Company Domain Finder: Name to Official Website

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💰 $15.00 / 1,000 results.

⚡ Resolves a bare company name to the company's own site, with Wikipedia, LinkedIn, social networks, job boards, review sites and directories filtered out first. No login, no API key. 💸 A name that returns no usable result is never charged.

Give it a company name and get back its official website domain. No login, no API key.

Why this isn't a Wikipedia lookup

The obvious cheap approach is checking Wikipedia's infobox for a company's listed website, since many companies have a page there and the infobox often carries an official site link. This was tested against four real companies before building anything else, and rejected: it only resolved two of the four (Figma, Asana; missed Stripe and Notion), and it has a structural problem that removes its only advantage. Wikipedia disambiguates company pages ("Stripe (company)", "Notion (productivity software)"), so using it means already knowing the exact page title, which isn't derivable from a bare company name without a search step of its own. A mechanism that needs a search anyway, and still misses half the time, isn't cheaper than just searching properly.

Instead, this resolves a company name with one targeted search and filters the result to the company's own site: not Wikipedia, not LinkedIn, not a social platform, not a job board or review site. The first result that clears that filter is the answer.

Input

• companies (required): one or more company names, e.g. "Figma".

Example output

{
  "company": "Figma",
  "domain": "https://figma.com",
  "resolved": true,
  "checked_at": "2026-08-30T00:00:00.000Z"
}

What gets filtered out

Wikipedia, LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter/X, Instagram, YouTube, Crunchbase, Bloomberg, Glassdoor, Indeed, Reddit, GitHub, Medium, PitchBook, and the search engine's own domains. A result on any of these is skipped in favor of the next one, since none of them is the company's own site even when they rank first for a company name search.

Who this is for

Sales and RevOps teams starting from a company name (a form fill, a CRM import, a spreadsheet of leads) who need the actual domain to continue enrichment: verifying an email pattern, resolving a LinkedIn company page, or crawling the site itself. Anyone building a company research pipeline that starts from a name rather than a domain.

Frequently asked questions

Why wasn't a company resolved? Either the search returned nothing usable, or every result was on the excluded list (Wikipedia, LinkedIn, etc.) with no company site ranking in the results checked. The run log records which happened.

Can this be wrong for a common or ambiguous company name? Yes, occasionally. A generic name can return a same-named but different company's site, or a directory listing that slipped past the filter. Treat the result as a strong candidate to confirm on ambiguous names, the same caution that applies to any search-based match.

Does this need any login or API key? No. It performs a public search and reads the results; it never logs into any service.

How many companies can I run at once? Up to 30 per run. Every lookup here is a search, not a free homepage check, so the cap keeps a run's cost bounded.

Pricing

Event	Price	You pay when
Company resolved	$0.015	A company name is matched to its official website domain

$15.00 per 1,000 companies, flat on every Apify plan. There is no Actor Start charge, and a company that returns no usable result is never charged. Every lookup is a real search rather than a free homepage check, which is why the run is capped at 30 companies.

Run it on a schedule

This is usually the first step in a pipeline (name to domain to LinkedIn page to work email) rather than something you watch on a timer. Schedule it when new company names arrive on a fixed cadence, for example a nightly CRM export of the day's form fills.

1. Run it once with the input you want repeated, then click Save as a task so that exact input is attached to every future run.
2. In the Apify Console go to Schedules and create a new one, either a preset (hourly / daily / weekly) or a cron expression.
3. Save. It then runs unattended, billed the same pay-per-result way. Nothing is charged for the schedule existing.

Use from Claude, ChatGPT & any MCP agent

Hosted MCP endpoint, no install, OAuth on first connect:

https://mcp.apify.com/?tools=themineworks/company-domain-finder

Claude Desktop / Cursor config (token auth):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "company-domain-finder": {
      "url": "https://mcp.apify.com/?tools=themineworks/company-domain-finder",
      "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_APIFY_TOKEN" }
    }
  }
}

Ask your agent: "What is the official website for Ramp, Mercury and Brex?"

Part of the outbound prospecting toolkit

The domain this returns is the key the rest of the chain needs. Feed it into Domain to LinkedIn Resolver to get the company's LinkedIn page, then into LinkedIn Email Finder for a work email, or into Tech Stack Detector if you qualify on what a company runs. The rest of the portfolio is at apify.com/themineworks.

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