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Search Jobs via Bing Jobs Vertical
Search Jobs via Bing Jobs Vertical 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).
Searches Bing's jobs vertical with natural-language queries and returns structured job postings including descriptions, apply links, salary, and employer details.
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How this service works
Search Bing's jobs vertical, with `date_posted`, `employment_types`, `work_from_home`, `radius` and `exclude_job_publishers` filters. **Query style matters.** Bing's vertical is keyed off natural language, so include the role and the location in `query` (`developer jobs in new york`). A bare keyword drifts toward unrelated postings. When `language` is `en` and the query does not already contain *job*, the word *jobs* is appended automatically. **`include_descriptions` defaults to `true`.** Bing's search cards carry no description and no apply link, so for every result the job's detail page is fetched in parallel and `job_description`, `job_apply_link`, `apply_options` and `employer_logo` are filled from it, capped at 100 jobs per request. `job_benefits_strings` is taken from the detail page whenever it parses, because the card shows only the first few chips and closes the row with a *+N* overflow token, so `/search` and `/job-details` report the same benefits for the same `job_id`. Measured on a 10-job page: 5.7 seconds and 69 KB with descriptions, 1.8 seconds and 13 KB with `include_descriptions=false`. **Pagination** is offset-based via `page` / `num_pages`, 10 jobs per page. Results merged across `num_pages` are de-duplicated by `job_id`. Every request walks Bing's result list from the start, so deeper pages take longer, and the walk stops once Bing starts repeating postings already returned. **Reliability.** The first Bing page is fetched from several exits concurrently and the fullest answer wins, because Bing serves its *no jobs* page to some exits for a query other exits answer normally. An empty `data` array therefore means Bing genuinely had no matches; a failure to reach Bing is a `503`, and is not billed. **Billing:** one request per page of 10 jobs returned, and at least one, so `Requests` = 1 + (pages returned - 1), counted before `exclude_job_publishers` is applied. The detail fetches behind `include_descriptions` are not billed. Both counts are visible in the `X-RapidAPI-Billing` header.
Output
Returns an array of job postings, each containing job_id, job_title, employer_name, employer_logo, job_description, job_apply_link, apply_options, job_location, job_city, job_state, job_country, job_employment_type, job_is_remote, job_posted_at_datetime_utc, job_salary_string, job_min_salary, job_max_salary, job_salary_period, job_benefits_strings, job_highlights, and more. Also returns request metadata, request_id, status, and the echoed parameters.
Example use cases
Remote job hunt for developers
“Find me remote Python developer jobs posted in the last 3 days — I want the job description and the direct apply link for each one.”
Local nursing jobs near a city
“Search for full-time registered nurse jobs within 30 km of Chicago, IL — show me the employer name, salary if available, and where to apply.”
Filtering out aggregator spam
“Look up product manager jobs in Berlin, Germany but exclude LinkedIn and Indeed from the results so I only see postings from company career pages.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://agents.openwebninja.com/realtime-bing-jobs-data/search?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you need real-time job postings from Bing's jobs index with rich structured data including full descriptions, apply links, salary, and benefits — especially when you want natural language query flexibility, location radius filtering, remote-work filtering, or the ability to exclude specific job publisher aggregators. Prefer this over LinkedIn or Indeed scrapers when Bing's broad coverage is desired or when the target country/language requires Bing's national index.
Side effects
- 400 Bad Request if an unknown field name is passed in the fields projection
- 400 Bad Request if more than one query parameter is supplied
- No results returned if the query is too vague or lacks a location for location-sensitive searches
- Slower response times (up to 5.7s) when include_descriptions=true due to parallel detail-page fetching
- Pagination beyond page 50 is not allowed; page + num_pages must not exceed 50
- Bing may return repeated postings at deeper pages, causing early pagination termination
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| page | integer | Page to return (each page includes up to 10 results). `page` + `num_pages` must stay within page 50. Every request walks Bing's results from the start, so deeper pages take longer. **Default:** `1` **Allowed values:** `1-50` |
| queryrequired | string | Free-form job search query. Include the job title and location, for example `developer jobs in new york`: Bing's jobs vertical is keyed off natural language, and a bare keyword drifts toward unrelated postings. Exactly one `query` is accepted; a second one is a 400. |
| 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. Every field this endpoint returns can be selected, including `job_location`, `job_posted_at`, `job_publishers`, `job_employment_types`, `job_benefits_strings`, `job_normalized_title` and `job_position`. An unknown field name is a 400. |
| radius | number | Return jobs within a certain distance from the location in `query` or `location`, in km. Bing honours only a 10 / 20 / 30 / 40 mile menu, so the value is converted to miles and snapped to the nearest: 32 km becomes 20 miles. |
| country | string | Country code of the country from which to return job postings, see ISO 3166-1 alpha-2. It selects Bing's national job index, so to search for developer jobs in Berlin, send `country=de`. **Default:** `us` |
| language | string | Language code for Bing's interface language, see ISO 639-1. Leave empty to use the primary language of `country`. With `en`, the word *jobs* is appended to a query that does not already contain *job*. |
| location | string | Free-text location, for example `New York, NY`. Appended to the `query` text, since Bing builds its own location filter from coordinates. Putting the location inside `query` works the same way. |
| num_pages | integer | Number of pages to return, starting from `page`, merged and de-duplicated by `job_id`. `page` + `num_pages` must stay within page 50. Each page of up to 10 results returned consumes one request credit. **Default:** `1` **Allowed values:** `1-20` |
| date_posted | string | Find jobs posted within the time you specify. `today`, `3days` and `week` are Bing's own date filter. `month` has no Bing equivalent, since Bing's widest window is 7 days, so it is sent unfiltered and returns a superset. **Default:** `all` **Allowed values:** `all`, `today`, `3days`, `week`, `month` |
| work_from_home | boolean | Only return work from home / remote jobs. Applied by Bing's own remote filter. **Default:** `false` |
| employment_types | string | Find jobs of particular employment types, specified as a comma delimited list. `FULLTIME`, `CONTRACTOR` and `PARTTIME` are filtered by Bing. `INTERN` has no Bing filter and is enforced locally on the type Bing states. An unknown value is a 400. **Allowed values:** `FULLTIME`, `CONTRACTOR`, `PARTTIME`, `INTERN` |
| include_descriptions | boolean | Whether to include the full job description and apply links. Bing search results carry neither, so each job's detail page is fetched in parallel, capped at 100 jobs per request. Set to `false` for a faster listing-only response. The detail fetches are not billed. **Default:** `true` |
| exclude_job_publishers | string | Exclude jobs published by specific publishers, as a comma separated list, for example `LinkedIn,Indeed`. Bing has no publisher filter, so this is applied after fetching, case-insensitively and as a substring match against `job_publisher` and every `job_publishers` entry. A page can then return fewer than 10 jobs. |
Output
Schema · Response
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| datarequired | array | Matching jobs in Bing's ranking order, de-duplicated by `job_id`. Empty when Bing has no matching jobs. |
| statusrequired | string | Always `OK` on a successful response. |
| parametersrequired | object | Echo of the parameters the API used. `query`, `page`, `num_pages`, `include_descriptions`, `country` and `language` are always present with the value actually used, after defaults are applied. The others are present only when sent. |
| request_idrequired | string | Unique id for this request, for tracing and support. |
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