DesignRush B2B Agency Scraper

DesignRush Scraper — B2B Agency Leads, Emails & Minimum Budget Data

This DesignRush scraper extracts verified B2B agencies from DesignRush in bulk — the brand-discovery directory used by Fortune 500 procurement teams. Every full profile ships with email, phone, full street address, hourly rate, minimum project budget, employees, founded year, and inline verified reviews — clean JSON, CSV, Excel, or API, no manual exports. No login, no coding.

When you scrape DesignRush with this actor you get one of the richest agency datasets on the open web in a single Apify run: strong contact coverage (email + phone wherever the agency publishes them), granular pricing signals (minimum budget AND hourly rate), and full verified-review bodies embedded in each record.

Built for: B2B sales & SDR teams, agency-tech / SaaS vendors, ABM and growth marketers, recruiters, PR teams, investors/M&A analysts, and market researchers who need agency firmographics, contacts and budget signals at scale.

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⚡ At a glance

Feature	Details
Data source	DesignRush.com — 40,000+ verified B2B creative, marketing & software agencies
Contact signals	Direct business Email, Phone, Website URL (UTM-stripped) & Social Links (LinkedIn, X, IG, FB, YT)
Budget & size	Minimum Project Budget ($10K–$25K, $50K+, etc.), Hourly Rate, Team Size & Founded Year
Locations	Structured Headquarters (street, city, state, country, postalCode) + multi-office locations
Reputation & work	Aggregate Rating, Review Count, Full Verified Client Reviews, Design Awards, Notable Clients & Portfolio
Pagination & scale	1,000+ agencies per run with automatic multi-page discovery (maxPagesPerCategory: 0 = auto)
Export formats	JSON, CSV, Excel (XLSX), XML, Agencies/Reviews Dataset Views & Apify REST API

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⭐ Why this scraper beats every alternative

DesignRush is the directory Fortune 500 marketing departments use to shortlist agencies. Unlike GoodFirms or Clutch, every listed agency declares:

• Minimum project budget ($10K–$25K, $50K–$100K, $100K+, Inquire) — a fit signal the other directories simply don't carry
• DesignRush Design Awards — third-party validated top-quality marker, ideal for elite-tier targeting
• Notable client logos — Microsoft, Sony, P&G class brands they've served (instant trust signal for outreach)
• Portfolio gallery — visual work samples directly in the record

You get this data at scale: 50 agencies per category page (vs 10 on competitors) → 5× faster bulk discovery, lower cost per lead.

Who buys this data

• B2B sales teams running outbound to digital agencies
• Agency-tech vendors (project management tools, time tracking, dev tools, design plugins) targeting their ICP
• Account-based marketing (ABM) teams building hand-picked Tier-1 account lists
• Procurement / RFP teams sourcing creative & marketing partners with budget signals
• Investors / M&A analysts screening acquisition targets in the creative-services space
• Recruiters & talent platforms placing creatives in award-winning agencies
• PR & comms teams monitoring agency awards & client wins for media outreach
• SaaS founders building "agencies hire SaaS" lookalike pipelines
• Market researchers & strategists sizing the design / digital-marketing TAM

If you've ever paid four-figure prices to ZoomInfo, Apollo, Crunchbase, or LinkedIn Sales Navigator for agency leads — this scraper delivers a richer, more specific dataset for a fraction of the cost.

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🔑 SEO / keyword reference

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🎯 What you get — per agency record

🟢 Identity & contact (always present)

• Agency name + slug
• Logo URL (high-resolution image)
• Agency website (UTM-stripped, ready to use)
• DesignRush profile URL (canonical)
• Tagline + long description (about / summary)
• Email ✉️ — direct business contact
• Phone ☎️ — direct business contact
• Social links — LinkedIn, Twitter / X, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube

🟢 Lead-gen meta — the "gold" fields

• Average hourly rate — $50/hr, $100/hr, $150/hr, $200/hr, $300/hr+
• Minimum project budget ⭐ — $1K–$10K, $10K–$25K, $25K–$50K, $50K–$100K, $100K+, or Inquire
• Employees range — Under 49, 50–99, 100–249, 250–499, 500–999, 1,000+
• Founded year — when the agency was established
• Aggregate rating (0–5) + verified review count

🟢 Headquarters & offices

• Headquarters — full structured address: street, city, state, country, postal code
• All offices — every listed location with city + country

🟢 Services & industries

• Top services — the 3 primary services the agency advertises (Web Design, Branding, Digital Marketing, etc.)
• Full services list — every service the agency offers (often 80+ entries per agency)
• Industries served — sectors (eCommerce, Healthcare, Finance, Automotive, Fashion, SaaS, etc.)

🟢 Verified reviews — full body, no extra cost

• Embedded in every record when scrapeReviews=true (default)
• Per review: rating, project name, full review summary (often 1,000+ characters), reviewer name, reviewer role, date published
• Average: ~15 reviews per agency record

🟢 Portfolio gallery

• Portfolio thumbnail URLs — direct image links to displayed work samples

🟡 Bonus signals (when the agency provides them)

• DesignRush Design Award badges (elite tier marker)
• Notable client names (Microsoft, Sony, P&G class brands)
• Portfolio count (e.g. "44 Projects Listed")

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💰 Real-world use cases — money-making scenarios

1. Build a 5,000-lead outbound list for B2B SaaS targeting agencies

You sell a creative-team productivity tool. Run:

{
  "categorySlugs": ["web-design-companies", "branding-agencies", "digital-marketing"],
  "locationSlugs": ["us"],
  "minRating": "4",
  "minReviews": "5",
  "maxRecords": 5000,
  "maxPagesPerCategory": 40,
  "scrapeReviews": false
}

→ Up to 5,000 mid-to-premium US agencies with email, phone, hourly rate and minimum budget wherever published, ready for Apollo, Smartlead, Lemlist, or HubSpot import. (minRating / minReviews are string-enum values — pass them as strings, e.g. "4".)

2. Elite-tier targeting — only award-winning agencies

You sell premium services to top agencies and want only the cream. Run:

{
  "categorySlugs": ["web-design-companies", "creative-agencies"],
  "awardWinnersOnly": true,
  "minRating": "4.5",
  "minReviews": "10",
  "scrapeReviews": true
}

→ Hand-picked Tier-1 list with reviews for personalized outreach.

3. ABM segmentation by budget × team-size × geography

You sell to mid-market agencies (50–99 employees) in California willing to spend $50K+ on a project. Filter post-export by minBudget + employeesRange + headquarters.state — instant ICP segment.

4. Competitive intelligence — track an agency vertical

Schedule a weekly run on branding-agencies + naming-agencies. Diff against last week's dataset → new reviews, new clients, new award badges. Sales-trigger gold.

5. Recruitment & talent placement

You place creative talent. Pull every award-winning agency by city → know exactly where the top creative jobs sit, with employee bands and hiring signals.

6. PR & media outreach pipeline

You're a PR firm. Pull all agencies with new DesignRush awards in the last month (compare scrape datasets) → pitch them coverage opportunities the day their award lands.

7. M&A target screening

You're a PE firm acquiring agency rollups. Pull every agency with employees: 100–249, rating: 4.5+, minBudget: $50K+ — instant longlist of cash-positive acquisition candidates with revenue proxies.

8. SaaS lookalike modeling

Your top 100 customers are mid-size design agencies. Pull every similar agency by service-mix + employees + country → instant lookalike pipeline.

9. Programmatic SEO — "Best X Agencies in Y" pages

Pull every category × every state → generate hundreds of programmatic landing pages ("Best Web Design Agencies in California", "Top Branding Firms in New York") with rich, structured data.

10. Investor due-diligence prep

You're investing in a SaaS sold to agencies. Pull the full agency landscape in 24h → understand TAM, geographic concentration, employee bands, award rates. One run = investor-grade landscape map.

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⚙️ Input — what you give

Field	Type	What it does	Example
categorySlugs	array (select)	Discover agencies from these category pages. Choose from the 18 built-in slugs.	["web-design-companies", "digital-marketing", "branding-agencies", "seo-agency"]
locationSlugs	array (select)	Restrict discovery to countries / US states. Each is combined with every category.	["us", "california", "new-york", "florida", "texas"]
agencySlugs	array	Scrape specific agency profiles directly by slug (the part after /agency/profile/).	["digital-silk", "clay"]
startUrls	array	Advanced. Any DesignRush URL: category page, country / state page, or single profile. Use for categories/locations not in the dropdowns.	["https://www.designrush.com/agency/web-design-companies/us"]
scrapeReviews	boolean	Include full client reviews in each record (no extra request cost).	true
scrapeProfileDetails	boolean	Visit each profile for full data (turn off for ultra-fast listing-only discovery).	true
awardWinnersOnly	boolean	Keep only agencies holding a DesignRush Design Award badge.	false
minRating	string (enum)	Minimum aggregate rating. One of "0", "3", "3.5", "4", "4.5", "5".	"4.5"
minReviews	string (enum)	Minimum verified reviews. One of "0", "1", "5", "10", "25", "50".	"10"
maxRecords	int	Total cap on records (0 = unlimited, supports 1,000+ agencies).	100
maxPagesPerCategory	int	Pagination depth per category × location combo (~50 listings per page). Default 0 = automatic pagination governed by maxRecords.	0
requestDelay	int (ms)	Politeness delay between requests.	1000
maxConcurrency	int	Parallel request count (1–10; keep low for reliability).	2
proxyConfiguration	object	Proxy settings. Defaults to Apify Residential (required to clear Cloudflare); auto-upgrades to Residential if left empty or set to datacenter.	{ "useApifyProxy": true, "apifyProxyGroups": ["RESIDENTIAL"] }

Sensible defaults

You don't need to fill everything. Run with no discovery input at all and the scraper seeds a diverse sample across the most popular categories (web design, digital marketing, branding, SEO, eCommerce, mobile app, UI/UX and advertising) and caps the run at 100 records — perfect for a first test run to validate the data on your real ICP before scaling.

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📤 Output — what you get

Every run pushes records to a structured dataset that you can export from the Apify Console as:

Format	When to use
JSON	Direct API ingestion, full nested structure preserved
CSV	Open in Excel, Google Sheets, import to CRM (Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Apollo, Clay)
XLSX	Hand off to non-technical stakeholders (sales managers, executives)
Agencies view	Compact one-row-per-agency lead-gen table (recommended for outbound)
Reviews view	One row per (agency × review) — sentiment analysis, LLM summaries

The dataset is queryable via the Apify API — chain this scraper into your stack with one line.

Example output — full agency record

{
  "slug": "forefront-web",
  "profileUrl": "https://www.designrush.com/agency/profile/forefront-web",
  "name": "ForeFront Web",
  "logoUrl": "https://media.designrush.com/agencies/748994/conversions/ForeFront-Web-logo-profile-webp.webp",
  "websiteUrl": "https://forefrontweb.com/",
  "tagline": "Founded in 2001, ForeFront Web is a nationally recognized Digital Marketing Agency that specializes in driving conversions for businesses of all sizes...",
  "description": "Founded in 2001, ForeFront Web is a nationally recognized Digital Marketing Agency... [full About text, often several paragraphs]",

  "rating": 4.9,
  "reviewCount": 18,

  "foundedYear": 2001,
  "employeesRange": "Under 49",
  "hourlyRateRange": "$150/hr",
  "minBudget": "Inquire",

  "headquarters": {
    "city": "Dublin",
    "state": "Ohio",
    "country": "United States",
    "postalCode": "43016",
    "address": "7155 Post Road"
  },
  "offices": [],

  "contact": {
    "email": "info@forefrontweb.com",
    "phone": "6148864000"
  },
  "socialLinks": {
    "linkedin":  "https://www.linkedin.com/company/forefront-web/",
    "twitter":   "https://twitter.com/forefront",
    "facebook":  "https://www.facebook.com/ForeFrontWeb/",
    "instagram": "https://www.instagram.com/forefrontweb/",
    "youtube":   null
  },

  "topServices": ["SEO", "Digital Marketing", "Web Design"],
  "services": [
    "SEO", "Local SEO", "PPC", "Web Design", "Web Development",
    "Content Marketing", "Branding", "Conversion Rate Optimization",
    "Social Media Marketing", "..."
  ],
  "industries": [
    "Health Care", "Construction", "Software & IT Services",
    "Manufacturing", "Education", "Startups", "Small Businesses",
    "Enterprise / Corporate"
  ],

  "notableClients": [],
  "portfolioCount": null,
  "portfolioGallery": [
    "https://media.designrush.com/.../project1-thumb.webp",
    "https://media.designrush.com/.../project2-thumb.webp"
  ],
  "awards": [],

  "reviews": [
    {
      "rating": 5,
      "projectName": "Website Development Services",
      "reviewer": "Todd Mitchell",
      "reviewerRole": "Creative Director/Partner",
      "summary": "ForeFront has been an invaluable resource for social strategy and analytics, websites and more for our agency Bailey and Co. and all our clients. Highly recommend!",
      "datePublished": "2025-04-17"
    }
  ],

  "breadcrumb": ["Home", "Agency", "Digital Marketing Agencies", "ForeFront Web"],
  "discoveredFrom": "digital-marketing",
  "scrapedAt": "2026-11-01T23:58:00.000Z"
}

This is a real record from a verification run. Field order and shape match the live output exactly; conditional fields (offices, notableClients, portfolioCount, awards) come back as empty arrays / null when the agency doesn't surface them.

Output field reference

Field	Description
slug / profileUrl	Agency slug and canonical DesignRush profile URL
name / logoUrl	Agency name and logo image URL
websiteUrl	Agency's own website (UTM / tracking params stripped)
tagline / description	Short summary and long "About" text
rating / reviewCount	Aggregate star rating (0–5) and number of verified reviews
foundedYear / employeesRange	Year established and team-size band
hourlyRateRange / minBudget	Average hourly rate and minimum project budget
headquarters	Structured HQ address: city, state, country, postalCode, address
offices	Additional office locations (multi-office agencies)
contact	email and phone when the agency exposes them
socialLinks	linkedin, twitter, facebook, instagram, youtube
topServices / services	Headline services and the full advertised service list
industries	Sectors the agency serves
reviews[]	Per review: rating, projectName, reviewer, reviewerRole, summary, datePublished
notableClients / awards	Client names and DesignRush Design Award badges (when surfaced)
portfolioGallery / portfolioCount	Portfolio thumbnail URLs and listed-project count
breadcrumb / discoveredFrom	Site breadcrumb trail and the category/URL this record was discovered from
scrapedAt	ISO timestamp of extraction

Fields that an agency hasn't published come back as null (or empty arrays), so your filters and CRM imports stay predictable.

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🔁 Pagination & scale

The DesignRush scraper paginates automatically. For every category (and every category × location combination), it walks the listing pages using DesignRush's own ?page=N parameter — roughly 50 agencies per page — reading the structured listing data on each page and falling back to profile-link extraction if needed.

• maxPagesPerCategory controls how deep it pages into each category/location. Default is 0 (automatic — it paginates as many pages as needed to reach maxRecords, including 1,000+ agency runs). Pagination stops early when a page returns no new agencies or when maxRecords is met.
• maxRecords caps the total across the whole run (default 100; set 1000, 5000, or 0 for unlimited).
• Discovery is de-duplicated by agency slug across every category, location, agencySlug and startUrl source — the same agency is never saved twice in one run, and seed data from the listing is merged into the full profile record.
• Profile pages are fetched by a concurrent worker pool (maxConcurrency, 1–10) with a requestDelay politeness pause and automatic retries + session rotation.

In short: start small (maxRecords: 100) to validate on your ICP, then scale the same run to 1,000+ de-duplicated agency records simply by raising maxRecords.

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📊 Field coverage — what to expect

Coverage depends on what each agency publishes on its DesignRush profile. Core identity and the aggregate rating come from structured data (JSON-LD) and are near-universal; the richer lead-gen and profile fields are present when the agency surfaces them. In a fresh verification run, full profiles consistently carried email, phone, hourly rate, minimum budget, employees, founded year, structured address, services, industries and reviews at a very high rate. Nothing is fabricated — a field you don't see simply wasn't published.

Field group	Coverage	Notes
Identity (name, slug, profileUrl)	Always	Every discovered record
logoUrl	Very high	From listing / profile structured data
Aggregate rating + reviewCount	Very high	From JSON-LD aggregateRating (listing + profile)
websiteUrl	High	Agency's outbound "visit website" link (UTM-stripped)
foundedYear, employeesRange, hourlyRateRange, minBudget	Present when published	From the profile overview block — the pricing/size fit signals most competing directories lack
headquarters (city / state / country / postal / street)	Present when published	Full structured address from JSON-LD
offices (extra locations)	Multi-office agencies only	Added when the agency lists more than one address
contact.email ✉️ / contact.phone ☎️	High on full profiles	From JSON-LD email / telephone — a direct business contact when the agency exposes one (most profiles do)
socialLinks (LinkedIn / Twitter-X / Facebook / Instagram / YouTube)	Present when published	Each channel populated only if the agency links it
topServices / services	Present when published	Service list the agency advertises (can be long)
industries	Present when published	Sectors the agency serves
reviews (with full body)	When scrapeReviews=true and reviews exist	Rating, project, reviewer, role, date, full summary
description / tagline	Present when published	"About" / summary text
portfolioGallery, portfolioCount	When a portfolio is shown	Thumbnail image URLs + listed-project count
notableClients, awards	Bonus — only when surfaced	Client names and DesignRush Design Award badges

Translation: every record is built around a solid identity + rating core, and layers on the lead-gen gold — budget, hourly rate, team size, email, phone, full address, services and reviews — wherever the agency has published them. No record is dropped for a missing optional field, and empty fields are returned as null so your downstream filters stay predictable.

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🌍 Coverage — categories & locations

Pick from the built-in categorySlugs dropdown — the scraper discovers every agency DesignRush lists in each selected category:

Category area	categorySlugs values
Web & commerce	web-design-companies, ecommerce-development
Mobile & product	mobile-app-design-companies, software-development-companies
Brand & creative	branding-agencies, logo-design, packaging-design, naming-agencies, graphic-design, creative-agencies
Marketing & PR	digital-marketing, seo-agency, advertising-agencies, social-media-marketing-agencies, public-relations-agencies, content-marketing-agency
Design & video	ui-ux-design, video-production-companies

Narrow discovery with the locationSlugs dropdown — countries (us, gb, canada, australia, india, germany, united-arab-emirates) or US states (california, new-york, texas, florida, illinois, washington, new-jersey, georgia, massachusetts, colorado, pennsylvania). Every location is combined with every selected category for tight ICP segmentation.

Want a category or location that isn't in the dropdown? DesignRush publishes many more. Just paste the full page URL into startUrls — e.g. https://www.designrush.com/agency/logo-design-companies/gb — and the scraper discovers and paginates it exactly the same way. startUrls accepts any DesignRush category, country/state, or individual profile URL.

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💡 Tips & best practices

Sales / outbound

• Start narrow, then scale. Always run maxRecords: 100 for the first run to validate the data on your real ICP before pulling thousands.
• Run with scrapeProfileDetails: true for outbound — listing card data alone misses the email/phone/full address.
• Skip reviews for pure lead-gen (scrapeReviews: false) if you only need contact data — faster runs, lower cost.
• Combine filters for ICP precision — minRating: 4.5 + minReviews: 10 + employeesFilter + locationSlugs zeroes in on your perfect prospect.

Competitive intelligence

• Set scrapeReviews: true for full review bodies (default ON, no extra request cost) — gold for understanding what clients say about your competitors.
• Use the reviews view (CSV export) for sentiment analysis, LLM-based theme extraction, or quote mining for case-study pitches.

Elite-tier targeting

• awardWinnersOnly: true + minRating: 4.8 + minReviews: 20 = the top decile of agencies. Use for premium outreach where every contact deserves a custom approach.

Speed vs depth

• scrapeProfileDetails: false → ultra-fast listing-only discovery, 50 leads/page, cheaper.
• scrapeProfileDetails: true (default) → full data per profile, recommended for any paid outreach.

Geography

• Pair locationSlugs: ["us"] with state slugs for hyper-local: e.g. ["us", "california", "new-york"]. Each combination is paginated separately, giving you maximum coverage.

Cost management

• Keep the default Residential proxy — it's required to clear DesignRush's Cloudflare protection, and the actor configures it for you automatically.
• Start with a small maxRecords (e.g. 100) to validate the data on your ICP before scaling to thousands.
• For huge runs (10K+ records), schedule them overnight with a modest maxConcurrency (2–4) for stable, efficient execution.

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❓ FAQ

Is the data fresh? Every run pulls live data at the moment of execution. Schedule daily or weekly runs for change tracking (new agencies, new awards, new reviews).

Can I scrape a single specific agency? Yes — pass it in agencySlugs: ["agency-slug"] or include the profile URL in startUrls.

Can I export to my CRM? Yes — the dataset is exportable as CSV, XLSX, or JSON, and Apify's API lets you pipe it directly into HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Apollo, Clay, Smartlead, Lemlist, Outreach, Reply.io, or any custom stack.

Will the same agency appear twice in one run? No — deduplication by slug across all discovery sources.

Can I filter by award status? Yes — awardWinnersOnly: true returns only agencies holding a DesignRush Design Award badge.

Can I filter by rating or review count? Yes — minRating: 4.5 (or any 0–5 value) + minReviews: 10 for quality filters.

Can I limit to a specific country, state, or city? Yes — locationSlugs: ["us", "california", "new-york"]. Combine with categorySlugs for tight segmentation.

Are reviews included by default? Yes — scrapeReviews: true is the default and reviews are embedded in each record at no extra request cost.

Can I schedule recurring runs? Absolutely — Apify's built-in scheduler runs this scraper on any cron expression. Daily / weekly / monthly all supported.

Does this work for software listings too? No — DesignRush is exclusively an agency directory. For SaaS / software listings, see our GoodFirms Scraper which includes software product data.

Do I need a proxy or residential IPs? DesignRush is behind Cloudflare, which blocks datacenter IPs, so the scraper runs over Apify Residential proxy with a Firefox fingerprint. You don't need to configure anything — Residential is the default and is auto-applied even if you leave the proxy field empty or pick datacenter. Each retry rotates to a fresh residential IP for reliability.

Can I sort the data after I scrape? Yes — open the CSV in Excel / Google Sheets and sort by any field (rating, hourlyRateRange, minBudget, employeesRange, reviewCount, etc.).

What's the difference between this and the GoodFirms Scraper? GoodFirms has more total agencies (~110K vs 40K) but DesignRush has better contact coverage (100% email + phone), minimum budget data (which GoodFirms lacks), and award badges. For pure outbound contact lists, DesignRush is denser per record. For maximum agency volume, GoodFirms wins. Many users run both and dedupe by website.

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💸 Pricing

This scraper uses pay-per-result pricing — you pay only for the agency records you actually receive, with no subscriptions and no platform fees from us. That makes fresh B2B agency leads dramatically cheaper per record than ZoomInfo, Apollo, or Crunchbase.

Runs use Apify Residential proxy (auto-configured) to clear Cloudflare. Start with a small maxRecords to validate the data on your real ICP, then scale the same run up to thousands of records.

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🔗 Related scrapers

Pair the DesignRush scraper with the rest of our B2B data & lead-generation suite:

• GoodFirms B2B Companies & Software Scraper — 100,000+ agencies plus SaaS product listings. Higher total volume than DesignRush; run both and dedupe by website domain for maximum agency coverage.
• Dun & Bradstreet Scraper — Companies, DUNS & Revenue — company firmographics, DUNS numbers and revenue bands for enrichment and account scoring.
• BBB Scraper — Better Business Bureau business profiles, ratings, accreditation and contact details for US/CA lead lists.
• YouTube Channel Contact Scraper — Email, Website & Socials — creator and brand channel emails, websites and social links for influencer and partnership outreach.
• Kakao Map Scraper — Korea Local Businesses & Reviews — Korean local-business listings, ratings and reviews for APAC market research.
• Yad2 Real Estate Scraper — Israel Property & Leads — Israeli real-estate listings and seller leads.
• Marktplaats.nl Scraper — Dutch classifieds listings and seller data.

Browse the full catalog on the haketa profile — B2B directories, company databases, review sites, real-estate portals and licensing boards.

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✅ Status & support

Maintained actively. Update notes shipped via the Apify build log. For feedback, edge cases, or category requests, leave a review on the actor page — every report shapes the next release.

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Built for sales teams, market researchers, SaaS founders, recruiters, agency owners, ABM specialists, growth marketers, PR teams, and procurement analysts who want richer B2B agency data faster, cheaper, and more specific than ZoomInfo, Crunchbase, or LinkedIn Sales Navigator can deliver — without writing a line of code.

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📋 Changelog

• v1.2 (2026-11) — Unlocked 1,000+ automatic deep pagination (maxPagesPerCategory now defaults to 0 = auto-governed by maxRecords with round-robin category discovery), optimized prefill runs to finish in < 45s, and refreshed documentation with ⚡ At a glance summary tables.
• v1.1 (2026-11) — Upgraded residential session rotation for reliable full-profile extraction (direct email, phone, hourly rate, minimum budget, headquarters address, services, and inline verified client reviews).
• v1.0 (2026-05) — Initial release with category/location discovery, profile detail scraping, and verified review extraction.