tool?