Great for sales researchers, account managers, and RevOps teams who spend too much time manually looking up companies on LinkedIn.

LinkedIn Company Pages Contain the Account Research Data Your CRM Is Missing

Pull descriptions, employee counts, specialties, and founding data from any LinkedIn company page — in bulk, straight into your Sheet.

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Features

No coding required. Paste your LinkedIn company URLs and run the scraper.

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Pull their own words about themselves

Pull each company's description, mission, and value proposition straight from their LinkedIn About section.

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See what they say they're good at

Extract the company's listed specialties — a quick way to understand what they do and how they position themselves.

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Get current headcount from LinkedIn

Pull the most up-to-date headcount LinkedIn shows — the number that gets updated most often and is publicly verifiable.

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When they started and where they are

Pull founding year and headquarters location straight from the LinkedIn company profile.

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See what they've been posting about

Optionally pull their last 5 posts — so you know what's top of mind before you reach out.

Do all your accounts at once

Paste a list of LinkedIn company URLs and get all the data back in one run — no manual page-by-page work.

How It Works

Up and running in minutes.

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Paste Company Page URLs

Add LinkedIn company URLs to the input sheet — one per row.

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Choose what you need

Pick the data points you want: description, specialties, employee count, HQ, founding year, or recent posts.

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Run the scraper

Each company page gets visited and the data you selected is pulled into clean columns.

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Review and Export

Your structured company data lands in the Sheet — ready to push to your CRM or use for account research.

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Perfect For

See yourself here? This template was built for you.

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Fill in the gaps in your CRM

Add LinkedIn descriptions, specialties, and employee counts to company records that are missing them.

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Prep faster before every call

Get quick company context before a discovery call — without manually visiting LinkedIn for each one.

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Compare your competitive landscape

Pull descriptions and specialties from competitor company pages to see how they position themselves.

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Research potential partners at scale

Look up potential partners in bulk before reaching out — see their size, specialties, and focus areas.

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Understand your target market better

Analyze the keywords and specialties across a group of companies to find patterns in how a market talks about itself.

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Build structured profiles for investment research

Pull structured data from LinkedIn for portfolio companies or investment targets — faster than manual research.

Simple Pricing

One payment. Lifetime access. No subscriptions.

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Documentation & setup guide
No coding required. Paste your LinkedIn company URLs and run the scraper.
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Want automatic alerts when key accounts change?

We can build a system that monitors your target accounts for headcount changes, new specialties, or recent post activity — and sends alerts to Slack or your CRM.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about this template

What LinkedIn data is publicly accessible?

Company description, specialties, approximate headcount, founding year, HQ, industry, and recent posts are all visible on company pages without logging in.

How often does LinkedIn headcount data update?

LinkedIn updates headcount roughly weekly — it counts the number of employees who've listed the company on their own profile.

Can I resolve company names to LinkedIn URLs automatically?

If you have company names but not LinkedIn URLs, run the Company Firmographic Enrichment template first — it finds LinkedIn company URLs as part of the output.

Can I track headcount changes over time?

Yes. Run the scraper monthly and append results to a history sheet — you'll build a growth trend for each company over time.