Only found companies, first 4
Leave out companies that were not found and stop after a set number of lookups.
Updated November 13, 2026
What this example returns
This example returns up to 4 company records.
The dataset’s “Companies” view shows 21 columns: Input, Matched by, Name, Legal name, Website, Domain, Industry, Headquarters, Founded, Employees, Employee range, Revenue, Revenue range, Ownership, ceo, Phone, Total funding, Description, Profile, Matched, and Error. See every output field.
What each setting does
The input this example runs Company Enricher with. “Try this input” opens it in the console, where you can run it as-is or change any field first.
- Company names
companyNames Datadog, datadog, Canva, Notion
Company names, one per line, e.g. Stripe or Siemens. Each name is matched through Owler's company search: an exact name match wins (legal endings such as Inc or AG and accents are ignored), then a name that starts the same way, then the top search result. Check matchType in the output; a domain gives the most exact…
- Company domains or websites
companyDomains stripe.com, no-such-company-zzq-2026.com
Domains or website addresses, one per line, e.g. shopify.com or https://www.hubspot.com/about. The profile whose main domain equals yours wins, then the parent domain (m.facebook.com -> facebook.com), then the same brand under another ending (zalando.de -> zalando.com, marked domain-similar). Anything else comes back…
- Maximum companies
maxResults 4
Enrich at most this many companies from the lists above (links first, then domains, then names). Leave empty or set 0 to enrich every company.
- Include companies that were not found
includeUnmatched No
On: a company that has no profile comes back as a free row with matched false and an error that says why. Off: it is left out and only counted in the run summary.
Default: Yes → this example uses No
{
"companyDomains": [
"stripe.com",
"no-such-company-zzq-2026.com"
],
"companyNames": [
"Datadog",
"datadog",
"Canva",
"Notion"
],
"maxResults": 4,
"includeUnmatched": false
}What it costs
About $0.0034 for 4 company records
An estimate: 4 × $0.00085 per company record (One enriched company in the dataset. Companies that are not found, or whose profile could not be read, are free). A run is charged for the events it reports, so one that finds fewer company records costs less. Platform usage is included in the event price.
When to use this example
From the Company Enricher readme:
Name, domain or link: which should I use?
A link is exact. A domain picks the profile whose main domain equals yours (or the same brand under another ending, marked domain-similar). A name picks the closest search match, so a common name (for example "Wise") can match a different company: check matchType, name and domain, or use the domain instead.
Other ways to run Company Enricher
- Enrich names and domainsCompany names and domains in, firmographics out: industry, HQ, employees, revenue, CEO.
- Profiles with competitors and fundingProfile links in; leadership, social links, competitors, funding rounds and acquisitions added at no extra charge.
- See which companies were not foundCompanies without a profile come back as free rows that say why.
About Company Enricher
Turn company names, domains or profile links into firmographics: website, industry, HQ address, phone, founded year, employees, revenue, ownership, CEO, funding totals and a description. Optional leadership, social links, competitors, funding rounds and acquisitions at no extra charge. No login needed.
- Price:
- $0.85 / 1,000 results
- Developer:
- Corner Ledger
- Categories:
- Lead generation, Business
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