Company information lookup by domain
Run a free company information lookup by domain. Enter a company website to get its firmographic profile: industry, size, revenue band, headquarters, funding and how many decision-makers we hold contact data for.
- One domain, full profile
- Size and revenue bands
- Decision-makers on file
Results show business profile data from public professional sources. Remove your data.
How to look up a company by domain
One website address is all you need for a company information lookup.
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Enter the company website
Type the domain, such as hubspot.com. A full URL works too; we strip it down to the domain.
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Run the lookup
We match the domain against more than 60 million company profiles.
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Read the profile
See industry, employee count, revenue band, headquarters, LinkedIn page and how many decision-makers we hold.
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Find the people
Use the email finder or ask us for a list of contacts at that company.
Fields in every firmographic lookup
| Field | Example | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Company name and industry | Acme Robotics, Industrial automation | Checks fit with your target market |
| Employees and size band | 340, 201-500 | Filters out accounts too small or too large |
| Revenue band | $50M-$100M | Shows budget level |
| HQ location and founded year | Austin, US, 2011 | Territory routing and company maturity |
| LinkedIn page and followers | Linked, 12,400 followers | Quick sense of brand reach |
| Profiles and decision-makers on file | 280 profiles, 41 decision-makers | Tells you how many people you can reach |
| Technologies detected | 37 | Signals stack depth and tool fit |
| Total funding | $24M | Growth stage and spending power |
What teams do with a company lookup by domain
Qualify inbound
Size up a demo request from its email domain before you route it.
Score accounts
Rank target accounts by size, revenue and funding.
Plan outreach
See how many decision-makers you can reach before building a sequence.
Vet partners
Confirm a vendor or partner is the size and age it claims.
From one lookup to company data enrichment at scale
One domain at a time works for research. When you have a spreadsheet of accounts, our team runs the same company data enrichment across every row.
You get firmographics for each account, and on request the decision-makers at each one with verified work emails.
- Upload a CSV of domains
- We append firmographic fields to every row
- Add decision-maker contacts if you need them
Where the company information comes from
Profiles are built from our data partner's database of 690M+ professional profiles and their linked company records. Employee counts and decision-maker counts reflect the profiles we hold for that domain.
Revenue and size are shown as bands because exact figures are rarely public for private companies. Treat them as a guide for targeting, not as audited numbers.
Yes. Enter a domain and see the company profile at no cost. For lookups on hundreds or thousands of domains, our team runs a bulk enrichment from your CSV.
The tool works by domain because names are often shared between companies. A domain points to one business. If you only have a name, find the website first.
Profiles at manager level and above, including directors, vice presidents and C-level roles. The count shows how many such people we hold at that company.
Every company information lookup draws on our partner database, which is refreshed regularly. Revenue and headcount are shown in bands, which are more reliable than exact figures for private companies.
Yes. Use the email finder for one person, or ask us for a list of decision-makers at your target accounts with verified emails.
Further reading
- NAICS industry codes The standard US system for classifying businesses by industry.
- US Census County Business Patterns Official counts of US businesses by industry and location.
- General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) The full EU GDPR text, useful when you contact people in Europe.
Want firmographics for your whole account list?
Send us your domains. We return company profiles and, if you want them, the decision-makers at each account.