LinkedIn Company URL Finder – From Company Websites

Have a list of company websites and need each one's LinkedIn company page? Supply the domains or URLs and get the LinkedIn company profile URLs those sites actually link to: the link published on the site itself, not a search guess. You pay only for sites where a link was found. This is a site-link extractor, not a search engine or a LinkedIn verification service. It does not infer a company's profile when the site doesn't link one.

{"domains":["heise.de","https://example.com/"]}

Each processed distinct site produces one dataset row with domain, reasonCode, linkedinUrl (a URL or null) and pagesCrawled. Domains and URLs are normalized (including www.); subdomains other than www. remain distinct. The Actor reads the homepage and up to three contact/about/team/imprint pages linked from it. It follows the homepage's redirect and may try www. if the apex fails. Only links shaped like linkedin.com/company/<name> count; personal profiles, schools, posts and share links do not. The URL is canonicalized; we do not check that the LinkedIn page still exists or belongs to the website owner. If several company links appear, only the first found is returned.

reasonCode	Charged
found (company link observed)	yes
not_found (no company link in pages read; not proof one doesn't exist)	no
blocked (homepage returned 401, 403 or 429)	no
unreachable (homepage could not be read)	no
invalid_domain (not a usable website domain)	no

Pay-per-event: $0.002 per found site (linkedin-company-link-found); no start fee is configured. Up to 1,000 domains per run; repeated normalized sites produce one row and at most one charge. An unreadable extra page is skipped, so a found link on a readable page can still bill. Up to eight sites run concurrently; rows arrive in finish order, so join by domain. A charge cap stops new work; up to seven already-started sites can return uncharged rows. Inputs not started are omitted. Static HTML only: no browser rendering, search fallback or deeper crawl. Comments, scripts, templates and non-HTTP(S) links do not count. Each page is limited to 4 MiB and a 15-second deadline, including DNS, redirects and at most one retry per hop. Every hop validates all DNS addresses and pins a public IP; credentials, IP-literal targets and unsupported ports are refused. Unreadable or oversized extra pages are skipped. Results live in your Apify dataset.