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Indeed is one of the world’s largest job search engines. JobSpy’s Indeed scraper uses Indeed’s GraphQL API and supports searches across 60+ countries. It is currently the best-performing scraper in JobSpy — it imposes minimal rate limiting and returns rich employer data not available from other boards.
Basic usage
Set site_name to "indeed" and provide a country_indeed value:
from jobspy import scrape_jobs
jobs = scrape_jobs(
site_name="indeed",
search_term="software engineer",
location="Austin, TX",
results_wanted=50,
hours_old=48,
country_indeed="USA",
)
print(f"Found {len(jobs)} jobs")
print(jobs.head())
Supported parameters
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
search_term | str | Keywords to search for |
location | str | City, state, or region to narrow results |
distance | int | Search radius in miles (default: 50) |
job_type | str | fulltime, parttime, internship, contract |
is_remote | bool | Filter for remote jobs |
hours_old | int | Only jobs posted within this many hours |
easy_apply | bool | Filter for Indeed Apply (hosted on Indeed) jobs |
results_wanted | int | Number of results to return |
offset | int | Start results from this position |
country_indeed | str | Country to search in (required — see below) |
Search filter limitations
Indeed only supports one of the following filter groups per search:
hours_old
job_type and/or is_remote
easy_apply
Combining filters from different groups in the same search call will result in only one group being applied.
country_indeed parameter
The country_indeed parameter is required to determine which Indeed regional site to search. Use the exact country name from the table below.
Countries marked with * also support Glassdoor searches.
| | | |
|---|
| Argentina | Australia * | Austria * | Bahrain |
| Bangladesh | Belgium * | Brazil * | Bulgaria |
Canada * | Chile | China | Colombia |
| Costa Rica | Croatia | Cyprus | Czech Republic |
| Denmark | Ecuador | Egypt | Estonia |
| Finland | France * | Germany * | Greece |
Hong Kong * | Hungary | India * | Indonesia |
Ireland * | Israel | Italy * | Japan |
| Kuwait | Latvia | Lithuania | Luxembourg |
| Malaysia | Malta | Mexico * | Morocco |
Netherlands * | New Zealand * | Nigeria | Norway |
| Oman | Pakistan | Panama | Peru |
| Philippines | Poland | Portugal | Qatar |
| Romania | Saudi Arabia | Singapore * | Slovakia |
| Slovenia | South Africa | South Korea | Spain * |
| Sweden | Switzerland * | Taiwan | Thailand |
| Turkey | Ukraine | United Arab Emirates | UK * |
USA * | Uruguay | Venezuela | Vietnam * |
Writing effective search queries
Indeed searches both the job title and the description, which can produce unrelated results for broad queries. You can use query operators to refine your results:
| Syntax | Effect |
|---|
"exact phrase" | Requires the exact phrase in results |
-word | Excludes jobs containing this word |
(java OR python) | Requires at least one of the listed terms |
Combine operators for precise results. This query finds engineering internship postings that mention a programming language but excludes unrelated roles:search_term='"engineering intern" software summer (java OR python OR c++) 2025 -tax -marketing'
Indeed returns detailed employer data not available from other job boards:
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|
company_industry | str | Industry of the hiring company |
company_addresses | str | Primary address of the company |
company_num_employees | str | Employee count label (e.g., "1001 to 5000") |
company_revenue | str | Revenue label (e.g., "$100M to $500M") |
company_description | str | Brief description of the company |
company_logo | str | URL of the company’s square logo |
Notes
- Indeed is the best scraper currently, with minimal rate limiting compared to other boards.
- All job board searches, including Indeed, are capped at approximately 1,000 results per query.
- If you see unrelated roles in the results, refine your
search_term using the query operators described above.