Company URL Finder integration

Company URL Finder is a data provider that matches company names to the websites those companies actually use. With this integration, you can fill in the domain for every company name in a Clay table and keep each lookup scoped to one country, so the company you get back is the one you meant.

Enriching data with Company URL Finder

1. While in a Clay table, click Add enrichment and search for Company URL Finder.
2. Under Integrations, select Find domain from company name.
3. In the modal, you will be asked to Select Company URL Finder account.
   • If you have your own Company URL Finder account, click + Add account and enter your API key. Otherwise, use the Clay provided key.

Action Find domain from company name

Finds a company's website domain from their name.

Inputs

Required:

• Company name: The name of the company you want a domain for.
• Country: The country to search in. Company URL Finder returns only companies based in the country you pick, and the dropdown covers 238 countries and territories.

Outputs

• Domain: The company's website domain (e.g., clay.com).

Run settings

• Auto-update: Useful when company names keep arriving, so new rows get a domain as they land instead of waiting for you to re-run the column.
• Only run if: The enrichment will only run if conditions are met. (Learn more about conditional formulas here!)

FAQs

When does this action use credits?

Credits are charged per row, and only when the column runs on the Clay provided key. Rows that run on your own Company URL Finder API key use no Clay credits.

Am I charged for rows where no domain comes back?

No. When Company URL Finder has no match for a name in the country you selected, Clay refunds the credits for that row and the cell shows No domain found. Those rows are easy to filter for, so you can re-run them against a different country or send them to another domain-finding action.

Can I use my own Company URL Finder API key?

Yes. Click + Add account and paste the key, and Clay checks it right away so you know whether it is valid before you run a column. If the key is valid but has no credits left, Clay warns you when you connect it, and rows come back with an out-of-credits message, so top up in Company URL Finder and re-run the column. If you would rather not manage a separate balance, use the Clay provided key instead.

Will this work on a long list of company names?

Yes. Company URL Finder limits how many lookups it accepts per minute, so Clay paces the column and automatically retries any row that gets held back. A long column takes longer to finish, and you don't need to split it into batches.