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Enrich a domain list with emails and phones

For anyone holding a list of company domains that needs contactable detail attached.

You often end up with a list of company websites and nothing else — the output of a scrape, a conference exhibitor list, a partner directory, a spreadsheet a colleague sent. Before you can do anything with it you need contact detail attached: a public email, a phone, the socials, the contact page. Doing that by hand is a click-through-every-site slog, and naive scrapers hand you copyright-year "phone numbers" and support-widget emails.

A focused enrichment pass visits each domain, extracts the public contact points, and filters the junk — so you get a clean row per site you can actually load into a CRM or hand to an agent workflow. It is deliberately narrow: it does not verify deliverability or invent addresses, it surfaces what the company already publishes.

Steps

Put your domains or website URLs into a list (one per row). No formatting cleanup needed.
Run the enrichment Actor over the list. It resolves each site, follows to the contact page, and extracts emails, phones and social links.
Rely on the built-in junk filter — no copyright-date phone numbers, no third-party widget/vendor emails — but still eyeball a sample before use.
Export the clean per-site rows as CSV/JSON.
If you also want a qualification score per site, use the Lead Qualifier instead of plain enrichment (same extractor, plus scoring).

Do it with one Actor

Website Contact Enrichment — $0.004 per website. It is the cheapest, most focused option — domains in, clean junk-filtered public contacts out, at a per-site price.

You give a list of company websites or domains; you get one clean row per site — public emails, phones, social links, a contact page, and the final resolved URL. Run it on Apify (export JSON/CSV/Excel, or call it via the Apify API/MCP for automation).

Honest limits

Public data only. Contacts come from pages companies publish themselves and from public job-board data — no gated profiles, no private-data access.
Hiring is a signal, not proven purchase intent. The commercial reason is a prioritisation hypothesis to open a conversation, not a guarantee of a deal.
Some public pages embed third-party widget emails (support vendors, form tools); these can slip into results. Review a sample before you send.
Respect each platform's terms and applicable law — e.g. the Australian Spam Act and CAN-SPAM require sender identification and a working unsubscribe path in commercial email. These are B2B research tools, not a licence to spam.

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