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Company Enrichment API — Domain to Company Profile

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Give it domains, URLs or email addresses and get one company profile per domain, read from the company's own website and its own DNS: name, legal name, HQ, founded year, logo, socials, role-based emails and phones, technology stack, mail/DNS/registrar/TLS and the ATS it hires through. No API key.

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Business

Developer tools

Optional

True on a company row. False on a diagnostic row, which explains why one entry produced no profile. Diagnostic rows are never charged.

Type:boolean | null

Example:

true

Row type

rowType

Optional

company one profile. diagnostic a free row explaining why an entry produced none.

Type:string | null

Example:

company

Input entry

input

Optional

The entry exactly as you sent it — the domain, URL or email address.

Type:string | null

Example:

apify.com

Error

error

Optional

Plain-language explanation on a diagnostic row. Null on a company row.

Type:string | null

Example:

gmail.com is a consumer mail provider, not a company domain. Send the company's own domain.

Error type

errorType

Optional

One of invalid-input, freemail, not-found, unreachable, blocked, robots-disallowed, not-html, no-data, low-confidence, timeout, budget-stopped. All free.

Type:string | null

Example:

freemail

Read at

scrapedAt

Optional

When this row was written, ISO 8601 UTC.

Type:string | null

Example:

2026-09-15T04:12:00.000Z

Source host

source

Optional

The host that actually answered — the company’s own website.

Type:string | null

Example:

apify.com

Source URL

sourceUrl

Optional

The entry page’s final URL, after redirects.

Type:string | null

Example:

https://apify.com/

Domain

domain

Optional

The registrable domain of your entry. www.stripe.com, https://stripe.com/about and sales@stripe.com all become stripe.com.

Type:string | null

Example:

apify.com

Resolved domain

resolvedDomain

Optional

The registrable domain the entry page finally answered on. Differs from domain when the site redirects across a domain boundary — notion.so answers at notion.com.

Type:string | null

Example:

apify.com

Redirected to another domain

redirectedToDifferentDomain

Optional

True when resolvedDomain differs from domain. Every discovery decision uses the resolved one.

Type:boolean | null

Example:

false

Website URL

websiteUrl

Optional

The entry page’s final URL.

Type:string | null

Example:

https://apify.com/

Canonical URL

canonicalUrl

Optional

The <link rel="canonical"> the home page declares, absolutised.

Type:string | null

Example:

https://apify.com/

Company name

companyName

Optional

The trading name. JSON-LD Organization.name first, then og:site_name, then the most name-like part of <title>, then the domain’s first label title-cased.

Type:string | null

Example:

Apify

Legal name

legalName

Optional

The registered name. JSON-LD legalName first, then the footer copyright line when it carries a legal form or differs from the trading name.

Type:string | null

Example:

Apify Technologies s.r.o.

Legal name evidence

legalNameEvidence

Optional

The matched copyright substring, or the JSON-LD path.

Type:string | null

Example:

Description

description

Optional

How the company describes itself: JSON-LD description, then og:description, then the description meta.

Type:string | null

Example:

Thousands of tools to automate your business.

Tagline

tagline

Optional

The first <h1> on the entry page, or og:title with the brand stripped. An <h1> can be a live counter — see taglineSource.

Type:string | null

Example:

68,948 tools for your AI

Tagline source

taglineSource

Optional

h1 or og:title.

Type:string | null

Example:

Logo URL

logoUrl

Optional

JSON-LD logo, then og:image, then the largest apple-touch-icon, then the largest icon link.

Type:string | null

Example:

https://apify.com/img/apify-logo/apify-symbol-200x200.svg

Favicon URL

faviconUrl

Optional

The smallest declared icon link. Null when the site declares none — some large sites do not.

Type:string | null

Example:

https://apify.com/favicon.ico

Company type

companyType

Optional

The legal form implied by the legal name’s suffix — US corporation, German company, Czech company, UK or Commonwealth company, and so on.

Type:string | null

Example:

Czech company

copyrightYear

Optional

The latest year in the footer copyright line. Not a founding year.

Type:integer | null

Example:

2026

copyrightStartYear

Optional

The first year of a footer copyright range. Moz’s says 2021 and Moz was founded in 2004, which is why this is never promoted to foundedYear.

Type:integer | null

Example:

2021

Founded year

foundedYear

Optional

JSON-LD foundingDate, or a year stated in prose on an about, company or press page. Never the copyright year.

Type:integer | null

Example:

2015

Founded year evidence

foundedYearEvidence

Optional

The JSON-LD path, or the sentence the year was read from.

Type:string | null

Example:

Founded in 2015

Employee count

employeeCount

Optional

JSON-LD numberOfEmployees, or a headcount stated in prose on an about, careers or team page. Community, customer and follower counts are rejected. Empty on 0 of the 6 real company sites in the test suite — most companies do not publish this.

Type:integer | null

Example:

120

Employee band

employeeBand

Optional

The bucket employeeCount falls in: 1-10, 11-50, 51-200, 201-500, 501-1000, 1001-5000, 5001-10000, 10001+.

Type:string | null

Example:

51-200

Employee count evidence

employeesEvidence

Optional

The JSON-LD path, or the sentence the count was read from. Check this before trusting the number.

Type:string | null

Example:

jsonld.Organization.numberOfEmployees

Industry

industry

Optional

JSON-LD industry, naics, isicV4 or knowsAbout; otherwise a keyword table over the description, tagline and keywords meta.

Type:string | null

Example:

Web data and scraping

Industry evidence

industryEvidence

Optional

The JSON-LD path, or the keyword that matched.

Type:string | null

Example:

keyword: web data

Industry source

industrySource

Optional

jsonld or keyword-table.

Type:string | null

Example:

keyword-table

Emails

emails

Optional

Role-based and generic business addresses the company published, each with address, type (role or generic) and foundOn. Person-shaped addresses are dropped unless you opt in.

Type:array | null

Example:

[object Object]

Email count

emailsCount

Optional

How many addresses survived the role filter.

Type:integer | null

Example:

Primary email

primaryEmail

Optional

The first role address, else the first generic one.

Type:string | null

Example:

support@apify.com

Phones

phones

Optional

Published business numbers, each with raw, e164 and foundOn. A number scraped from visible text is kept only when it carries its own country code.

Type:array | null

Example:

[object Object]

Phone evidence

phoneEvidence

Optional

About 40 characters either side of the first number read from visible text.

Type:string | null

Example:

CA residents: +1 888 926 2289

Social profiles

socials

Optional

A fixed key set — linkedin, twitter, facebook, instagram, youtube, github, tiktok, bluesky, threads, discord, reddit, crunchbase, g2, producthunt, glassdoor, wikipedia, wikidata — each a URL or null. Recall is about 4 sites in 6: two of the six captured company sites render no social links at all in their server HTML.

Type:object | null

Example:

[object Object]

LinkedIn URL

linkedinUrl

Optional

socials.linkedin, promoted to its own column because it is the join key most CRMs want.

Type:string | null

Example:

https://linkedin.com/company/apify

Contact page URL

contactPageUrl

Optional

The best-ranked contact link the site published.

Type:string | null

Example:

https://apify.com/contact

Contact page confirmed

contactPageConfirmed

Optional

True only when this run fetched that page and it answered 2xx.

Type:boolean | null

Example:

true

Has contact form

hasContactForm

Optional

A form that lets a visitor send a message, or an embedded form from a known provider. A newsletter box does not count.

Type:boolean | null

Example:

true

Newsletter signup

newsletterSignup

Optional

A form with an email input, no free-text field, and newsletter/subscribe wording.

Type:boolean | null

Example:

true

Has login portal

hasLoginPortal

Optional

A link to a login, account or dashboard path, or to an app./my./portal. subdomain of the same company.

Type:boolean | null

Example:

true

Sells online

isEcommerce

Optional

An e-commerce platform was detected, or the site links a cart or checkout path.

Type:boolean | null

Example:

false

App store links

appLinks

Optional

{ios, android} — App Store and Google Play links the site published, or the iOS app derived from an apple-itunes-app meta tag.

Type:object | null

Example:

[object Object]

VAT ID

vatId

Optional

JSON-LD vatID, or an EU VAT number published on an imprint or legal page.

Type:string | null

Example:

CZ04788290

Imprint URL

imprintUrl

Optional

The Impressum / mentions légales page, as linked. A subdomain counts.

Type:string | null

Example:

https://www.contentful.com/legal/imprint/

privacyUrl

Optional

As linked, never guessed.

Type:string | null

Example:

https://docs.apify.com/legal/privacy-policy

Terms URL

termsUrl

Optional

As linked, never guessed.

Type:string | null

Example:

https://docs.apify.com/legal/general-terms-and-conditions

About page URL

aboutUrl

Optional

As linked.

Type:string | null

Example:

https://apify.com/about

Press room URL

pressUrl

Optional

As linked. Often a press. subdomain.

Type:string | null

Example:

https://apify.com/press-kit

Blog URL

blogUrl

Optional

As linked.

Type:string | null

Example:

https://blog.apify.com/

Docs URL

docsUrl

Optional

As linked. Often a docs. or developers. subdomain.

Type:string | null

Example:

https://docs.apify.com/

Status page URL

statusUrl

Optional

As linked.

Type:string | null

Example:

https://status.apify.com/

Support URL

supportUrl

Optional

As linked.

Type:string | null

Example:

https://help.apify.com/

Team page URL

teamUrl

Optional

As linked. The page is read for a founding year and a headcount only — no individual is ever returned.

Type:string | null

Example:

https://basecamp.com/about/team

security.txt URL

securityTxtUrl

Optional

The RFC 9116 file, when the company publishes one.

Type:string | null

Example:

https://stripe.com/.well-known/security.txt

Security contact

securityContact

Optional

The Contact: line of security.txt — where to report a vulnerability.

Type:string | null

Example:

https://hackerone.com/stripe

Security policy URL

securityPolicyUrl

Optional

The Policy: line of security.txt.

Type:string | null

Example:

https://hackerone.com/stripe#overview

security.txt expires

securityTxtExpires

Optional

The Expires: line. A file past this date is stale.

Type:string | null

Example:

2026-12-31T23:59:00.000Z

HQ address

hqAddress

Optional

The headquarters address as published: JSON-LD Organization.address, then a location[] entry that calls itself the headquarters, then a location[] with exactly one entry, then the first <address> element on a contact or imprint page. Null — with hqEvidence saying why — when the company lists many offices and marks none of them as the head office.

Type:string | null

Example:

Na Příkopě 959/27, Prague, 11000, CZ

HQ city

hqCity

Optional

From the same structured node.

Type:string | null

Example:

Prague

HQ region

hqRegion

Optional

From the same structured node.

Type:string | null

Example:

HQ postal code

hqPostalCode

Optional

From the same structured node.

Type:string | null

Example:

11000

HQ country

hqCountry

Optional

ISO-2 country of the HQ node itself. Never borrowed from another office.

Type:string | null

Example:

HQ evidence

hqEvidence

Optional

The JSON-LD path used, or the page the <address> element was on. Reads ambiguous: N office locations when the company's structured data lists several offices and marks none of them as the headquarters — the addresses are all in officeLocations, but none of them is claimed as the seat of the company.

Type:string | null

Example:

jsonld.Organization.address

Office locations

officeLocations

Optional

Every distinct postal address anywhere in the site’s structured data, formatted, capped at 25. Stripe publishes 24.

Type:array | null

Example:

60 Anson Road #05-01, Singapore, 079914, SG

Country

country

Optional

ISO-2. The HQ country, else the ccTLD, else the phone’s calling code, else the locale.

Type:string | null

Example:

Country evidence

countryEvidence

Optional

Which rung of the country ladder answered: jsonld.address.addressCountry, domain.tld, phone.callingCode, opengraph.og:locale, link.hreflang, html.lang or legalName.suffix. The last three are inferences and say so.

Type:string | null

Example:

jsonld.address.addressCountry

Languages

languages

Optional

Every hreflang the site declares, lower-cased, x-default removed, capped at 60. Falls back to <html lang>.

Type:array | null

Example:

Technologies

technologies

Optional

Each detection with name, category, version, confidence and the evidence that produced it.

Type:array | null

Example:

[object Object]

Technology names

technologyNames

Optional

Flat list, for filtering.

Type:array | null

Example:

Next.js,React,Google Tag Manager

Technologies by category

technologyCategories

Optional

The same detections grouped by category.

Type:object | null

Example:

[object Object]

CMS

cms

Optional

The single best content-management answer.

Type:string | null

Example:

WordPress

E-commerce platform

ecommercePlatform

Optional

The single best e-commerce answer.

Type:string | null

Example:

Shopify

JS framework

jsFramework

Optional

The single best front-end answer. A stack wins over what it implies — Next.js over React.

Type:string | null

Example:

Next.js

Hosting

hosting

Optional

The single best hosting answer from the page’s own evidence.

Type:string | null

Example:

Vercel

Analytics

analytics

Optional

Analytics and tag-manager products.

Type:array | null

Example:

Google Tag Manager

Advertising

advertising

Optional

Ad pixels and retargeting tags.

Type:array | null

Example:

CDN

cdn

Optional

Content delivery networks named by the page.

Type:array | null

Example:

Security

security

Optional

Bot management, WAF and consent-adjacent security vendors.

Type:array | null

Example:

Chat widget

chatWidget

Optional

Live-chat and support widgets.

Type:array | null

Example:

Payment providers

paymentProviders

Optional

Payment products embedded in the page.

Type:array | null

Example:

Has cookie banner

hasCookieBanner

Optional

A named consent platform, or generic consent markup.

Type:boolean | null

Example:

true

External domains

externalDomains

Optional

The third-party hosts the page loads from, most-used first, capped at 25.

Type:array | null

Example:

www.googletagmanager.com

Email provider

emailProvider

Optional

Who runs the company’s mail, from its MX records — Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Proton, Zoho, Mimecast, Proofpoint and so on. The lowest-priority exchanger wins.

Type:string | null

Example:

Google Workspace

MX records

mxRecords

Optional

Each with priority and host, lowest priority first.

Type:array | null

Example:

[object Object]

Accepts email

acceptsEmail

Optional

Whether the domain publishes any MX record. A DNS fact about a domain, not a test of anybody’s mailbox — no address is ever verified.

Type:boolean | null

Example:

true

DNS provider

dnsProvider

Optional

Who operates the zone, from its NS records.

Type:string | null

Example:

Amazon Route 53

Nameservers

nameservers

Optional

As DNS answers today, falling back to the registry record.

Type:array | null

Example:

ns-1225.awsdns-25.org

SPF record

spf

Optional

The v=spf1 TXT record verbatim.

Type:string | null

Example:

v=spf1 a mx include:_spf.google.com -all

SPF includes

spfIncludes

Optional

Every include: in evaluation order — the senders the company authorised.

Type:array | null

Example:

_spf.google.com,mailgun.org

Domain verifications

verifications

Optional

Which SaaS vendors the company verified this domain with, from its TXT records. A company publishes one of these only because somebody there connected that tool.

Type:array | null

Example:

Google,Zapier

Registrar

registrar

Optional

From RDAP.

Type:string | null

Example:

Amazon Registrar, Inc.

Registrar IANA ID

registrarIanaId

Optional

The only stable cross-registry registrar identifier.

Type:string | null

Example:

468

Domain registered

domainCreatedAt

Optional

ISO 8601. The registry’s registration event.

Type:string | null

Example:

2009-06-02T17:14:10.000Z

Domain expires

domainExpiresAt

Optional

ISO 8601.

Type:string | null

Example:

2027-06-02T17:14:10.000Z

Domain age (years)

domainAgeYears

Optional

Years since registration, one decimal place. The cheapest proxy for how established a company is.

Type:number | null

Example:

17.3

DNSSEC

dnssec

Optional

Whether the registry says the delegation is signed.

Type:boolean | null

Example:

false

Registration status

registrationStatus

Optional

EPP status codes, lower-cased — clienttransferprohibited, pendingdelete, and so on.

Type:array | null

Example:

clienttransferprohibited

Registration note

registrationNote

Optional

Why registration data is missing when it is — no RDAP service for the TLD, or the entry is itself a public suffix.

Type:string | null

Example:

no RDAP service for this TLD

TLS issuer

tlsIssuer

Optional

Who signed the certificate the site presents.

Type:string | null

Example:

Amazon — Amazon RSA 2048 M02

TLS valid to

tlsValidTo

Optional

ISO 8601 expiry.

Type:string | null

Example:

2027-09-11T23:59:59.000Z

TLS days to expiry

tlsDaysUntilExpiry

Optional

Negative when the certificate has already expired.

Type:integer | null

Example:

361

TLS subject alternative names

tlsSans

Optional

Every name on the certificate. A useful list of the other brands a company runs.

Type:array | null

Example:

apify.com,*.apify.com

HTTP status

httpStatus

Optional

What the entry page answered.

Type:integer | null

Example:

200

Server header

server

Optional

As sent.

Type:string | null

Example:

nginx

HSTS

hsts

Optional

Whether the entry response advertised Strict-Transport-Security.

Type:boolean | null

Example:

true

CDN hint

cdnHint

Optional

A modest guess at who serves the site, from the server header, the CNAME and, last, the DNS operator. A hint, and labelled as one.

Type:string | null

Example:

Amazon CloudFront

Careers URL

careersUrl

Optional

As linked, or the Hiring: line of security.txt.

Type:string | null

Example:

https://apify.com/jobs

ATS platform

atsPlatform

Optional

Which applicant tracking system the company recruits through, read from pages already fetched — greenhouse, lever, ashby, workable, recruitee, smartrecruiters, personio, teamtailor, breezy, jazzhr or workday.

Type:string | null

Example:

ashby

ATS platform name

atsPlatformLabel

Optional

The same thing spelled the way the vendor spells it.

Type:string | null

Example:

Ashby

ATS board slug

atsBoardSlug

Optional

The board identifier on that platform.

Type:string | null

Example:

apify

ATS board URL

atsBoardUrl

Optional

The public job board a candidate would be sent to.

Type:string | null

Example:

https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/apify

Open roles

openJobs

Optional

How many roles the board lists. Null for Workday, whose list needs a POST and paging, and for JazzHR, which publishes no public list endpoint.

Type:integer | null

Example:

Hiring signal

hiringSignal

Optional

True when there are open roles, an ATS, or at least a careers page.

Type:boolean | null

Example:

true

Pages fetched

pagesFetched

Optional

Every page this row was built from: {url, status, role, bytes}. A status that is not 2xx means only that page’s chrome was used.

Type:array | null

Example:

[object Object]

Pages fetched count

pagesFetchedCount

Optional

How many, including security.txt.

Type:integer | null

Example:

Sources

sources

Optional

Which extractors contributed: jsonld, opengraph, footer, links, text, security.txt, tech, dns, rdap, tls, ats.

Type:array | null

Example:

jsonld,opengraph,dns,rdap,tls

Field sources

fieldSources

Optional

Every non-null field mapped to the rule and the page URL behind it. This is what makes “never a guess” something you can check rather than something we claim.

Type:object | null

Example:

[object Object]

Confidence

confidence

Optional

A 0–1 coverage score: 0.60 × weighted field coverage + 0.25 × best identity source + 0.15 × pages that answered. It says how much the company published, not whether the values are true.

Type:number | null

Example:

0.94

Partial

partial

Optional

True when something the run asked for contributed less than it should have: a page that 404'd, a page that redirected onto another company's domain, a DNS timeout, an RDAP rate limit, a bot wall.

Type:boolean | null

Example:

false

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