🚀 LinkedIn Company Search Scraper Search for LinkedIn companies using keywords and get structured data including company profiles, industries, locations, and follower counts. No LinkedIn account needed! ### For other LinkedIn actors, check: https://apify.com/apimaestro ## ✨ Key Features - No account needed: Don't risk your account security by sharing your cookies and don't get your account restricted or banned! - Keyword-based company search - Company details (name, description, industry, location) - Follower counts - Company URLs - Company logo URLs - Advanced filtering by location and industry - Pagination support ## 🔧 Simple Usage Simply provide a search keyword or phrase to find relevant LinkedIn companies. ## 🔄 Integration with LinkedIn Company Detail Actor Want even more comprehensive company information? You can use the company IDs from these search results to get detailed company profiles using our LinkedIn Company Detail actor. ### How to chain these actors: 1. Run this Company Search actor to find companies matching your criteria 2. From the results, extract the company_id field for the companies you're interested in 3. Use those company IDs as input for the LinkedIn Company Detail actor ## Advanced Filtering Options ### Filtering by Location You can filter companies by specific locations using LinkedIn's location IDs. #### How to find location IDs: 1. Go to LinkedIn and start a search for companies 2. On the search results page, click on the "Locations" filter 3. Select a location from the dropdown 4. Look at the URL in your browser - it will contain something like &geoId=106693272 5. The number after geoId= is the location ID you need (in this example, 106693272) ### Filtering by Industry You can filter companies by specific industries using LinkedIn's industry IDs. #### How to find industry IDs: 1. Go to LinkedIn and start a search for companies 2. On the search results page, click on the "Industry" filter 3. Select an industry from the dropdown 4. Look at the URL in your browser - it will contain something like &industryIds=4 5. The number after industryIds= is the industry ID you need (in this example, 4) ## Pagination Support Each search request returns up to 50 companies per page. Page Number is the field used for pagination. It's 1 by default. - Page 1: Returns companies 1-50 - Page 2: Returns companies 51-100 - Page 3: Returns companies 101-150 - And so on... ### How to use pagination: 1. Start with page_number=1 to get the first 50 results 2. To see the next 50 results, set page_number=2 3. Continue incrementing the page number to see more results