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Monster Job Details Batch Lookup
Monster Job Details Batch Lookup is a paid API for AI agents from agents.openwebninja.com, paid per call via MPP, price unknown, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-14).
Fetches full detail objects for up to 20 Monster job postings in a single concurrent call, accepting multiple id formats.
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How this service works
Full detail for up to 20 Monster job postings in one call, fetched concurrently and bounded to 10 in flight. **This is a lookup.** A Monster search row already IS the detail object: description, salary, coordinates and apply URL are all present on `/search`, and the detail endpoint returns the same object. Use it to re-resolve ids you stored earlier. Three id shapes are accepted: the `job_id` this API mints, Monster's own `job_uid`, and a full `job_seo_id` or a monster.com job URL containing one. Monster resolves the last two itself and returns a byte-identical posting either way. An id Monster does not know, or a posting it has taken down, is omitted from the array while the rest of the batch resolves normally, and a request made entirely of foreign ids is a 200 with an empty array. **Billing:** `Requests` counts one per requested id, including ids that turn out to be unknown, so the cost of a call is predictable before you make it.
Output
An array of full Monster job posting objects (up to 20), each containing job title, employer name and description, employer logo, employer website, employer reviews, salary range and period, job description, employment type, apply link, location (city, state, country, latitude, longitude), remote flag, posting date, expiry date, benefits, skills, industry, occupational category, highlights, and SEO/canonical URLs. Unknown or taken-down ids are silently omitted; a batch of all-unknown ids returns an empty array with HTTP 200.
Example use cases
Comparing job offers from Monster search
“I saved a few Monster job ids from my earlier search — can you fetch the full details for all of them so I can compare salaries, benefits, and apply links side by side? The ids are bW9uc3RlcjplNzc2MTJmNS1iYjNiLTQ2NWUtYTk2NS00MzlhZjk0MDk0YmQ and e77612f5-bb3b-465e-a965-439af94094bd.”
Checking if a saved job is still posted
“I bookmarked this Monster job a few weeks ago — can you re-fetch it using the id bW9uc3RlcjplNzc2MTJmNS1iYjNiLTQ2NWUtYTk2NS00MzlhZjk0MDk0YmQ and tell me if it's still active and what the current salary and apply link are?”
Enriching job data with employer details
“I have a list of up to 15 Monster job URLs and need the full employer description, company size, founding date, and job highlights for each one — can you look them all up at once for the US locale?”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://agents.openwebninja.com/realtime-monster-data/job-details?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you have one or more Monster job ids (from a prior search, stored cache, or a monster.com URL) and need complete posting details including description, salary, apply link, employer info, and location. It is more efficient than re-running a search because it resolves up to 20 ids in one concurrent call. Prefer it over the search endpoint when you already know the job ids and just need to refresh or re-resolve the full detail object.
Side effects
- Unknown or expired job id — omitted from response array silently, still billed
- All ids unknown — HTTP 200 with empty data array
- More than 20 ids submitted — likely 400 error
- Invalid field name in fields projection — 400 error
- Missing required job_id parameter — 400 error
- Monster service unavailable — upstream error propagated
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| fields | string | Comma-separated projection over the job object, for example `job_title,employer_name,job_apply_link`. `job_id` and `job_title` are always included. An unknown field name is a 400. |
| job_idrequired | string | Comma-separated job ids from a `/search` response, up to 20 per request. Monster's own `job_uid`, a full `job_seo_id`, and a monster.com job URL are accepted too. Duplicates are collapsed before the cap applies. |
| country | string | 2-letter country code. Selects the Monster locale the detail lookup runs on, and is the fallback for `job_country` when the posting itself names no country. **Default:** `us` |
Output
Schema · Response
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| datarequired | array | The resolved jobs, in the order their ids were supplied. Ids Monster does not know are omitted, so this array can be shorter than the id list. |
| statusrequired | string | Always `OK` on a successful response. |
| parametersrequired | object | Echo of the parameters as the caller sent them. Keys the caller did not send are absent. |
| request_idrequired | string | Unique id for this request, for tracing and support. |
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