Domain Intelligence Website Audit

Fast request-based website intelligence for lead generation, agency audits, sales research, enrichment workflows, and monitoring.

This Actor audits company domains without launching a browser. It fetches the public website, optional contact page, and DNS records, then returns a clean row with contact signals, technology stack, email health, lead score, and a practical sales angle.

What You Get

• Final website URL and HTTP status
• HTTPS/reachability status
• Page title, H1, meta description, canonical URL, and language
• Public emails and phone numbers from the homepage and contact page
• Social profile links such as LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube, GitHub, and TikTok
• Technology signals such as Shopify, WooCommerce, WordPress, Webflow, HubSpot, Klaviyo, Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, Stripe, Cloudflare, React, and Next.js
• MX, SPF, DMARC, and name server signals
• Lead score from 0-100 and lead grade from A-F
• Improvement reasons and a short sales angle
• Optional monitoring changes between runs

Why This Actor Is Profit-Safe

• It uses HTTP requests and DNS lookups only.
• It does not run a browser.
• It does not use proxies.
• It has request-level and whole-run timeouts.
• One domain normally creates one paid dataset row.
• Invalid inputs, failed domains, and internal notices are saved to the key-value store instead of being written as paid error rows.
• Monitoring snapshots are stored outside the paid dataset.

Quick Start

1. Add domains such as stripe.com, shopify.com, or companycam.com.
2. Keep Scan contact page enabled to find more public emails and phone numbers.
3. Keep Include DNS email health enabled for MX, SPF, and DMARC signals.
4. Set Max domains to your desired output cap.
5. Run the Actor and download the dataset as JSON, CSV, Excel, or via API.

Result Limits And Billing

Apify pay-per-event result billing is based on rows written to the default dataset.

• One audited domain normally writes one domain intelligence row.
• Max domains is a hard cap.
• The Actor never writes more domain rows than the selected cap.
• Failed fetches are recorded in latest-notices in the named key-value store.
• Monitoring state is saved in the named key-value store and does not create paid dataset rows by itself.
• When Output only the changes is enabled, the dataset contains only changed domain rows.

Example: if you submit 500 domains and set Max domains to 100, the Actor writes at most 100 paid dataset rows.

Monitoring Logic

When monitoring is enabled, the Actor:

1. Audits each domain.
2. Stores a compact snapshot per domain in the named key-value store.
3. Compares the latest snapshot with the previous snapshot.
4. Saves detected changes to latest-changes.
5. Outputs either normal audit rows or change rows depending on Output only the changes.

Tracked changes include:

• HTTP status
• Title and meta description
• Public emails and phones
• Social links
• Technology signals
• Lead score and grade

Output Fields

Common fields include:

• domain
• finalUrl
• statusCode
• isReachable
• isHttps
• title
• metaDescription
• h1
• publicEmails
• phones
• contactPageUrl
• socialLinks
• technologies
• hasMx
• mxHosts
• spfRecord
• dmarcRecord
• nameServers
• leadScore
• leadGrade
• improvementReasons
• salesAngle
• scrapedAt

Pricing

This Actor uses pay-per-event pricing.

• Actor start: $0.003
• Domain intelligence row:
  • Free tier: $3.00 per 1,000 rows
  • Bronze: $2.50 per 1,000 rows
  • Silver: $2.00 per 1,000 rows
  • Gold, Platinum, and Diamond: $1.50 per 1,000 rows

The platform usage cost is low because the Actor is request-based, uses 256 MB by default, and does not launch a browser or proxy. In cloud tests, a 5-domain run cost about $0.00015 in platform usage, while each successful domain writes one paid domain intelligence row.

Failed domains are stored as key-value store notices instead of paid dataset rows. This keeps billing fair for users and protects the Actor from low-quality paid output.

Notes

• The Actor reads public website and DNS information only.
• Email discovery is limited to public emails found on the audited pages.
• Some websites block requests or hide contact details behind JavaScript; those cases are logged as notices.
• Technology detection is best-effort and based on visible HTML, scripts, and response headers.