Company Name to Domain and Tech Stack
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Company Name to Domain and Tech Stack
Company names in, official website domain and detected tech stack (CMS, e-commerce, analytics, CRM, hosting) out. Unresolved companies are not billed.
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Mohammed Samaan
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Give it company names. For each one you get the official website domain and the technologies that homepage uses, grouped as CMS, e-commerce, analytics, CRM and hosting.
Price: $0.004 per company whose domain was found, plus $0.001 per run start. Companies with no match are returned with an error and are not billed.
How it works
- Looks the company up in Bing search results, then in Wikidata (the public "official website" field), then tries a guessed domain (
name.com, or the country ending you give). - Opens each candidate homepage and keeps it only if the page matches the company name (all distinctive words of a one or two word name must appear on the page, or the domain must equal the full name). This is a name check, not a guarantee:
verified: truemeans "the homepage matched the name". - Reads that same homepage's response headers, cookies, meta tags, script URLs and HTML markers for 100+ known technologies.
Plain HTTP only. No browser, no proxy, no AI model, no login. Technologies that are injected only by JavaScript at runtime (some tag-manager-loaded tools) can be missed. "CRM" means the marketing/CRM and support tools visible on the page (HubSpot, Pardot, Marketo, Mailchimp, Klaviyo, Zendesk, Freshdesk); it cannot see a CRM that has no script on the public homepage. "Hosting" means hosting, CDN and web-server signals (for example Cloudflare, Vercel, Nginx).
Search engines can change their pages or block requests, and very small or non-English-named companies may not resolve. Check the verified and domain fields before relying on a row.
Input
| Field | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
companies | list of text | Required. Up to 2,000 per run. Duplicates removed. |
country | text | Optional hint, e.g. UAE, Oman, Germany, UK. |
concurrency | integer | 1 to 20, default 5. |
Example 1: global companies
{ "companies": ["Stripe", "Shopify", "Notion"] }
Example 2: Gulf companies with a country hint
{ "companies": ["Emaar Properties", "Damac Properties", "Almarai"], "country": "UAE" }
Example 3: a mixed list (unresolved names are free)
{ "companies": ["Basecamp", "Some Made Up Company Zzyzx", "Mailchimp"], "concurrency": 3 }
Output (one row per company)
{"company": "Stripe","domain": "stripe.com","website": "https://stripe.com","verified": true,"matchedBy": "search","techStack": { "cms": [], "ecommerce": [], "analytics": [], "crm": [], "hosting": ["Nginx"], "other": ["Next.js", "React"] },"technologies": [{ "name": "Nginx", "category": "Web server", "version": null }],"error": null}
An unresolved company has domain: null, verified: false and an error message, and is not charged. matchedBy is search, wikidata or guess.