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How to export job offers from the Arbeitsagentur Jobbörse to Excel

Description and use

The recipe enables exporting job offers from Germany’s Jobbörse to Excel, CSV, or JSON via an Apify actor, with customizable filters and daily monitoring for new listings.

Problem

Recruiters, staffing agencies, researchers, and vendors need to obtain job offers from Germany’s largest job database in a spreadsheet, but the website lacks an export button and its API uses German parameters that recently changed.

Outcome

The recipe enables users to retrieve and export job offers from the German Jobbörse in under 15 seconds, with fine‑grained filtering and cost‑effective daily monitoring.

Workflow

  • Run the Germany Jobs Scraper on Apify with prefilled input (keywords, location, radius, maxResults).
  • Start the actor; it completes in 10‑15 s and costs ~$0.04 for 50 jobs.
  • Enter search parameters: keywords (job titles or skills), location and radius, employer, occupational field, maxResults, and optional filters such as workingTime, contractType, publishedWithinDays, includeTemporaryAgencies.
  • Use additional filters like offerType, workingTime, contractType, includePrivateAgencies, and home_office (checked client‑side).
  • Export the run’s output via the Output tab to Excel, CSV, or JSON.
  • For daily monitoring, enable onlyNewJobs, set maxResults high, save the input as a task, schedule it, and integrate with Google Sheets, Make/Zapier, or other notifications. The actor charges only for new offers.

Evidence

The website has no export button. The API behind the website uses German parameter names, and it changed recently (the old endpoint now answers 403).

Source

Run the example. Open Germany Jobs Scraper – Arbeitsagentur Jobbörse and click Try for free. It runs in about 10‑15 seconds and costs about $0.04.

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The tool checks each offer itself and keeps only offers that allow working from home. If you combine it with full_time, you get full‑time jobs that allow home office.

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You pay only for new offers. A daily search with 30 new jobs costs about 2 cents.

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  • Record date: 2026-10-15T14:56:08.832Z