Company Employees Finder + Emails (by Domain, No Login)

List the companies you care about and get the people who work there as clean rows: name, job title, location and LinkedIn profile URL, with a verified work email when you ask for one. Narrow it to the roles you sell to or hire from, and to the places that matter.

There is no LinkedIn login, no cookie and no browser session involved. The people come from a licensed B2B people database, so nothing can get an account restricted and a company takes seconds.

What it does

• Takes companies the way you have them: a LinkedIn company page (linkedin.com/company/stripe), a website (stripe.com) or a name (Stripe). Up to 25 companies per run.
• Matches the company exactly. A LinkedIn company page is the most exact: you get the people who work at that company and nobody else. A website matches the people whose employer lists that website on LinkedIn, which is exact for most companies; a few large ones list another site (Amazon's page lists aboutamazon.com, so amazon.com finds AWS staff), so each company in OUTPUT names the company pages its people were found at (matchedCompanies). A name matches every company whose name contains it, so use the page or the website when the name is common. Names are read the way a company's own page carries them: a legal form (Inc., Pvt Ltd, GmbH) and a listing's tagline after a dash or a pipe, as Google Maps titles have, are left out, so "Tafsol Technologies (Private) Limited" finds Tafsol Technologies.
• Filters by job title and place: "Head of Sales", "VP Engineering", "Account Executive"; "United States", "London", "DACH". Titles match anywhere in the person's current title, so "Sales" also finds "Head of Sales", and each title is also searched in its other spellings ("VP Sales", "VP of Sales", "Vice President of Sales"; "CEO", "Chief Executive Officer"). A bare "President" means the company's president: its vice presidents are left out unless you list a Vice President title yourself.
• Finds the job, not just the word. A small company is run by its President, Owner or Founder far more often than by a "CEO", and its sales are led by a Sales Director as often as a "VP Sales". When nobody at a company holds a title you listed, you get the people doing that job under the title the company uses, marked titleMatch: "equivalent". Switch Include the same job under other titles off for exact titles only.
• Never pads the list. When nobody at a company does the job you asked for in the places you asked for, that company delivers nobody and the run says so, instead of handing you people with other jobs.
• Finds verified work emails on request. Each address is looked up live, not guessed from a pattern, and you pay only for an email that is found.

How to use it

1. Put one company per line in Companies.
2. Optionally add Job titles, Leave out these titles and Locations.
3. Set Employees per company (up to 100).
4. Switch on Find verified work emails if you want them.
5. Run it, then download the dataset as CSV, Excel or JSON, or read it through the Apify API.

Input

Field	What it is
companies	LinkedIn company pages, websites or names, up to 25. Required.
jobTitles	Only people whose current title contains one of these. Optional.
excludeJobTitles	Titles to leave out, such as Intern or Recruiter. Optional.
equivalentTitles	When nobody holds a listed title, deliver the same job under the company's own title. Default on.
locations	Countries, states, regions or cities. Optional.
maxPerCompany	People per company, 1 to 100. Default 25.
includeEmails	Also look up each person's verified work email. Default off.

{
    "companies": ["stripe.com", "https://www.linkedin.com/company/hubspot", "datadoghq.com"],
    "jobTitles": ["Head of Sales", "VP Sales", "Sales Director"],
    "locations": ["United States"],
    "maxPerCompany": 25,
    "includeEmails": true
}

Output

One row per person. The values below are placeholders that show the shape.

{
    "name": "Jane Doe",
    "firstName": "Jane",
    "lastName": "Doe",
    "title": "Head of Sales, North America",
    "headline": "Enterprise sales leader",
    "company": "Example Payments",
    "companyWebsite": "https://example.com",
    "companyIndustry": "Financial Services",
    "companySize": 8200,
    "location": "New York, New York, United States",
    "linkedinUrl": "https://www.linkedin.com/in/jane-doe-example",
    "email": "jane.doe@example.com",
    "emailStatus": "found",
    "emailCertainty": "ultra_sure",
    "inputCompany": "example.com",
    "matchedBy": "website",
    "titleMatch": "exact"
}

inputCompany is the line you gave and matchedBy says how it was matched (website, linkedin or name). titleMatch is exact when the person holds a title you listed, equivalent when nobody at that company does and the person does the same job under another title, and empty when you listed no titles. emailStatus is found, not_found (no verified address exists; not charged), or empty when emails were not requested. The run's OUTPUT record lists every company with how it was matched, how many people there match your filters and how many were delivered, and why a company delivered nobody; searchedAs is the name searched when it differs from the line you gave.

What it costs

You pay per result, nothing per month:

What	Price
One employee delivered as a full profile	$0.004
One verified work email found	$0.02
An email lookup that finds nothing	Free
A company where nobody matches	Free
The run start	$0.00005

So 100 employees cost $0.40, and 100 employees with their verified emails cost at most $2.40. Set a maximum cost per run in the run options and the Actor stops delivering at that amount.

On Apify's free plan a run delivers up to 10 people in total and does not look up emails. Paid plans get up to 100 people per company and verified emails.

Use it from an AI agent

Every Apify Actor can be called as a tool through Apify's MCP server, so an AI agent can pass a list of companies to this Actor and read the people back.

Questions

Does this scrape LinkedIn? No. It never opens LinkedIn and never needs your LinkedIn account. The profiles come from a licensed B2B people database (Icypeas), and a person's public LinkedIn URL is part of the profile you receive.

Can I get every employee of a large company? A company delivers up to 100 people per run. For a large company, split the run by job titles or locations (for example one run per department or country) to reach the people you need.

I asked for CEOs and got a President. Why? Nobody at that company is titled CEO, and its President is the person who runs it. Those rows say titleMatch: "equivalent". Switch off Include the same job under other titles to get exact titles only.

Why did a company deliver nobody? Nobody there does the job you asked for in the places you asked for, or the website is not one the database knows (give the company's LinkedIn company page instead). The status message and the OUTPUT record say which.

I gave a big company's website and got fewer people, or another company's. Why? A website finds the people whose employer lists it on its LinkedIn page, and some large companies list another site there (Amazon lists aboutamazon.com; Google lists a short link). matchedCompanies in OUTPUT shows which company pages the website matched. Give the company's LinkedIn company page (linkedin.com/company/google) to get exactly its people.

Why did I get fewer people than I asked for? Fewer people may match, your maximum cost per run may cover fewer, or you are on the free plan (10 per run). The status message and the OUTPUT record say which.

Can a person be removed from results? Yes. Anyone can ask to be left out at peoplesearch.im/opt-out, and the request applies to every search and lookup.

Using the data

The results are business contact data about real people. You are responsible for having a lawful basis for how you use them, including the rules on unsolicited email where your recipients live (for example GDPR and the ePrivacy rules in Europe, CAN-SPAM in the United States and CASL in Canada).