Tavily Knowledge - Company

Tavily Knowledge - Company adds company records to /search and /extract results, with global coverage of 35M+ companies. Pass the name or domain you have, and a record with the company’s identity, funding, M&A and more may come back in the same call, at the same price. In /search, a record appears in results[] next to web pages, ranked by score like every other result.

What’s in a company record

One page per company

Name, website, legal name, headquarters, LinkedIn page and founded year, at the top of every record.

Social and contact

LinkedIn page and follower count, social profiles, and the company’s general contact email.

Funding and financials

Financials, funding rounds, acquisitions, and who acquired the company.

Products and technology

Product keywords and the technologies the company uses.

Web traffic and reputation

Monthly visits, site rank, bounce rate, employee review score and open roles.

Classification

Industry, SIC and NAICS codes, and whether the company is public or private.

Quick start

This request turns a company’s domain into its record, with its LinkedIn page and social profiles.

curl -s https://api.tavily.com/search \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $TAVILY_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"query": "monday.com LinkedIn and social profiles"}'

from tavily import TavilyClient

client = TavilyClient(api_key="tvly-YOUR_API_KEY")
response = client.search(query="monday.com LinkedIn and social profiles")

import { tavily } from "@tavily/core";

const tvly = tavily({ apiKey: "tvly-YOUR_API_KEY" });
const response = await tvly.search("monday.com LinkedIn and social profiles");

Response:

{
  "query": "monday.com LinkedIn and social profiles",
  "results": [
    {
      "url": "https://tavily.com/knowledge/company/lY4vcfHfRftv",
      "title": "monday.com",
      "content": "# monday.com\nID: lY4vcfHfRftv\nWebsite: www.monday.com\nLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/mondaydotcom · 354,953 followers\nIndustry: Software Development\nIndustry codes: SIC 73, 737, NAICS 54, 541\nCompany type: Public Company\nFounded: 2012\nSocial profiles: www.facebook.com/mondaydotcom, www.twitter.com/mondaydotcom, ...",
      "score": 0.891
    },
    // ...9 more web results
  ]
}

Read a company record

Spot the record

A result whose url starts with https://tavily.com/knowledge/company/ is a company record. The ID at the end of the URL stays the same when the record refreshes, so you can store it and look the record up again later.

Check the identity header

content starts with the company name as a Markdown heading (# monday.com), then the ID, website, legal name, headquarters and LinkedIn page.

Read the other sections

Sections vary by company. Each one starts with a ## heading, such as ## Funding, ## M&A, ## Technology or ## Web traffic.

Get the full record when you need it

/search returns the header plus the best-matching sections, joined with [...]. /extract without a query returns the full record in raw_content.

Open a company record in your browser

Every company record’s url is also a public web page. Open it in a browser, with no API key, to see a preview: the company’s name, identifiers, a short description and headline firmographics. The full record is available only through the API.

Best practices

Use the most specific name you have: the domain, or the name plus what the company does.

Instead of	Write	Why
`Mercury headquarters`	`mercury.com headquarters`	A domain points to one company.
`Linear headquarters`	`Linear app headquarters`	When a company name is also a common word, saying what the company does tells Tavily which one you mean.

A shared name can return a different company. Validate the record’s website, legal name and headquarters against your input, and drop the record if they don’t match.
Records appear at basic and advanced depth, not at fast or ultra-fast, and with topic=general (the default).
Any include_domains list turns company records off, so you can’t limit /search to company records. To get one known company, call /extract on its record URL.

Use cases

Enrich a CRM account

Ask for the fields your CRM needs. This query returns Personio’s record with its industry, headquarters and founded year.

response = client.search(query="Personio industry, headquarters and founded year")

Find the legal entity behind a brand

A brand name is enough to find the registered company. This query returns Mistral AI’s record with its legal name, Mistral AI SAS, and its headquarters in Paris.

response = client.search(query="Mistral AI legal name and headquarters")

Find a company's parent company

Ask who owns a company. This query returns Wolt’s record, which names DoorDash as its parent company.

response = client.search(query="Wolt parent company")

Answer one question about a known company

If you have the record URL, pass it to /extract with a query. The response returns the identity header plus the sections that best answer the query, up to chunks_per_source of them. This one returns Rippling’s funding rounds, total raised and investors.

response = client.extract(
    urls=["https://tavily.com/knowledge/company/gqmLAnqfVL4q"],
    query="how much has Rippling raised and from which investors",
    chunks_per_source=3,
)

Refresh stored companies on a schedule

Store the record URL from a past search and extract it on your schedule. You get the full current record without searching by name again. This call fetches Notion’s record.

response = client.extract(urls=["https://tavily.com/knowledge/company/7SBmAchUBYYa"])

Limits

Coverage

Tavily Knowledge - Company covers 35M+ companies worldwide. If a company’s record doesn’t come back, name it more specifically or raise max_results.

Freshness

Dated fields, such as funding rounds and acquisitions, show how current each item is.

No personal contact details

Records do not include personal email addresses or phone numbers. A record can include a company’s general contact address, such as info@.

FAQ

Where does the data come from?

Tavily Knowledge - Company brings together public data about each company, such as its website, professional and social profiles, funding and acquisition records, and employee reviews, and merges it into one record.

Do I need a new endpoint or parameters?

No. Company records come back from the same /search and /extract calls you already make.

Do company records cost extra?

No. A request costs the same credits whether or not it returns a record.

Why didn't my query return a record?

Tavily may not have a record for that company, the record may rank below your max_results cut, or the request sets include_domains, which turns records off. Try the domain or the name plus what the company does, or raise max_results. If you have the record URL, call /extract on it.

What if the record is the wrong company?

Drop it. Validate the record’s website, legal name and headquarters against your input before you use any record.

Tavily’s entity index compiles information from sources on the web. Information may be inaccurate, incomplete, or outdated, and entity resolution may incorrectly associate information with a company. Users should independently verify information before relying on it. To report inaccurate information or exercise your privacy rights, please visit our Privacy Requests page.

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Tavily Knowledge - Company

What’s in a company record

One page per company

Social and contact

Funding and financials

Products and technology

Web traffic and reputation

Classification

Quick start

Read a company record

Open a company record in your browser

Best practices

Use cases

Limits

Coverage

Freshness

No personal contact details

FAQ

​What’s in a company record

One page per company

Social and contact

Funding and financials

Products and technology

Web traffic and reputation

Classification

​Quick start

​Read a company record

​Open a company record in your browser

​Best practices

​Use cases

​Limits

Coverage

Freshness

No personal contact details

​FAQ

What’s in a company record

Quick start

Read a company record

Open a company record in your browser

Best practices

Use cases

Limits

FAQ