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Upwork Job Scraper

Collect job listings from Upwork search results — no login, no manual copy‑pasting. Give it an Upwork search URL or pick a few filters, and the scraper returns clean, structured job data ready to export as JSON, CSV, or Excel.

Great for freelancers tracking new opportunities, agencies building lead lists, and analysts researching the freelance market.

What you can do

• 🔎 Scrape jobs from any Upwork search — just paste the search URL from your browser.
• 🎛️ Or build a search right here using simple filters (keyword, budget, experience level, and more).
• 📄 Get the full job details: title, description, budget, required skills, experience level, and post date.
• 🔗 Get a direct link to every job.
• 📊 Export to JSON, CSV, Excel, or push the data to your own apps.
• 🔁 Run it on a schedule to catch new jobs automatically.

How to use it

1. Click Try for free.
2. Either:
   • paste one or more Upwork search URLs into Search URLs, or
   • type a keyword and choose any filters you want.
3. Set Max jobs (how many results to collect).
4. Click Start and download your results when the run finishes.

Getting a search URL (easiest method)

1. Go to upwork.com/nx/search/jobs and search as you normally would.
2. Apply any filters you like (job type, budget, experience level, client location…).
3. Copy the full address from your browser's address bar and paste it into Search URLs.

Every filter you set on Upwork is kept in that URL, so the scraper returns exactly what you see on the site.

Input

You can use search URLs, filters, or both. Filters are only needed if you don't provide a URL.

Example input

{
"startUrls":[
"https://www.upwork.com/nx/search/jobs/?q=full%20stack&sort=recency&t=0,1&contractor_tier=2,3"
],
"maxItems":100
}

Or with filters instead of a URL:

{
"searchQuery":"react native",
"jobType":["1"],
"experienceLevel":["3"],
"fixedBudget":["500-999","1000-4999"],
"sort":"recency",
"maxItems":50
}

Output

Each job is saved as one record. Example:

{
"id":"2070162917228783082",
"url":"https://www.upwork.com/jobs/~022070162917228783082",
"title":"React TypeScript Developer / Full Stack Web App",
"description":"We're looking for an experienced developer to build…",
"jobType":"FIXED",
"contractorTier":"ExpertLevel",
"hourly":null,
"fixedPrice":{"amount":"1360.0","currency":"USD","duration":"Less than 1 month"},
"skills":["React","TypeScript","Node.js","Web Development"],
"publishTime":"2026-06-25T15:14:18.014Z",
"createTime":"2026-06-25T15:11:16.284Z",
"searchUrl":"https://www.upwork.com/nx/search/jobs/?q=full%20stack&sort=recency",
"scrapedAt":"2026-06-25T15:33:35.349Z"
}

Tips

• Get more results per keyword by sorting by Most recent and running on a schedule, so you keep catching newly posted jobs.
• Combine searches by adding several URLs at once — all results land in the same dataset.
• Export anywhere — download as Excel/CSV/JSON from the run, or connect the dataset to Make, Zapier, Google Sheets, and more.

FAQ

Do I need an Upwork account? No. The scraper reads publicly visible job listings.

Will it return every matching job? It collects up to Max jobs, within the number of results Upwork makes available for a search. Narrow your filters to focus on the most relevant jobs.

Is scraping Upwork allowed? Only collect publicly available data and use it responsibly, in line with Upwork's terms and applicable laws.