apify-company-data-apilisted

Pull structured B2B company data from Clutch.co with the Clutch.co Agency API Actor (johnvc/clutch-agency-api). Give it company profile URLs or bare slugs and get one flat JSON record per company: name, website, rating, review_count, verification badges, min_project_size, hourly_rate, employees, founded_year, headquarters and every office location, languages, service_lines and focus_areas with percentages, industries, clients, cost_rating, most_common_project_size, pricing_by_service, and published packages. Each profile row can also carry LLM-ready markdown at no extra fetch, and verified client reviews as their own rows. Use when someone wants a company data api, to enrich a CRM with firmographics and service mix, pull B2B service provider records, or turn a list of agency profiles into structured company data as JSON. Billed per profile delivered with no start fee, and MCP-ready for Claude and other AI agents.
johnisanerd/claude-skill-company-data-api · ★ 0 · Data & Documents · score 78

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# Clutch Company Data, as Flat JSON Records Profile URLs or bare slugs in, full B2B company records out: firmographics, service mix, pricing bands, and review ratings, each already parsed into fields you can map onto a CRM. ## When to use this skill - You need a company data api and found only enterprise firmographic vendors you cannot self-serve. - You are enriching a CRM or a prospect list with what a buyer actually weighs: verified ratings, published rates, minimum project size, and service mix. - You have a list of Clutch profiles (or just slugs) and want each one as structured JSON, not a page to read. - You want the company record and its client reviews from a single run. Not for: building the list of companies in the first place. To walk a Clutch category or location directory and collect every agency on it, use the companion `apify-marketing-agency-database` skill, built on the same Actor in directory mode. See `references/actor-index.md`. ## What you get One dataset row per company. `result_type` separates `profile` rows from `review` and `error` rows. The `companies` dataset view shows the profile columns; the `reviews` view shows review rows. Profile fields: - `name`, `slug`, `profile_url`, `website` (the real homepage, with tracking parameters stripped) - `rating`, `review_count`, `is_verified`, `verification` (badge list) - `min_project_size`, `hourly_rate`, `employees`, `founded_year` - `headquarters`, `locations` (every office, with a headquarters flag)