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Upwork Job Scraper — Upwork | Lagic

Built ForFreelance ServicesRecruitment AgenciesMarketing & Design Agencies

Get a targeted list of Upwork job postings with key details.

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Configure Agent

Paste a full Upwork search URL here to ignore all other filters below. Example:

Keywords for your job search (e.g., 'n8n OR zapier').

Select the number of jobs to fetch per API call.

Number of pages to scrape based on the 'Jobs Per Page' setting.

Paste your cookies as a JSON array to run in authenticated 'USER' mode. Leave empty for 'VISITOR' mode. Use a browser extension like 'Get cookies.txt LOCALLY' to export them.

Select the experience levels of the jobs.

Select project length options.

Select hours per week options.

Results to deliver

700 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

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

Sample Data Preview

Job TitleFull Job DescriptionDirect URL to the postingUnique Job IDList of Required SkillsProject Payment Type (e.g., Fixed Price, Hourly)
Sample Text...Value...https://...10094Value...https://...
Sample Text...Value...https://...10098Value...https://...
..................
Exports as:CSVXLSXJSON

Overview

This tool extracts Upwork job postings, providing details like job title, full description, budget, required skills, and time posted, enabling freelancers and agencies to find relevant projects faster and analyze market trends.

### Find Your Next Project, Faster The Upwork Job Scraper is designed to automate the often-tedious process of finding relevant freelance projects on Upwork. Instead of endless manual browsing, you can define your ideal job criteria and receive a structured dataset of matching opportunities. This tool is invaluable for individual freelancers, agencies looking for new client leads, or market researchers tracking the gig economy. ### What Data You Get Each run delivers a detailed breakdown of job postings. You'll receive the job's unique ID, its full title, a direct URL, and the complete job description. Crucially, it extracts the required skills, the project's payment type (hourly or fixed price), and if specified, the budget. You'll also see the estimated project length, the client's requested skill level, and how long ago the job was posted. This comprehensive data allows you to quickly assess suitability and prioritize your outreach. ### Tailor Your Search The tool offers flexible search options. You can either paste a pre-configured Upwork search URL directly, which takes precedence over all other filters, or build your search using keywords. Further refine results by specifying experience levels, desired project lengths, or preferred hours per week. For financial planning, you can set minimum and maximum hourly rates or fixed prices to ensure only financially viable projects appear in your results. You can also control the volume of data by adjusting the number of jobs fetched per page and the total number of pages to scrape. ### Authenticated vs. Visitor Mode For potentially more detailed results, you have the option to provide your Upwork cookies. Running in 'USER' mode with cookies can sometimes yield additional information beyond what's publicly visible in 'VISITOR' mode. This allows for a deeper dive into client details if available and extracted.

Key Capabilities

  • Job Title
  • Full Job Description
  • Direct URL to the posting
  • Unique Job ID
  • List of Required Skills
  • Project Payment Type (e.g., Fixed Price, Hourly)
  • Budget (if specified, as a range or fixed amount)
  • Project Length (e.g., '1 to 3 months', 'Less than 1 month')
  • Required Skill Level (e.g., 'Intermediate', 'Expert')
  • Time Since Posted (e.g., 'Less than 24 hours ago')
  • Date the data was extracted
  • Freelancers automatically discover new projects matching their skills and rate expectations without manual searching.
  • Marketing and web development agencies identify potential client leads for their services by tracking relevant job postings.
  • Market researchers analyze demand for specific skills and services on Upwork, identifying trends and niches.
  • Recruitment firms monitor the freelance talent landscape and identify emerging skill requirements for their talent pools.
  • Service providers and consultants conduct competitive analysis to understand pricing strategies and project scopes in their fields.
  • Educational institutions or bootcamps identify in-demand skills to refine their curriculum and training programs.

Field Dictionary

How To Run This Extractor

1

Start by entering your desired keywords into the 'Search Query' field, or paste a full Upwork search URL into the 'Custom Search URL' field to use pre-set filters.

2

Optionally, refine your search further by selecting 'Experience Level', 'Project Length', 'Hours Per Week', or by setting 'Min/Max Hourly Rate' or 'Min/Max Fixed Price' budgets.

3

Define the volume of data you want by choosing the 'Jobs Per Page' and the total 'Pages to Scrape'.

4

If you require potentially more detailed results, paste your Upwork cookies into the 'Cookies' field to run in authenticated mode.

5

Run the tool to begin extracting the Upwork job postings based on your criteria.

6

Once the run is complete, download your organized job data in your preferred format.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need coding skills to use this tool?
No, this tool requires no coding. You configure your search using input fields and receive structured data.
What formats can I export the job data in?
Is using this tool compliant with Upwork's terms?
Can I filter jobs by specific budget ranges?
What if my search criteria are very complex or involve specific Upwork filters?
How fresh is the data I receive?
Can I schedule this tool to run periodically?
What if I need to scrape a large number of jobs or pages?
Is this tool suitable for client work or agency use?
How predictable are the costs?