LinkedIn Company Profile Scraper With Brand Pages and Followers

Scrape any public LinkedIn company page — about, industry, size, headquarters, specialties, sample employees and posts — plus every affiliated brand, showcase, and subsidiary page it links to, each returned as its own row with its own industry, location, page type, and follower count. No login required.

What it does

Give it a list of LinkedIn company page URLs (e.g. https://www.linkedin.com/company/microsoft). For each one it returns:

• Company profile: name, description, industry, company size, headquarters, founding year, specialties, logo, website, sample employees, sample posts, similar/competitor pages.
• Follower count: the real number shown on the page (not estimated), plus the raw display text (e.g. "28,748,750 followers").
• Affiliated pages: every showcase page, subsidiary, and regional/brand page LinkedIn lists under "Affiliated pages" — name, link, industry, location, logo, page type (showcase/company), and country subdomain — with an option to fetch each one as its own full company row.

This is the one gap every other LinkedIn company scraper on the Store shares: none of them surface a company's brand/showcase page family as structured, filterable rows. If you're evaluating a large enterprise's LinkedIn presence, its showcase pages (product lines, regional arms, sub-brands) often carry their own audience and posting cadence worth tracking separately.

Input

Field	Type	Default	Description
urls	array (required)	—	LinkedIn company page URLs to scrape
includeAffiliatedPages	boolean	true	List each company's affiliated/showcase/subsidiary pages on the parent row
scrapeAffiliatedPages	boolean	true	Also fetch each affiliated page as its own full dataset row
maxAffiliatedPagesPerCompany	integer	10	Cap on affiliated pages listed/fetched per company
affiliatedPageType	enum (all/showcase/company)	all	Filter affiliated pages by type before fetching
affiliatedIndustries	array	[]	Keep only affiliated pages whose industry text matches one of these keywords
proxy	proxy config	—	Optional starting proxy; the actor auto-escalates to Residential on a block

Output

Each row (whether a parent company or an affiliated child page) includes:

inputUrl, success, name, description, location, employeeCount, followerCount, followerCountText, website, logo, slogan, industry, size, founded, headquarters, type, specialties, similarPages, employees, posts, affiliatedPages, affiliatedPageCount, affiliatedShowcaseCount, affiliatedCompanyCount, matchedAffiliatedFilter, isAffiliatedPage, parentCompanyUrl, pageType, countryCode, error.

Affiliated child rows carry the same full schema as a parent row (isAffiliatedPage: true, parentCompanyUrl pointing back to the input URL).

Honest limitations

• Public pages only. This actor does not use login cookies. If a page requires a LinkedIn login to view (an authwall redirect, or no company data found in the page), the row is returned with success: false and an explanatory error — never faked data.
• Anonymous fetch success rate varies. Public LinkedIn company pages are not always reachable without a proxy; the actor auto-escalates through Datacenter → Residential proxies on a block, but a fraction of runs may still return success: false on some URLs. This reflects the real, current state of anonymous access, not a code defect.
• Follower count and employee count reflect what LinkedIn's page itself displays at scrape time — not a computed estimate.
• Affiliated pages are read one level deep only — a child page's own affiliated-pages box (if any) is not recursed into.

Use cases

• Enrich a target account list (ABM/sales) with company size, industry, and headquarters.
• Map a large enterprise's brand/showcase page family for social-media competitive research.
• Track follower growth across a company's main page and its regional/product sub-pages over time.
• Feed CRM or lead-gen pipelines with structured company data at scale.