Remote4Me XML Job Feed
Looking for job listings you can pull directly into your platform? You've found the right place.
Remote4Me provides a public XML feed of job listings, so developers and job boards can access our listings without manually copying them one by one.
No account. No API key. Just the feed.
XML Feed URL
The URL below returns XML data that your application can read and process.
What you'll find in the feed
Each job listing can include the following data. Some fields may be empty or missing when the original listing doesn't provide that information.
| XML Tag | Description |
|---|---|
<id> | A unique identifier for the listing. |
<title> | The advertised position. |
<company> | The hiring company, when available. |
<location> | The available location information. |
<description> | A description of the role. |
<summary> | A shorter overview of the job. |
<type> | Employment type, such as full-time, when available. |
<salary> | Included when salary information is available. |
<categories> | Relevant job categories, when available. |
<work_mode> | Remote or other available work-mode information. |
<date_posted> | When the job was posted or last modified. |
<url> | The Remote4Me page where the full listing can be viewed. |
How to use the feed
- Open the XML feed URL above.
- Fetch the feed from your application or job-board system.
- Parse the XML and read the available job fields.
- Use the
<id>to help identify listings you've already imported. - Refresh the feed regularly to check for new or updated listings.
The feed is generated from published Remote4Me job listings. It is designed to update automatically as listings change. Expired jobs are excluded according to the expiry information stored in WordPress.
A few simple rules
We want the feed to be useful for everyone, so please keep these points in mind:
- Keep the original job link: The
<url>field points to the job's page on Remote4Me. Please use that URL when displaying or referencing a listing. - Don't invent details: If a salary, location, or other field is missing, leave it unspecified rather than guessing.
- Keep listings up to date: Refresh your imported data regularly and remove listings that are no longer present in the current feed.
- Don't misrepresent jobs: Preserve the meaning of the listing and clearly identify Remote4Me as the source.
- Respect the content: Don't use the feed to mislead job seekers, disguise the original source, or imply an employer relationship that doesn't exist.
Frequently asked questions
Is the XML feed free?
Yes. The public feed is currently available without an account or API key.
Do I need to create an account?
No. You can access the feed directly through the URL above.
Does the feed update automatically?
The feed is generated from current published listings, so changes in WordPress are reflected automatically. Caching may mean a recent change takes a few minutes to appear.
Can I display these jobs on my own website?
You can use the feed to retrieve and process public job data. Please preserve the Remote4Me job URL, identify the source, and follow the usage rules above. Access to the feed does not guarantee permission to republish full descriptions or other content in every context.
Does the feed include every job on the internet?
No. It contains eligible job listings published on Remote4Me, not a complete database of jobs from other websites.
Is this the same as the JSON API?
No. The XML feed returns XML data, while our JSON API returns JSON. Choose whichever format fits your system.
https://remote4.me/jobs-feed.xmlhttps://remote4.me/wp-json/remote4me/v1/jobsNeed help?
If you're integrating the feed into a job board or another service and run into a compatibility issue, contact the Remote4Me team with the feed URL, the error you're seeing, and the format your system expects.
We're building Remote4Me to make finding relevant remote jobs simpler. If this feed helps your platform do that, we're glad it's useful.