What the reviews say
Fast, reliable, and outputs clean structured data, but lacks job-type and filtering fields, shows some incorrect dates and a broken easy-apply field, and has seen a recent price increase.
| Theme | Sentiment | Said | What they mean |
|---|---|---|---|
| Does it return everything | 0 praised · 4 complained | 4 | no job-function or experience filtersjob type missing from output“Your job tool is great. Can you please add the flexibility of choosing the experience level. Like if I just want to choose entry level and mid senior or just director and mid senior etc” — 5/5 |
| Is the data right | 1 praised · 2 complained | 3 | clean, structured data outputreturns a broad mix of job types“The worldunboxer/rapid-linkedin-scraper has a fundamental problem — it doesn't filter by job function/category. Even with "Java Spring Boot Backend Engineer" as the query, LinkedIn's public search returns a broad mix of all job types. This actor scrapes whatever LinkedIn returns without role-type filtering.” — 1/5 |
| Does it run | 3 praised · 1 complained | 4 | handles large scrapes reliablyeasy apply field is broken“Really great scaping tool 🔥. Better than other scrapers on apify. I tried scraping 5000 jobs and it did smoothly. Also it was faster than expected.” — 5/5 |
| What it costs | 2 praised · 1 complained | 3 | initially free and cost-effectiverecent price increase reported“This actor is very efficient and cost effective.” — 5/5 |
| How fast | 5 praised · 0 complained | 5 | very fast scraping performancefast searches and responses“Tried a few LinkedIn scrapers, and this one just works. Fast, reliable, and works great 👍 with MCP tools.” — 5/5 |
| Setup and docs | 1 praised · 0 complained | 1 | works without login or cookies“I tried the Rapid LinkedIn Jobs Scraper while working on a small job-market research project, and it turned out to be genuinely useful. What I liked most is that it works without login or cookies — I didn’t have to deal with LinkedIn restrictions or account issues. The scraping speed is fast, and it pulled the main details I needed, like job title, company name, location, and salary (when available). The data comes out clean and structured, which saved me a lot of time compared to manual scraping. It’s not perfect — some listings don’t include salary info, (maybe LinkedIn didn't provided in the description) and filtering options could be better — but for a free-to-try tool, it does the job surprisingly well. Overall, it’s a solid option if you need LinkedIn job data quickly without complicated setup.” — 5/5 |
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