Company Logo & Favicon Finder
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from $3.00 / 1,000 brand assets founds
Company Logo & Favicon Finder
Fetch company logos, favicons and social images in bulk from a list of domains. Reads only the site's public brand assets - GDPR-clean, no personal data. Free on a no-match.
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You have a list of company domains and you need their logos — for a CRM, a partner directory, a comparison page, an email signature, a slide. Clearbit's free logo API was the tool everyone reached for; it moved behind an enterprise product, and the scripts that depended on it broke.
Give this a list of domains and it hands back, for each one, the brand images the
site publishes about itself: its favicon, its high-resolution apple-touch icon
(the closest thing to a square logo most sites declare), its social-share image,
and its theme colour. It reads only what the site itself advertises in its
homepage <head> — public brand assets, nothing personal.
Every field is about the company, not a person. No names, no emails, no contact data — the same GDPR-first line the rest of this account holds.
Live health record: lowlanddata.com/status/company-logo-finder - 30-day success rate and daily canary results, failures included. Full input/output reference: tool page.
Quick start (30 seconds)
- Paste your domains into domains, one per line —
stripe.com,https://adyen.comandwww.colruyt.beall work. - Click Start. Each domain comes back with its favicon, logo and social-image URLs, plus a status.
- Only have company names, not domains? Run the
Company Domain Finder
first, then feed its
domaincolumn in here.
What you can build with it
- Fill the logo column in a CRM or directory. One batch turns a domain list into a set of ready-to-use image URLs.
- Show partner or customer logos on a page. A "trusted by" wall or a marketplace listing, each logo pulled from the company's own site.
- Brand an outreach tool. Drop the favicon or apple-touch icon next to a company in your sequencer, dashboard or email.
- Match a company's brand colour.
themeColorgives the accent the site uses, handy for cards and badges.
What you get
Each domain is one row:
Field notes:
faviconUrlis the best square icon the site declares — the largest one, or the/favicon.icoconvention when it declares none.appleTouchIconUrlis the high-resolution square icon meant for phone home screens; it is usually the cleanest logo mark a site publishes.ogImageUrlis the social-share image — often the wordmark or a brand banner, good for a wide slot rather than a square one.iconUrlslists every icon the site declares, largest first, if you want to pick your own size.statusisfound(the site declared real assets),partial(nothing declared, so only the/favicon.icoguess is offered),unreachable(the homepage could not be read), orinvalid(the input was not a domain).
How it finds the assets
It fetches each domain's homepage, follows redirects to the canonical site, and
reads the brand tags in the <head>: the <link rel="icon"> and
apple-touch-icon entries, the og:image/twitter:image meta, and the
theme-color. Icon URLs are resolved to absolute and sorted largest-first. When a
site declares nothing, it offers the /favicon.ico convention and marks the row
partial rather than pretending. It never invents an asset the site does not
point to.
What does it cost?
$3.00 per 1,000 domains with declared brand assets (found). A domain that
declares nothing, is unreachable, or was not a valid domain is delivered free —
you pay only for real results. A run that finds nothing costs the $0.00005 actor
start and nothing else.
- A 500-domain list, most resolving ≈ $1.40, once.
- A daily 50-domain feed ≈ $0.12/month.
The price is all-inclusive: platform usage and homepage traffic are covered, and the free plan returns a 5-item sample per run so you can see the output shape first.
Not technical? Let your AI assistant set it up
Copy this into ChatGPT, Claude or any AI assistant, fill in the one line, and follow the conversation:
Input
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
domains | The domains to fetch brand assets for, one per line. A bare domain, a URL, or a www host all work. Required. |
maxItems | Stop after this many domains. Default 1000; free-plan runs are capped at 5. |
Use it from your code
Schedules, webhooks and the Make/Zapier/n8n integrations all apply. This is a standard Apify actor.
Use it with AI agents (MCP)
Through Apify's hosted MCP server, an agent can call this as a tool: hand over the domains, read the logo URLs back.
Claude Code:
Cursor or Claude Desktop (add a custom connector / MCP server with this URL):
Runs bill to the Apify account you sign in with. Per-client setup: Apify MCP docs.
Is it legal to fetch company logos?
A company's favicon, icons and social image are public brand assets it publishes on
its own homepage for exactly this kind of use. This reads only the public <head>
of the public homepage — nothing gated, nothing personal. Trademark still belongs
to its owner: the URLs point at the company's own hosted images, so you display the
real asset rather than a copy, and how you use a logo is between you and its owner.
Is there a company logo API?
This is one — the pay-per-result replacement for the free logo lookups that moved
behind enterprise products. Send domains to run-sync-get-dataset-items and read
the logo, favicon and social-image URLs straight back as JSON, on a schedule, or as
an MCP tool.
FAQ
Which field is the actual logo? There is no universal "logo" tag, so this
returns the closest honest proxies: appleTouchIconUrl (a high-res square mark) is
usually best for a square slot, ogImageUrl for a wide one, and faviconUrl for a
tiny one. iconUrls lists them all so you can pick.
Do the image URLs stay valid? They point at the company's own hosting, so they live as long as the company keeps them — the same as any image on its site. Re-run the actor to refresh.
Why is a row partial? The homepage loaded but declared no icons or social
image, so only the /favicon.ico convention is offered. It usually exists, but it
is a guess, so the row says so and it is not billed.
Does it return anything personal? No. Brand images, a theme colour and the domain — nothing about any person, by design.
Can I export the results to Excel? Yes: any dataset exports as Excel, CSV, JSON or XML from the Apify Console or API.
Why did I only get 5 results? The Apify free plan caps this actor at a 5-item
sample. Any paid plan lifts the cap to your maxItems.
The company-identity family
The domain is the key that unlocks the rest. This tool is one rung; each takes the domain and adds one organisation-level layer, nothing personal:
- Company Domain Finder — company name → website domain, the entry point.
- Company Socials Finder — a domain's LinkedIn, X, Instagram and more.
- EU Company VAT Finder — the official EU VAT id behind a domain, VIES-validated.
- Company Email Security Checker — a domain's SPF, DMARC, DKIM and email-spoofing grade.
Troubleshooting
Failures are loud and named in the run's status message:
- "Provide at least one domain."
domainswas empty; add at least one. - A row came back
unreachable. The homepage did not respond (a transient block, or the domain is parked). Re-run later. - A row came back
invalid. The input was not a parseable domain — check for stray text. - 5 results instead of your maxItems: the free-plan sample cap; a paid Apify plan removes it.
Support
Missing an asset a site clearly declares, or found one parsed wrong? Open a report on the actor's Issues tab; this tool is actively maintained.
If it earns its keep, a rating on this page takes ten seconds and tells us which enrichment tool to build next.
