Company Name to Domain, in Bulk
Paste a list of company names and get each company's website domain back, with its LinkedIn page, industry and headcount. Copy the domains or download the table as CSV.
Useful when a list has company names but no domains: email finders, CRMs and enrichment tools all need the domain first.
Tool first, explanation second — built for quick research and outbound workflows.
Quick answer
How do you find a company's domain from its name?
Match the company name against a company database and take the website domain from the matching record. The hard part is that names repeat: many businesses share a name like "Acme". Scrupp matches the exact company name, and when several companies share it, returns the one with a LinkedIn page and the largest headcount, preferring a record that has a domain. For a generic name, check the LinkedIn link in the result before you use the domain.
If what you hold is a website rather than a name, the same disambiguation problem is easier — the domain is unique where a name is not. That route, and what LinkedIn and GDPR actually allow when you resolve companies from domains, are set out separately.
How it works
How company name → domain lookup works
A quick guide you can scan in minutes. What the tool returns, and how to get better matches.
- Match each company name exactly, ignoring case
- Return the website domain when the record has one
- Add the LinkedIn company page, industry and headcount
- Mark names with no match, instead of guessing
- Copy the domains or download a CSV
What you get for each company name
One row per name you paste, in the same order, ready to paste back next to your list.
The company's domain, such as stripe.com: the input every email finder and enrichment tool asks for.
The LinkedIn company page to confirm the match, plus industry and employee range for qualification.
Use cases
Turn a list of target account names into domains you can research.
Fill missing website and LinkedIn fields on company records.
Validate what a company does before you start conversations.
Resolve domains and LinkedIn pages for faster outbound workflows.
Company names → domains → find decision makers on LinkedIn → export → enrich work emails → push to CRM.
Tips for better results
- Use the name as the company writes it on LinkedIn: "Notion", not "notion.so"
- Try without the legal suffix (Inc, LLC, GmbH) if a name is not found
- Check the LinkedIn link for generic names that many companies share
- Have a LinkedIn URL already? Use the LinkedIn URL lookup instead
- More than 100 names? Upload a CSV in Scrupp
FAQ
FAQ
Quick answers about finding a domain from a company name.
How do I find a company's domain from its name? ▾
Paste the company names into the tool above, one per line, and press Find domains. Each name comes back with its website domain when one is on record, plus the LinkedIn page, industry and headcount.
Why is a name not found, or matched to the wrong company? ▾
The tool matches the exact name, so "Acme Corp" and "Acme" are different searches. Some names are shared by many businesses; then the tool returns the one with a LinkedIn page and the most employees. Check the LinkedIn link for generic names.
Can I use a LinkedIn company URL instead? ▾
Yes. A LinkedIn company URL is unique, so the URL lookup is more precise when you have one.
How many names can I look up for free? ▾
Up to 25 names at a time and 100 names a day, free and without signup. For longer lists, upload a CSV of companies in Scrupp.
Turn company names into qualified outbound lists
Start with domains, then find decision makers, enrich their work emails, and export to CSV/XLS. Build faster pipelines with Scrupp.