Turn domains into company LinkedIn URLs
Resolve company domains into LinkedIn pages to clean CRM data, enrich accounts, and power downstream workflows.
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Identity Resolution
Turn any domain into a company profile
Send a company domain and retrieve the matching LinkedIn company URL. Use it to clean account records, resolve imported data, and unlock enrichment workflows.
Resolve domains into company identities
Improve CRM matching and deduplication
From raw domains to resolved companies
Find the right LinkedIn page
Submit a company domain and retrieve the matching LinkedIn company URL in a single call.
Fix incomplete account records
Use domains already stored in your CRM to add missing LinkedIn URLs, improve account matching, and create cleaner company records.
Turn domains into usable signals
Use domain resolution when intent data, website visits, job sources, or third-party datasets only provide domains without company context.
Built for cleaner company resolution
Start from a domain, recover the company identity, and make every downstream workflow more reliable.
Resolve faster
Turn raw domains into LinkedIn company URLs without manual research, browser checks, or spreadsheet cleanup.
Match cleaner
Improve account matching, deduplication, CRM hygiene, and enrichment with a reliable company identifier.
Activate more
Use resolved LinkedIn URLs to trigger company enrichment, people search, Waterfall ICP, intent workflows, and CRM updates.
The endpoint
A domain in, the company page out
The Domain to LinkedIn API takes a website domain and returns the matching company LinkedIn URL and company name, with further company pages matched to the same domain in other. When found is false, no LinkedIn page maps to the domain, usually a private or very small company, or one that runs its site under another brand.
- Chain it with Company Enrichment API Employee Finder API
- Explained in How to find the right decision maker in every company
curl -X POST https://api.blitz-api.ai/v2/enrichment/domain-to-linkedin \
-H "x-api-key: YOUR_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"domain":"openai.com"}'from blitz_api import BlitzAPI
client = BlitzAPI() # reads BLITZ_API_KEY
to_li = client.enrichment.domain_to_linkedin(domain="openai.com")
if to_li.found:
print(to_li.company_linkedin_url)import { BlitzAPI } from "blitz-api-js";
const client = new BlitzAPI(); // reads BLITZ_API_KEY
const toLinkedin = await client.enrichment.domain_to_linkedin({ domain: "openai.com" });
if (toLinkedin.found) console.log(toLinkedin.company_linkedin_url);foundcompany_linkedin_urlcompany_nameother[]Related APIs
Company Enrichment API
Enrich company profiles with structured data, fresh firmographics, websites, and AI-ready context. Clean CRM records, qualify accounts, and segment lists.
People Search API
Find the right B2B contacts at scale. Search people by company, role, location, seniority, and signals to build cleaner prospecting workflows.
Waterfall ICP API
Find the best decision makers inside any target company using a prioritized ICP cascade. Identify the right contacts for ABM, outbound, and enrichment.
Frequently asked questions
What does the lookup return for a domain?
The LinkedIn company URL matching the domain you send, a stable company identifier you can use for matching, deduplication, and enrichment.
Why resolve domains to LinkedIn URLs?
Many sources (intent data, website visits, job feeds, third-party datasets) only give you a domain. Resolving it to a LinkedIn URL unlocks account matching, CRM hygiene, and every downstream enrichment workflow.
What can I trigger with a resolved URL?
Company Enrichment, People Search, Waterfall ICP, intent workflows, and CRM updates all accept the resolved LinkedIn URL as input.
How do I start resolving domains?
Create an account on app.blitz-api.ai and use your 1,000 free records to resolve a batch of domains from your CRM.
Can I go the other way, from a LinkedIn URL to a domain?
Yes. POST /v2/enrichment/linkedin-to-domain takes a company LinkedIn URL and returns the domain the company uses for work email, in email_domain.