Package Publisher Data — npm, PyPI & Docker Hub

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Check which public package registries a company publishes to. Searches npm, PyPI and Docker Hub for an organization's packages and returns package names, versions, descriptions, licences, download or pull counts, maintainers, repository links and last-publish dates.

Pricing

$2.00 / 1,000 package records

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Developer

Berkan Kaplan

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0.1.11 — 2026-09-25

phone and a fallback email from the organization's website (mailto:/tel: links and JSON-LD only; an email only on the organization's own domain; maintainers' addresses first). New emailSource, phoneSource, websiteSource.
Optional githubToken input: the GitHub organization the packages' repositories point to adds its public profile fields (githubOrganization … githubCreatedAt), city/countryName from a clear location, and a website when the packages give none. Without a token GitHub is not called.
No pricing change.

0.1.10 — 2026-09-25

website is filled with the organization's own site: the domain carrying its name that its package homepages point to most often (stripe → https://stripe.com , vercel → https://vercel.com ), on every row of the query. Homepages on GitHub, a registry or a product domain give none — hashicorp's packages point to GitHub, so its rows stay empty. 0% → 67% in the prefilled run.
No pricing change.

0.1.9 — 2026-09-25

New: email and maintainers. npm lists every maintainer with the address shown on the package page, and PyPI carries author and maintainer addresses; both are now returned (maintainers: {name, email} for each, email: the first). Bot and no-reply addresses — npm's trusted-publishing bot, GitHub's noreply relay — are skipped. In the prefilled run 74% of rows carry an address (every npm and PyPI row; Docker Hub publishes none).
PyPI attribution is stricter. A project is credited to an organization only when the organization owns something on it — an address at its domain, a homepage on its domain, a repository under its account, or its name as author. Mentioning the name was enough before, which credited Hive Solutions' stripe-api to Stripe.
No pricing change.

0.1.8 — 2026-09-25

licenseName is filled for npm and PyPI (1% of rows before, 72% in the prefilled run; Docker Hub publishes no licence). npm's search result carries the licence; PyPI's is read from license_expression, a short license, or the License :: classifier, where stripe declares it.
status means something now. It was unknown on every row; it is inactive when the registry marks a package deprecated, yanked, inactive or archived (Docker Hub stripe/veneur: archived), with the registry's own wording in statusRaw.
New npm fields downloadsLastMonth and dependentCount, from the same search response — no extra requests.
The company-register fields that cannot apply to a package are labelled as such in the dataset schema.
README example replaced with a real row. No pricing change.

0.1.6 — 2026-09-09

Added the output schema link to .actor/actor.json. The output_schema.json file was already in the source but was never referenced, so the platform treated the build as having no output schema and refused publication.
No code, field-mapping or output-format changes. A reference run before this release produced 50 rows across 19 fields in 7s.