Website Contact Finder: Socials, Phones, Company Emails
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from $3.00 / 1,000 website checkeds
Website Contact Finder: Socials, Phones, Company Emails
Bulk contact details scraper for company websites: LinkedIn, X/Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok links, phones, shared inboxes (info@, sales@), address, logo and description. Personal emails are skipped. Pay per website.
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from $3.00 / 1,000 website checkeds
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Give a list of company websites, get their public company contact details in one clean table:
- Social profiles: LinkedIn company page, X/Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, GitHub, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky
- Phone numbers from click-to-call links and the site's structured data
- Company emails: shared inboxes like
info@,sales@,support@,press@ - Address (when the site publishes it in structured data), company name, description, logo and language
- The contact page link
It reads the homepage plus up to a few contact, about and imprint pages on the same site.
Company data only, by design
Personal email addresses (like jane.doe@company.com) are not returned. The tool only counts
them in personalEmailsSkipped. You get the inboxes a company publishes for being contacted,
which is what most outreach, CRM and research work needs, without building a list of people.
Who it's for
- Sales and marketing: enrich a list of company domains with social links, phones and a general inbox.
- CRM clean-up: fill in missing LinkedIn pages, logos and descriptions.
- Research and agencies: see how companies in a niche present themselves and where they are active.
- Developers and AI agents: one call per list, consistent JSON.
Input
One website per line: stripe.com, https://www.example.com, or any page on the site.
| Option | Default | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Pages per website | 5 | Homepage plus contact/about/imprint pages. Same price either way. |
| Respect robots.txt | on | Skips pages the site asks bots not to visit. |
| Websites checked at once | 10 | Parallel checks. |
Output
{"domain": "mailchimp.com","status": "ok","companyName": "Mailchimp","description": "…","logo": "https://…/apple-touch-icon.png","language": "en","emails": [],"personalEmailsSkipped": 0,"phones": ["+18003155939"],"address": null,"linkedin": ["https://www.linkedin.com/company/mailchimp"],"twitter": ["https://x.com/Mailchimp"],"facebook": ["https://www.facebook.com/mailchimp"],"instagram": ["https://www.instagram.com/mailchimp"],"youtube": ["https://www.youtube.com/user/Mailchimp"],"contactPage": "https://mailchimp.com/contact/","pagesVisited": ["https://mailchimp.com/", "…"]}
| status | meaning |
|---|---|
ok | The site was read. Fields stay empty when the site doesn't publish that detail. |
unreachable | The site didn't answer or isn't a web page. Not charged. |
blocked_by_robots_txt | The site asks bots not to visit. Not charged. |
blocked_by_bot_protection | The site showed a bot check. We don't try to get around it. Not charged. |
Pricing
You pay per website read (status ok), whatever the number of pages. Failed and blocked sites
are free. See the Pricing tab.
Limits, honestly
- No browser is used, so details that only appear after JavaScript runs can be missed. Most sites put their footer links and contact details in the HTML, so the common fields are usually found.
- Sites behind a bot check are reported, not bypassed.
- It finds what the site publishes. It doesn't guess email patterns or look anything up elsewhere.
- We process only the websites you send and don't keep the results.
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Questions?
Open an issue on the Issues tab. Requests for more social networks or fields are welcome.