Website Lead Intelligence — Find the Right Person, Verified
Pricing
from $100.00 / 1,000 results
Website Lead Intelligence turns company websites into send-ready B2B leads — find the right person, verified emails, decision-makers, buying committee, lead scoring and a clear next action for cold email outreach, CRM enrichment and sales prospecting.
Pick the outcome you care about and every technical dial below is set for you automatically. Leave unset to configure 'Preset' and 'Confidence mode' yourself.
Controls crawl depth, email verification, missing-email fill-in, and the real-browser fallback all at once. 'Auto' (recommended) lets your Goal choose this for you.
How conservative to be about which emails make it into your list. Independent from the preset above. Use 'Safe' for cold outreach where bounces hurt sender reputation. Leave unset to use your Goal's default (or 'balanced' if no Goal set).
✨ The main input. One company website per line — paste as many as you like (up to 500). Every domain is deduplicated automatically and produces exactly one lead record. Leave empty if you'd rather discover websites from business names or a footer phrase below.
[ "https://example.com", "www.another-company.com"]Don't have a URL list? Paste business names and each one is resolved to its official website via web search before scraping. Combine with 'Name search suffix' below to disambiguate common names.
Appended to every business-name search to disambiguate common names (e.g. "plumbing", "real estate", "law firm"). Leave blank to search names exactly as given.
Used both to localize the web search and to filter discovered domains by country-code TLD. Only relevant when using business names or footer phrases above — ignored for direct URLs.
How many search results to collect for each footer-phrase query.
Hard cap on how many websites can be discovered from names/phrases in one run (doesn't limit websites pasted directly into 'Website URLs').
A permanent blocklist — these domains are skipped even if they show up via URL input or discovery.
Ceiling on how many pages of one website are read (home, contact, about, team, and similar). Leave blank to use the selected preset's value. Higher finds more but takes longer per site.
Also probes legal/imprint/impressum/support pages — useful for EU sites, which often publish contact details only there. Leave the toggle in its middle ('use preset') state to let the preset decide.
Look for real people (name + job title) on team/about pages — this Actor's core job. Turn off only if you just want emails/phones and don't care who they belong to.
Collect LinkedIn, X/Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and 8 other platform links found on each site.
Parses /sitemap.xml to find About/Team/Contact-shaped pages the standard probe list wouldn't guess — helps on sites with an unusual structure.
Additional page paths (e.g. "/meet-the-team") checked on every website, on top of the built-in probe list.
Honor each site's robots.txt disallow rules. Recommended to leave on — it's both good etiquette and reduces the odds of being blocked.
Minimum wait between two requests to the same domain. Raise this for smaller sites you want to be extra polite to.
Runs a real deliverability check (MX + mailbox probe, or a paid provider below) on every email found, and flags catch-all domains. Leave the toggle in its middle ('use preset') state to let the preset decide.
Free MX + mailbox probe by default. Switch to a paid provider for higher accuracy if you supply its API key as an environment variable.
When a real person was found with no published email, generate their likely address from the company's detected naming pattern and verify it. Leave the toggle in its middle ('use preset') state to let the preset decide.
Caps how many pattern-generated address guesses get a verification check on a single website, to keep verification calls bounded.
When a React/Vue/Next.js/Angular site's static HTML comes back empty, re-renders that page in a real headless browser to recover contacts a plain HTTP fetch would miss. Leave the toggle in its middle ('use preset') state to let the preset decide.
Compares every domain against its snapshot from a previous run with the same watchlist key and adds change flags (new hire, new personal email, tier upgrade, and more) plus an account-momentum score. Persists across runs automatically.
Name this watchlist so scheduled re-runs compare against the right history. Leave blank to auto-derive one from the input domain list.
Optionally trim the output down to only the leads that matter for your use case.
'Full' keeps every field (recommended for automation). 'Standard' drops agent-diagnostic fields. 'Minimal' keeps just the fields you need to decide who to contact.
Drop any website scoring below this. Leave blank for no minimum.
Only keep leads with a real person's email address, not just info@/hello@-style inboxes. Leave the toggle in its middle ('use preset') state to default to the confidence mode's setting.
Only keep websites classified as one of the selected industries. Leave empty to keep every industry.
Format of the single combined results file saved to this run's key-value store (in addition to the live dataset table).
Generate a ready-to-import CSV for one or more outreach tools, saved to this run's key-value store.
Every lead is POSTed here as it's produced (2 retries; auto-disabled after 5 consecutive failures so a dead endpoint can't stall the run).
Shape of the JSON body sent to the CRM webhook above.
Skip the CRM webhook for anything below the top decision tier.
Posts a run digest (or one page per lead) to a Notion database. Requires the NOTION_API_KEY environment variable and a Database ID below.
How much detail to post to Notion — a single digest page for the whole run, or one page per lead.
Posts a run digest to Slack. Requires the SLACK_BOT_TOKEN environment variable.
How many of your best leads (by pipeline rank) are included in the Notion/Slack digest.
🚦 Default is NO proxy — every request goes straight to the target website. If a site ever rejects or blocks a request, the run automatically escalates step by step: 🚫 no proxy → 🖥️ datacenter proxy → 🏠 residential proxy (retrying at least 3× on residential) — then stays on residential for every remaining request for the rest of the run. Every escalation is logged clearly. Force a starting tier yourself here if you already know a target needs it.
{ "useApifyProxy": false}How many domains are crawled at the same time.
How many times one failed/blocked request is retried, with exponential backoff, before giving up (per proxy tier).
Starting delay for exponential-jitter backoff between retries.
How long to wait for a single response before treating it as failed.
Used only when resolving business names or footer phrases into websites.
Engine used by the real-browser fallback above.
Override the default User-Agent string sent with every request. Leave blank for the built-in default.