Company Social Media Profile Finder: LinkedIn, Instagram, X

Which social profiles belong to this company? On 2026-09-28 resolving apify.com returned 5 confident profile links (4 confirmed) — LinkedIn, X, GitHub, TikTok and Wikidata — with confidence and evidence (run dqgG9vmZuLevEMQ3T).

Store Actor: publicrecords/company-social-profile-finder. Organizations and places only. Never people. Never guesses.

Example output (same run)

Input:

{
  "mode": "resolve",
  "queries": ["apify.com"],
  "probeMode": "direct"
}

Platform	ID	URL	Confidence
linkedin	company/apify	https://www.linkedin.com/company/apify/	0.99
x	apify	https://x.com/apify	0.99
github	apify	https://github.com/apify	0.99
tiktok	apifytech	https://www.tiktok.com/@apifytech	0.93
wikidata	Q112502991	https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q112502991	0.99

Entity: Apify · domain apify.com · verificationLevel=confirmed · confidentLinks=5 · confirmedLinks=4 · cache hit. Full dataset: 6GyzEqKaTFx2X7LGV.

Company social media profiles

Pass a company name, website, social handle/URL, ticker, or Google Maps-shaped lead. The Actor resolves it to one organization with LinkedIn, Instagram, X, Facebook, YouTube (and GitHub / Wikidata / registry when available), each with confidence and evidence, plus a stable canonicalId to join any other data on.

Business social media links

Default probeMode: direct reads what the company publishes on its site and in Wikidata, then checks public platform endpoints that point back at the domain. LinkedIn, X, TikTok, YouTube and GitHub can be platform-checked on this path. Instagram and Facebook are found from the site (not platform-verified on the default path): they are returned as declared (not_attempted) unless you opt into buyer-billed child probes (enableChildProbes: true).

Google business social media links

Point inputDatasetId at a Google Maps (or similar) dataset. The website field is auto-detected, every original column passes through, and the verified identity / socials block is attached per row — the fastest way to add LinkedIn and business social media links to a Maps lead list.

Website social media scraper

A website social media scraper pulls every link it finds on a page. This Actor is a profile finder: it resolves which profiles belong to the company, scores confidence, and keeps evidence. Name-search look-alikes and subsidiaries are not returned as verified matches.

FAQ

How do I find company social media profiles from a website?

Set queries to the domain (e.g. apify.com) or paste a profile URL / handle. Run with mode: resolve and probeMode: direct. You get one entity row with identifiers, confidence and evidence.

Do I need a login or API key for LinkedIn / Instagram / X?

No login and no platform API keys for the default path. Optional Instagram/Facebook child Store Actors (enableChildProbes) bill to your Apify account at those Actors' own rates and are not in the listed PPE.

Is this a website contact finder?

No. It does not return emails or phone numbers. For contacts, use a contact-finder Actor. This product returns verified (or declared) social profile handles and URLs.

Can I search by company name?

Yes — optionally with a city ("Acme Plumbing, Toronto"). A name resolves automatically only when one candidate is unambiguous; otherwise you get a free ranked candidates list with evidence.

Does it return people?

No. Person profiles and personal websites are refused. Organizations and places only.

What is a canonicalId?

A stable id for the organization that does not change across a domain move. Join scrapers and enrichment on it.

How are Instagram and Facebook verified?

On the default path they stay not_attempted (declared from the site / Wikidata, not platform-verified). Set enableChildProbes: true to confirm them via official Store Actors on your account.

What does it cost?

Pay-per-event. entity-resolved ($0.02) for every returned full resolution with ≥ 1 confident link (cache hit, miss, refresh, or a stale cached record served when the site can't be read — that row says stale: true and as_of). identity-change ($0.01) per change event. actor-start ($0.005) at most once per run, requested only right before the first billed row and only if it and that row both fit your max charge, so a run that resolves nothing billable never requests it and charges nothing. Each billed row is charged before it is delivered, and a delivered billed row is always a charged one. If your max charge is reached, the run stops and says stopped at your spending limit after N rows (status message and RUN_SUMMARY.message). Diagnostics and candidate lists are not billed. Optional child probes are extra.

What do cache, stale, as_of and siteStatus mean on a row?

cache is miss, hit, refreshed or stale. When the organization's website can't be read and a cached record exists, you get that record with cache: "stale", stale: true, as_of (when the record was last resolved) and siteStatus — status (for example website_unreachable), consecutiveFailures, possiblyDefunct (true after 3 failed checks in a row) and lastCheckedAt — plus a diagnostic row. siteStatus is never billed on its own: a stale row is billed entity-resolved only when it has ≥ 1 confident link and an as_of; otherwise it is free. A failed site check never creates an identity_change row.

Example stale row (trimmed; illustrative values):

{
  "type": "entity",
  "canonicalId": "org_0123456789abcdef",
  "name": "Example Plumbing Ltd",
  "cache": "stale",
  "stale": true,
  "as_of": "2026-01-01T00:00:00.000Z",
  "siteStatus": { "status": "website_unreachable", "consecutiveFailures": 1, "possiblyDefunct": false, "lastCheckedAt": "2026-10-09T13:07:48.686Z" },
  "billing": { "event": "entity-resolved", "count": 1 }
}

Input

Field	Notes
mode	Buyer: resolve (default path), export, forget. Publisher maintenance: healthcheck, reverify, seed.
query / queries	Domain, name, profile URL/handle, ticker — up to 5,000 in queries.
inputDatasetId	Enrich another Actor's dataset (Google Maps, jobs, company scrapers).
probeMode	direct (default), declared, or experimental auto / actors.
enableChildProbes	Default false. When true, Instagram/Facebook child Actors may run (buyer-billed).
outputFormat	auto / compact / full (full includes the evidence trail).
forceRefresh / emitChangeEvents	Re-resolve and emit identity_change rows for monitors.

Coverage and gaps

Covered: company social media profiles from name / website / Maps-shaped input; LinkedIn, X, TikTok, YouTube, GitHub, Wikidata, registry ids on the default path when checkable; confidence + evidence; canonicalId; dataset enrichment; identity-change alerts; MCP tool URL https://mcp.apify.com?tools=publicrecords/company-social-profile-finder.

Gaps: Instagram and Facebook platform verification on the default path (not_attempted unless enableChildProbes); people / personal profiles (refused); emails and phone numbers (not a contact finder). Child-probe historical lift vs direct ≈ 0% (see PROBE.md).

Pricing

Pay-per-event (live Store PPE; Bronze/Silver tier discounts apply on Store):

Event	FREE tier
Actor start	$0.005
Entity resolved (≥ 1 confident link; hit or miss)	$0.02
Identity change	$0.01
Diagnostics / candidates	Not charged

The listed price covers the default (direct, enableChildProbes: false) path. The listed price excludes optional child probes.

Policies

DATA_POLICY.md (no people, no logins, no circumvention, robots.txt honored on company sites), SLO.md, TERMS.md, PRICING.md, PROBE.md, RELIABILITY.md.