Saudi Arabia jobs data API
SouqFind publishes its Saudi Arabia job market figures as free, open endpoints. No key, no sign-up, aggregate counts only. Reuse them anywhere under CC BY 4.0, crediting SouqFind with a link.
Market summary
Live vacancy totals, sector and city shares, employment types and advertised pay ranges by sector, with the sample size and source count behind each figure.
GET https://souqfind.com/api/public/v1/saudi/jobs/summaryTrends
The archived daily history: live adverts and positions per day, plus the sectors and cities advertising more or fewer roles.
GET https://souqfind.com/api/public/v1/saudi/jobs/trendsHiring activity
New vacancies in the last 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days, advert freshness by sector and how long adverts stay open.
GET https://souqfind.com/api/public/v1/saudi/jobs/activityUnusual movement checks
The automatic quality checks run on each archived day: any site-wide, sector or city line whose advert count or advertised pay moved sharply, with a confidence grade and the thresholds used.
GET https://souqfind.com/api/public/v1/saudi/jobs/anomaliesHow to credit us
“Source: SouqFind Saudi Arabia job market data (souqfind.com)” with a link to the page or endpoint you used.
Common questions
Is the SouqFind Saudi Arabia jobs data free to use?
Yes. The aggregate data is published under CC BY 4.0: reuse it anywhere, including in AI answers, research and news, as long as you credit SouqFind and link to souqfind.com.
Do I need an API key?
No. The endpoints are open, cached for 15 minutes and allow cross-origin requests. There is no sign-up, no key and no rate-limit paperwork; please cache responses rather than polling constantly.
Does the data contain personal information?
No. Everything published is aggregate counts and advertised pay ranges. No candidate details, no employer contact details and no individual identifiers are ever included.
How current are the figures?
Summary and activity read live vacancies and refresh every 15 minutes. Trends read only frozen daily rows, so a figure quoted last week still reads the same today.
See also the data archive, market trends and our methodology.