LinkedIn Jobs to Google Sheets

Turn a column of LinkedIn job URLs into title, company, location, seniority, salary, applicant count and description with one formula. No login, no IMPORTXML.

=LINKEDIN_JOB("https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/4442649460")

Type it into any cell after installing the add-on. Results spill down with a header row.

More examples

=LINKEDIN_JOB(A2:A50)
=LINKEDIN_JOB(4442649460)

Columns

idtitlecompanylocationpostedemploymentTypeseniorityLeveljobFunctionindustriessalaryTextsalaryMinsalaryMaxsalaryCurrencysalaryPeriodapplicantCountapplyTypeurlcompanyUrlcompanyLogodescriptionscrapedAt

2 credits per job. A range returns one row per URL in input order; a bad URL shows its error in column A and costs nothing. See plans and credits.

FAQ

Why doesn't IMPORTXML work on LinkedIn?: LinkedIn answers Google's fetcher with a login wall, so IMPORTXML gets an empty page. FalconScrape reads the public job page the way a logged-out visitor sees it.
Do I need a LinkedIn account?: No. Only public job postings are read; nothing is done on your behalf and no LinkedIn credentials are ever asked for.
Can I paste a whole column of URLs?: Yes — =LINKEDIN_JOB(A2:A50) fetches them in parallel and returns one row per URL, keeping your order.
Which URL formats are accepted?: Any linkedin.com/jobs/view/… link, links with currentJobId=…, or the numeric job id on its own.

Free trial: 200 credits, 30 days, no card.

Install FalconScrape from the Google Workspace Marketplace, open Extensions → FalconScrape → Activate, and type the formula above. All sites and pricing.