Ten companies, ten industries
Classify ten well-known company websites on the built-in industry list, with the about page read for every website.
Updated November 13, 2026
What this example returns
The dataset’s “Overview” view shows 8 columns: Website, Company, Industry, Category, Model, Summary, Confidence, and Not classified because. See every output field.
What each setting does
The input this example runs Website Industry Classifier with. “Try this input” opens it in the console, where you can run it as-is or change any field first.
- Websites or domains
websites shopify.com, salesforce.com, slack.com, zalando.de, ikea.com, nytimes.com, harvard.edu, tesla.com, pfizer.com, https://www.airbnb.com
Company websites to classify, one per line. Plain domains (stripe.com), full links (https://www.stripe.com/about) and e-mail addresses (jane@stripe.com) all work. Leave empty when you classify a dataset below.
- Always read the about page too
alwaysReadAboutPage Yes
The home page is read for every website, and the about page as well when the home page has little text. Turn this on to read the about page for every website: a little slower, often more precise for small companies.
Default: No → this example uses Yes
{
"websites": [
"shopify.com",
"salesforce.com",
"slack.com",
"zalando.de",
"ikea.com",
"nytimes.com",
"harvard.edu",
"tesla.com",
"pfizer.com",
"https://www.airbnb.com"
],
"alwaysReadAboutPage": true
}What it costs
You pay for the events the actor reports, such as each result or page it produces, plus the platform usage of your runs: compute, proxies and storage.
- Classified websitefrom $0.0021One website classified and saved: industry, category, B2B/B2C, summary, products, customers and NAICS code. Websites that could not be classified are free.
When to use this example
From the Website Industry Classifier readme:
What if a website refuses access?
Some sites block automated visits. For companies the AI model knows well, the actor still classifies them from the domain name and says so in basis (domain name only) and note, with a lower confidence. Unknown companies whose site cannot be read come back with a reason in error and are free.
How accurate is it?
The industry and business model are taken from what the site itself says, and confidence shows how plainly it says it. Use your own industry list when you need exact CRM values, and a larger model for hard cases. The NAICS code is the model's estimate.
Other ways to run Website Industry Classifier
- Your own industry list, results in GermanMatch eight European, Japanese and Latin American websites to your own eight CRM industries and write the results in German.
About Website Industry Classifier
Find the industry, category and B2B/B2C business model of any company website, plus a one-line summary, products, customers and a NAICS code. Paste domains or classify the websites of another run's results.
- Price:
- from $2.10 / 1,000 results
- Developer:
- Corner Ledger
- Categories:
- Lead generation, AI, Automation
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