Company Search API: build targeted account lists with precise filters
Use the Company Search API to turn structured firmographic criteria into targeted account lists — built for products, workflows, and analytics at scale.
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{
"success": true,
"data": {
"person": {
"fullName": "Satya Nadella",
"headline": "Chairman and CEO at Microsoft",
"location": "Redmond, Washington, United States",
"photoUrl": "https://media.rc.com/p/satya.jpg",
"linkedInUrl": "https://linkedin.com/in/satyanadella",
"currentPosition": {
"title": "Chairman and CEO",
"companyName": "Microsoft",
"startDate": "2014-02"
},
"emails": [ 2 verified ▸ ],
"experience": [ 8 roles ▸ ],
"education": [ 3 schools ▸ ],
"skills": [ 24 items ▸ ]
},
"company": {
"name": "Microsoft",
"domain": "microsoft.com",
"industry": "Software Development",
"employeeCount": 221000
}
}
}Search by industry, headcount, location, revenue, and more.
Get normalized company profiles you can store, dedupe, and enrich downstream.
Paginated responses and stable schema designed for high-volume pipelines.
Search results built for production workflows
Search structured company data with predictable schemas and clear freshness — so account list building and segmentation stay repeatable.
How teams put this data to work
Build account lists by industry, size, geography, and tech stack. Keep targeting consistent with structured filters instead of manual research.
Size your market and map segments by industry, headcount, and location in a repeatable way. Feed planning and routing with standardized criteria.
Build account lists for ABM and route them to the right teams. Combine multiple firmographic constraints in one request.
Populate your warehouse with structured company entities for analytics and dashboards. Keep downstream joins clean with stable identifiers.
Generate territory-ready account lists by region, segment, and size thresholds. Enable GTM planning without constant data cleaning.
Let agents retrieve company entities for research and enrichment workflows. Keep results grounded with freshness metadata and confidence signals.
How does it works ?
A synchronous flow built for real-time usage.

Choose your filters — industry, headcount, location, revenue — and set pagination.

Send your query and page through results with cursors to retrieve the full set.

Use the returned company IDs to fetch full profiles, build account lists, or trigger workflows.
Compliance-by-design. Built to be defensible.
Reverse Contact is designed to support GDPR/CCPA-aligned data practices. We maintain clear sourcing principles, respect data subject rights, and prioritize accuracy over guesswork.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Structured professional information about individuals in a work context: name, current title, company, work history, education, skills, seniority, industry, and location. Reverse Contact returns all of these through the people data API in a single verified profile.
Identity, professional history, education, skills, languages, location, industry, seniority, social signals, and metadata like last-updated timestamps and confidence scores. Full schema in the Documentation.
We return null instead of a best guess. Every response includes a confidence score so your product decides what to do with borderline matches. You can also raise the precision threshold in your request.
Retrieve profiles live on demand for maximum freshness, or pull from our database for lower latency. Every response includes a last-updated timestamp.
Lookup tools return a name and maybe a title. Our people data API returns a full structured B2B profile per person: identity, professional history, education, skills, location, and more, built to be embedded in products and workflows.
Yes. Compliance is built into how we collect and process data. Full documentation in the Trust Center.

The data layer behind your GTM engine
Access fresh people and company data through one API and power every enrichment, prospecting, and automation workflow.



