LinkedIn Company Details Finder (No Login)

Paste a list of LinkedIn company pages, websites or company names and get one clean company record for each: name, website, LinkedIn page, industry, employee count, headquarters, description and specialties.

There is no LinkedIn login, no cookie and no browser session involved. The records come from a licensed B2B company database, so nothing can get an account restricted, nothing waits on a browser, and a thousand companies take minutes.

What it does

• Reads any of three inputs, mixed freely: a LinkedIn company page (linkedin.com/company/stripe, any country version, with or without tracking parameters), a website (stripe.com, or any page on it) or a company name (Stripe).
• Answers each one with one company. A LinkedIn page is exact. A website is answered with the company whose own website it is, never with every small page that happens to link to it. A name is answered only by a company of that very name, the largest if several share it, and never by a similar-sounding one.
• Finds the LinkedIn company URL for a website or a name, and the website for a LinkedIn page, so it also turns a list of domains into a list of LinkedIn company pages.
• Free when not found. You pay only for companies delivered. Whatever is not found is listed in the run's OUTPUT record and costs nothing.

How to use it

1. List your companies under Companies, one per line, in any mix of the three forms.
2. Run it, then download the dataset as CSV, Excel or JSON, or read it through the Apify API.

Up to 1,000 companies a run on Apify's paid plans, and up to 25 on the free plan.

Input

{
    "companies": [
        "https://www.linkedin.com/company/stripe",
        "figma.com",
        "HubSpot"
    ]
}

Output

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

{
    "name": "Example Software",
    "website": "https://www.example.com",
    "domain": "example.com",
    "linkedinUrl": "https://www.linkedin.com/company/example-software/",
    "industry": "Software Development",
    "employees": 180,
    "headquarters": "Berlin, Germany",
    "description": "Example Software builds scheduling tools for clinics.",
    "specialties": "scheduling, healthcare software, SaaS",
    "input": "example.com"
}

employees is the number of people who list the company as their employer. input is the line of your list this row answers, so rows join back to your own data. The run's OUTPUT record holds how many were looked up and delivered, what was not found and what could not be read.

What it costs

You pay per company found, nothing per month:

What	Price
One company delivered	$0.002
A company that is not found	Free
The run start	$0.00005

So 1,000 companies cost $2.00. Set a maximum cost per run in the run options and the Actor stops delivering at that amount.

What people use it for

• Enriching a CRM or a spreadsheet: turn a column of domains or company names into size, industry and headquarters.
• Finding LinkedIn company URLs in bulk, as input for other tools and workflows.
• Qualifying accounts: keep the companies in your size range and industry before anyone spends time on them.
• Feeding an AI agent or an automation: one call in, one structured record per company out, through the Apify API, n8n, Make or Zapier.

FAQ

Do I need a LinkedIn account or cookies? No. Nothing signs in to LinkedIn.

Does it read the page live? No, the records come from a regularly updated company database, which is why it is fast and costs little. A company that changed its page very recently may still show its previous details.

Why was a company not found? It may have no company page in the database, or the website you gave may not be the one its page lists (a company on a parent's domain, for example). Try its LinkedIn page, which is exact.

Why did a name not match? Names only match exactly, apart from capitals, punctuation and a closing legal form such as Inc or GmbH, because a near match would hand you the wrong company's data. A website or a LinkedIn page is the surer input.

Can I look up the people who work there? Yes: the Company Employees Finder and the Decision Maker Finder from the same developer take the same list of companies.