Does LinkedIn have an official company API?
LinkedIn’s official APIs use OAuth with product-specific permissions. Its Organization Lookup API gives limited access to non-admins, and some calls require you to be a Page administrator. EnvoAPI is an independent service, not affiliated with LinkedIn, that reads public company pages.
Do I need a LinkedIn account or developer approval?
No. Send your EnvoAPI API key with each request. You don’t sign in to LinkedIn, connect a member account or register a LinkedIn developer app.
What company data does the API return?
The company’s name, LinkedIn URL, website, description, industry, specialties, employee count and size range, headquarters and other locations, company type, founding date, follower count, logo and cover image. A field is empty when the company page doesn’t show it. See the response reference.
Can I find a company’s LinkedIn page from its website?
Yes. Search by website domain, like microsoft.com, to get the matching LinkedIn Pages. With only a name, search by keyword and narrow by location, industry, company size or open jobs. Then look up the right Page by its slug.
How much does the LinkedIn Company API cost?
Every company endpoint costs 1 credit per request. You get 100 free credits with no credit card, and paid plans start at $49 a month for 10,000 credits. Invalid requests are not charged. See every plan on the pricing page.
Can I enrich a list of companies in bulk?
Yes. Send one request per company within your plan’s rate limit, from 10 requests per minute on Free to 600 on Volume. All API keys on your account share that limit. On a 429, wait for the time in Retry-After, then retry.
Can I get a company’s employees, posts and jobs?
Yes. Each has its own endpoint that takes the company’s LinkedIn URL or slug, as do products and similar companies. Each request costs 1 credit, and long lists come in pages. To find decision-makers, see the account mapping guide.
How fresh is the company data?
EnvoAPI reads the public company page when you make the request. The response doesn’t say when the company last edited its page, so store your own fetch time if you need it.
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