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Sales Navigator Company Search

Cost: 10 credits/search. Search for companies using a LinkedIn Sales Navigator company search URL.

Sales Navigator company search endpoint

This endpoint allows you to search for companies by providing a LinkedIn Sales Navigator company search URL. It is the account-level counterpart to Sales Navigator Search, which returns people.

Required attributes

string
required
LinkedIn Sales Navigator company search URL. Example: https://www.linkedin.com/sales/search/company?query=...Copy the URL straight from the browser. Two of the parameters these URLs carry need no attention from you:
  • sessionId is optional. URLs copied from the browser do not always include one, and when it is missing a fresh token is generated for the search — you never need to supply or maintain one yourself.
  • savedSearchId is stripped before the search runs, because it is specific to the account you used while creating lists/searches and won’t be available when our systems search.
Only the query parameter determines what is searched.
Use a company search URL, not a people one. The URL path must be /sales/search/company. A /sales/search/people URL is rejected before the search runs — it costs nothing, and the message says so:
Send people URLs to Sales Navigator Search instead.
Copy the whole URL. These URLs run to several thousand characters, and a truncated one is the most common cause of a failed search — it is easy to cut short when copying through a spreadsheet cell, a chat message, or a terminal.A search_url that is malformed or truncated is rejected before the search runs, so it costs nothing, and the message names the problem:

Optional attributes

integer
default:1
Page number for pagination. Minimum value is 1. A page carries up to 25 companies; use total to work out how many pages the search has.

Request

Response

The response model

Properties

string
Status of the response. Example: okA search that could not run comes back as error with the reason in message, and costs nothing.
array
List of companies on the requested page.
integer
Total companies matching the search across all pages. Example: 1944
string
Failure detail. Present only when status is error.
integer
Number of credits used for this request. Example: 10Only a successful search is charged; a rejected search_url and a failed search both return 0.