Data · Indeed
Buy Indeed proxies. Collect local jobs data.
Indeed runs a separate localised site per country and discontinued its public API, so gathering postings and salary data means scraping the public pages from a real address in the market you actually want.
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What works on Indeed
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Residential Proxies
- Real household connections
- Rotate per request or hold a sticky session
- Country, state and city targeting
- Pay per GB, traffic never expires
- SOCKS5 and HTTP
ISP Proxies
- Static residential IPs from real ISPs
- Unlimited traffic on every IP
- Yours alone, never shared
- Datacenter speed, household identity
- SOCKS5 and HTTP
Datacenter Proxies
- The budget workhorse for volume jobs
- Unlimited traffic
- IPv4 and IPv6 pools
- Dedicated, never shared
- SOCKS5 and HTTP
- Residential, country-matched
- The default workhorse: it reads as ordinary jobseekers, clears the reputation checks that stop datacenter, and returns the correct local market's postings and salaries.
- Static residential
- For logged-in Indeed flows, saved searches and applications, where one identity has to persist across the session.
- Datacenter
- Light, low-volume checks only. Cheap and fast, but flagged quickly at any real scale.
The API is gone, and the country is not a label
Indeed once ran a Publisher API and discontinued it, which is exactly why proxies come up: scraping the public pages is the only practical route to job-posting and salary data now. And the data localises hard, Indeed runs a different site per country with different postings, salaries, currency and language.
The subtlety is that Indeed weighs where your network truly sits over the country label it is handed, so a datacenter IP wearing a country tag collects the wrong market's view and looks more suspicious doing it. A genuine residential exit in the target country is what returns accurate local data.
Where jobs data quietly becomes personal data
Proxies fix IP reputation and geography, not a scraper that ships an obvious library user-agent, discards cookies or carries an automation fingerprint. Any provider claiming their proxies alone beat a defended job board is overselling; design for a reputation-plus-fingerprint wall and pace requests by rate, not job count.
There is also a data point worth flagging before you build. Job listings drift toward personal data, names and contact details appear in some postings, which pulls collection into laws like GDPR. Keep to public, non-personal fields where you can, and take proper advice for commercial use. Scraping Indeed also runs against its terms, a risk you own regardless of the IPs.
Going deeper
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FAQ
Indeed proxy questions, answered
Does Indeed have an API for job data?
Not a usable public one. The Publisher API was discontinued, which is why scraping the public pages is the practical route to postings and salary data, and why proxies come up for the job.
What proxy is best for scraping Indeed?
Rotating residential matched to the target country. Indeed runs localised sites and weighs where your network truly sits over the country label, so a real local residential exit returns accurate data where a tagged datacenter IP collects the wrong market and looks suspicious.
Do I need country-specific proxies for Indeed?
Usually yes. A mismatched or foreign IP is both less accurate, you collect another market's postings, and more suspicious to Indeed's defences. Match the exit to the country whose jobs you want.
Is scraping Indeed legal?
It runs against Indeed's terms of service, a risk you own regardless of the IPs, and job postings can contain personal data that pulls you into laws like GDPR. Keep collection to public, non-personal fields and take proper advice for commercial use.