> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://www.landbase.com/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Look Up Company

> Pull up a company's full profile by domain, LinkedIn URL, or Landbase ID.

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# Look Up Company

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  You have a company's domain, LinkedIn URL, or Landbase ID. You want the full profile — firmographics, description, keywords, location, size, industry. Look Up Company is the direct lookup.

  Fast (single database query), deterministic (same input always returns the same result), and useful for pre-call research, enrichment, or validating that a company is who you think it is.

  ## Accepted identifiers

  Look Up Company accepts any of the following, tried in priority order:

  * **Landbase company ID** — fastest, direct lookup
  * **LinkedIn URL** — the company's LinkedIn page
  * **Domain** — the company's website (automatically normalized)

  ## What it returns

  The full company profile including company name, website, headquarters address, country, industry, size range, description, and keywords.

  ## When to use Look Up Company vs. Find Company

  Use **Look Up Company** when you have a precise identifier (a domain, a LinkedIn URL, or an ID). Use [Find Company](/docs/reference/tools/find-company) when you have partial or ambiguous information — a company name, an email address, or a rough location.
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