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Company profile lookup: public company profile and funding history

Company Profile Lookup pulls a company's professional-network profile and its funding history from a domain. Use it when you want the public-facing picture of a company: how it describes itself, how big its audience is and how much money it has raised.


What it tells you


  • Whether a profile was matched, and the company name on the profile.
  • The industry it lists, its size band, its headquarters location and the year it was founded.
  • How many followers the profile has, and how many employees are listed on the platform.
  • The website on the profile and the specialties the company lists for itself.
  • Funding history: total raised, how many rounds, the date of the most recent round and whether the company is private or public.


What you need to provide


  • The company's domain, for example "stripe.com". This is the normal input.
  • Optional: the company's profile URL, if you already have it. It replaces the domain.
  • Optional: turn off the funding enrichment if you only want the profile itself. It is on by default.


What it costs


25 credits per lookup. This one is success-based: you are charged 0 credits on a no-match. Live per-product costs are shown on the Billing page in your dashboard.


How to run it


  • In the dashboard: Company Profile Lookup
  • From your code: POST /v1/company-profile-lookup, then see the Developer Hub at app.1lookup.io/developer-hub.


Good to know


  • This is a deep fetch, so expect seconds rather than milliseconds. Build it into a background job rather than a page load if you are calling it live.
  • Repeat lookups on the same company inside the 7-day cache window are served from cache.
  • Results are point-in-time. Size bands, follower counts and funding totals change, so re-run before you quote a number.
  • If you want firmographics such as industry codes, technology count and headcount growth instead of the public profile, use Company Firmographics.

Updated on: 24/08/2026

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