Glassdoor

Glassdoor Company Profile API

An employer's full Glassdoor profile as JSON: description and mission, industry, sector, headquarters, size and revenue bands, stock symbol, year founded, the overall rating plus every per-category rating with the star distribution, CEO approval, awards, FAQ and the five reviews the profile server-renders. This is also the chaining endpoint — the response carries reviews_url and salaries_url, which the reviews and salaries endpoints accept as url. Costs 1 credit.

POST/api/v1/glassdoor/company

Authorizations

Authorizationstringheaderrequired

Bearer authentication header of the form Bearer <token>, where <token> is your Scavio API key (e.g. Bearer sk_live_your_key).

Body

application/json

employer_idstring

Glassdoor employer id, 1-50 characters. Must be a STRING — a JSON number is rejected. Glassdoor writes the same id three ways and all three are accepted: 1699, E1699, IE1699. Get one from the Glassdoor Company Search endpoint. Either this or url is required.

Example: 1699

urlstring

Any glassdoor.com employer URL, 1-500 characters: an /Overview/, /Reviews/ or /Salary/ address. A non-glassdoor.com host is rejected. Either this or employer_id is required.

Example: https://www.glassdoor.com/Overview/Working-at-NIKE-EI_IE1699.11,15.htm

companystring

Employer name as it appears in a Glassdoor slug, 1-200 characters. COSMETIC ONLY: the profile resolves on employer_id alone, this field is ignored entirely when url is set, and it does NOT satisfy the employer_id-or-url requirement — sending it by itself is a 400.

Example: NIKE

Request

from scavio import ScavioClient

# Glassdoor needs a rendered fetch on a slow pool - raise the timeout.
client = ScavioClient(api_key="sk_live_your_key", timeout=180)

profile = client.glassdoor.company(employer_id="1699")
print(profile["data"]["rating"], profile["data"]["ratings"])

# The profile hands you the addresses that halve the upstream work
reviews = client.glassdoor.reviews(url=profile["data"]["reviews_url"])

Response

"employer_id": 1699,

"name": "NIKE, Inc.",

"short_name": "NIKE",

"url": "https://www.glassdoor.com/Overview/Working-at-NIKE-EI_IE1699.11,15.htm",

"reviews_url": "https://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/NIKE-Reviews-E1699.htm",

"salaries_url": "https://www.glassdoor.com/Salary/NIKE-Salaries-E1699.htm",

"website": "https://careers.nike.com/",

"description": "NIKE, Inc. is a purpose driven company fueled by a shared commitment to move the world forward through the power of sport.",

"mission": "If you have a body, you’re an athlete*.",

"logo": "https://media.glassdoor.com/sql/1699/nike-squareLogo-1773687482815.png",

"cover_photo": "https://media.glassdoor.com/banner/bh/1699/nike-banner-1784218319201.png",

"headquarters": "Beaverton, OR",

"size": "10000+ Employees",

"type": "Company - Public",

"revenue": "$10+ billion (USD)",

"stock_symbol": "NKE",

"year_founded": 1972,

"industry": "Consumer Product Manufacturing",

"industry_id": 200147,

"sector": "Manufacturing",

"sector_id": 10015,

"office_count": 25,

"is_active": true,

"rating": 3.9,

"rating_max": 5,

"rating_count": 13251,

"review_count": 15156,

"salary_count": 28229,

"response_time": 12796,

"credits_used": 1,

"credits_remaining": 4820

}

from scavio import ScavioClient # Glassdoor needs a rendered fetch on a slow pool - raise the timeout. client = ScavioClient(api_key="sk_live_your_key", timeout=180) profile = client.glassdoor.company(employer_id="1699") print(profile["data"]["rating"], profile["data"]["ratings"]) # The profile hands you the addresses that halve the upstream work reviews = client.glassdoor.reviews(url=profile["data"]["reviews_url"])