Company Search Scraper

Find companies that match your target keyword, industry, location, company size, and hiring status with this Company Search Scraper. It is built for recruiters, sales teams, marketers, and researchers who need a clean company list from a company search workflow without wasting time on manual browsing. Use it to collect company data, compare prospects, and export results for outreach, analysis, or lead generation. The actor automatically gathers more results until it reaches your chosen limit, so you get a complete list that is ready to review.

Key Features

• Extract companies that match your keyword, industry, location, company size, and open-jobs filter.
• Collect multiple pages of results automatically until your maximum result count is reached.
• Filter company lists by practical business criteria to focus only on relevant prospects.
• Return clean, easy-to-read company records that are simple to review and share.
• Support lead generation workflows by surfacing companies that fit your target market.
• Export results for use in spreadsheets, CRM tools, and follow-up campaigns.
• Save time by replacing manual searching with a repeatable company discovery process.

Use Cases

Lead Generation

Sales teams use this actor to build targeted prospect lists based on company size, industry, and location. If you sell to software companies in the United States or marketing firms in London, you can quickly gather matching company names, locations, and industry details for outreach.

Recruiting and Talent Sourcing

Recruiters can focus on companies that currently have open jobs and fit a desired profile. The returned company size, industry, and location fields help identify organizations that are actively hiring and relevant to a specific talent pool.

Market Research

Analysts and founders can use the results to understand which companies appear in a specific market segment. By reviewing company size, industry, and location together, they can spot patterns, compare competitors, and identify where demand is concentrated.

Partnership Discovery

Business development teams can find companies that align with a partnership strategy. The company name, industry, and location fields make it easier to shortlist organizations that may be good candidates for co-marketing, integrations, or channel partnerships.

Account Prioritization

Customer success and sales operations teams can use the output to prioritize accounts by fit. A company’s size, industry, and hiring status can help teams decide which accounts are likely to have budget, growth, or immediate interest.

Territory Planning

Regional sales managers can search by location to build territory-specific company lists. This helps them understand how many target companies exist in a city, region, or country and plan coverage more effectively.

Input

Field	Type	Required	Description	Example
Has jobs	boolean	Yes	Only include companies that currently have open jobs.	false
Keyword	string	Yes	The word or phrase you want to match in company search results.	software
Locations	array	Yes	One or more places where you want to find companies.	["United States", "New York, United States", "London, United Kingdom"]
Industries	array	Yes	One or more industries you want to include in the search.	["Software Development", "Information Technology", "Marketing"]
Max results	integer	No	The maximum number of companies you want returned in total.	10
Company sizes	array	Yes	One or more company size ranges you want to include.	["1-10", "11-50", "51-200"]

Output

Field	Type	Description
Company name	string	The company’s name, so you can quickly identify the organization.
Company size	string	The size range of the company, useful for targeting the right type of business.
Industry	string	The company’s industry, helping you confirm whether it fits your target market.
Location	string	The company’s location, so you can sort and filter by geography.
Has jobs	boolean	Shows whether the company currently has open jobs.
Search match details	string	A short explanation of why the company matched your search criteria.
Other cleaned company fields	string	Any additional useful company details returned in a simple, readable format.

Sample Output

{
  "Company name": "CloudBridge Solutions",
  "Company size": "51-200",
  "Industry": "Software Development",
  "Location": "New York, United States",
  "Has jobs": true,
  "Search match details": "Matched keyword 'software' and included location, industry, and company size filters.",
  "Other cleaned company fields": "Website: cloudbridge.example | Summary: Technology company focused on cloud tools and services"
}

How It Works

1. You enter the keyword, industries, locations, company sizes, and whether you want companies with open jobs.
2. You choose how many matching companies you want in total.
3. The actor searches for companies that fit your criteria and keeps gathering more results until your limit is reached.
4. The results are cleaned up into a simple list that is easy to review.
5. You export the final list and use it for outreach, research, or reporting.

Getting Started

Getting started is simple and does not require coding. Click Try for free, fill in the search fields, choose your filters, and click Run. The actor will collect matching companies automatically and return a clean list you can review right away. Your results are available in JSON, CSV, or Excel, making it easy to share with your team or import into your workflow.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need technical skills?

No. This actor is designed for business users, recruiters, marketers, and researchers who want company search results without manual work. You only need to enter your search criteria and run it.

How fast does it run?

Speed depends on how broad your search is and how many results you request. Smaller, more focused searches usually finish faster, while larger searches may take a bit longer because the actor keeps collecting more matching companies until it reaches your limit.

What format is the output?

You can export the results in formats that are easy to work with, including JSON, CSV, and Excel. That makes it simple to review the companies, share them with teammates, or move them into a spreadsheet or CRM.

Is this legal to use?

This actor is intended for lawful business research, lead generation, and internal analysis. You should always use the results responsibly and make sure your use complies with applicable laws, company policies, and any terms that apply to your workflow.

Can I schedule it to run automatically?

Yes. You can run it whenever you need fresh company lists, and it can be used as part of a recurring workflow if you want regular updates. This is helpful for ongoing prospecting, hiring research, or market monitoring.