Fast-Growing Company Revenue & Funding Data — Growjo

Extract fast-growing private companies from Growjo, the site that tracks estimated revenue and headcount growth for startups and scale-ups. Returns estimated revenue, revenue-driving headcount growth %, total funding, industry, HQ location, founding year, and CEO name for companies most directories don't cover at all.

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Growjo Scraper Features

• Extracts Growjo's fastest-growing companies ranking, not just a static company list
• Returns estimated annual revenue and year-over-year headcount growth % per company
• Includes total funding raised, industry category, and full HQ location (city, state, country)
• Pulls CEO name straight off each company's leadership table — no guessing from a generic contact card
• Captures founding year and official company website where Growjo has them
• Handles pagination automatically across Growjo's full ranked list — you set a target count and walk away

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Who Uses Growjo Company Data?

• VC and PE sourcing teams — surface hypergrowth private companies before they show up on anyone's radar
• Sales and lead-gen teams — build prospect lists filtered by industry, headcount growth, or funding stage
• Market researchers — track which industries and regions are producing the most fast-growing startups
• Recruiters and talent teams — target companies with steep headcount growth, which usually means they're hiring
• Competitive intelligence — benchmark a company's revenue and growth trajectory against its peers

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How Growjo Scraper Works

1. Set maxItems to how many companies you want — the scraper works down Growjo's fastest-growing ranking from #1.
2. It reads each ranked company's profile page for the authoritative figures: revenue, funding, headcount, industry, location, and CEO.
3. Records land in your dataset as they're collected, so you can start using them before the run finishes.

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Input

{
  "maxItems": 10
}

Field	Type	Default	Description
maxItems	integer	10	Maximum number of companies to scrape (required)
resumeCursor	string	—	Cursor from a previous run's Output, used to continue a stopped crawl

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Growjo Scraper Output Fields

{
  "company_name": "Anysphere",
  "growjo_rank": 1,
  "estimated_revenue": "$500M",
  "employees": 1418,
  "employee_growth_pct": "2854%",
  "total_funding": "$176M",
  "industry": "AI",
  "city": "San Francisco",
  "state": "CA",
  "country": "United States",
  "founded_year": null,
  "ceo_name": "Michael Truell",
  "company_website": "https://anysphere.inc",
  "growjo_url": "https://growjo.com/company/Anysphere"
}

Field	Type	Description
company_name	string	Company name as listed on Growjo
growjo_rank	integer	Company's rank in Growjo's fastest-growing ranking (null if the company isn't on the ranked list)
estimated_revenue	string	Growjo's estimated annual revenue, formatted (e.g. "$28.5M")
employees	integer	Current employee headcount
employee_growth_pct	string	Year-over-year employee headcount growth, formatted (e.g. "197%")
total_funding	string	Total funding raised to date, formatted (e.g. "$176M")
industry	string	Primary industry category
city	string	Headquarters city
state	string	Headquarters state/province (US companies mostly; sparse for international)
country	string	Headquarters country
founded_year	integer	Year the company was founded (sparse — not every profile has it)
ceo_name	string	CEO name, when identifiable from the company's leadership table
company_website	string	Company's official website URL
growjo_url	string	Canonical Growjo company profile URL

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Resuming a large crawl

Every run emits a resumeCursor in its Output. If a large crawl stops before it finishes — because it hit maxItems, your spend cap (maxTotalChargeUsd), or was aborted — start a new run with the same input plus that resumeCursor to continue from where it left off. The crawl resumes from the queued work the previous run didn't reach.

• You are not re-charged for records the earlier run already delivered.
• Resume within your account's run-retention window — on the free tier, roughly your 10 most recent runs. Once the source run is pruned, its resumeCursor is no longer valid.
• resumeCursor is opaque — supply it unmodified.

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FAQ

How do I scrape Growjo company data?

Growjo Scraper needs no account and no API key. Set maxItems to how many companies you want and run it — you get back structured revenue, funding, and growth data instead of a page you'd have to read yourself.

What data can I get from Growjo?

Growjo Scraper returns estimated revenue, headcount growth %, total funding, industry, HQ location, founding year, CEO name, and company website for each fast-growing company on Growjo's ranking. That's the growth-signal panel VCs and sales teams actually look for.

Does this include revenue growth, not just headcount growth?

Growjo publishes one growth metric per company — headcount growth year-over-year — which is what employee_growth_pct reports. Growjo doesn't publish a separate revenue-growth percentage, so this scraper doesn't invent one under a different field name.

How much does Growjo Scraper cost to run?

Growjo Scraper runs on a pay-per-result model, so you pay for the companies you actually get back — not a flat rate per run regardless of output.

Can I pull the CEO for every company?

Growjo Scraper reports the CEO name when Growjo's own leadership table identifies one with that exact title. Some smaller or newer companies list co-founders or other executives instead — in those cases ceo_name comes back null rather than a guess.

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Need More Features?

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Why Use Growjo Scraper?

• Covers a growth-signal niche most scrapers ignore — estimated revenue and headcount growth for private companies, not another public-company financials feed
• Structured, not scraped-and-dumped — every field is normalized (revenue as a clean string, employees as an integer, growth as a percentage) so you can pipe it straight into a CRM or model
• Built for scale — works down Growjo's full fastest-growing ranking, resumable if you're pulling thousands of records