Two matches, not one
One lookup can miss official websites. According to our research we merge complementary records and score both.
Find the official domain, then probe common careers and research paths with real HTTP requests. Live links are marked; 404s are not hidden.
Resolves the company domain, then checks the common careers and research paths with real HTTP requests. Live links are marked. Dead paths stay visible so you know what 404s.
One lookup can miss official websites. According to our research we merge complementary records and score both.
High / Medium / Low is name similarity, shown next to the matched name so you catch Bolt vs Bolt Financial before CRM import.
Probe whether the homepage is up and which /careers, /jobs, /about paths actually return a page — the other tool only concatenates strings.
Once URL research has a domain, this probe is the next click for recruiters and sales teams who want the official careers or about page, not a job-board scrape.
Same tool, different wording. Use the lookup above rather than a separate URL for each phrase.
No. It only checks whether standard careers URL patterns respond. You still open the live page to see listings.
Companies use /careers, /jobs, /join-us, and other routes. A miss is useful: it tells you not to guess that path in outreach.