How to find a company’s website from its name
Four reliable ways to find the official website of a company when all you have is the name, from a careful Google search to looking up thousands of names at once.
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Finding a company website from its name sounds trivial until the name is common, the company is small, or you have a spreadsheet of 2,000 names to work through. Directories, lookalike domains and resellers crowd the results, and the official site is not always on page one.
This guide covers the manual methods first, then shows how a company website finder like 99finder does the same job for a whole list in minutes, with each result verified live.
4 ways to find a company website by name
Search the exact name in quotes
Add the city or country if you know it: “Delphi Proyectos” Madrid. Skip directories (Crunchbase, Dun & Bradstreet, Yellow Pages) and look for the domain that contains the company name.
Check the company’s LinkedIn page or registry filing
Most LinkedIn company pages list the website. National registries (Companies House, Handelsregister, Secretary of State) often include it too, and confirm the legal name.
Verify the domain is the official one
Open the site. The About or Legal page should show the same legal name and address as the registry. Watch for resellers, franchisees and parked domains with the same name.
Use a company website finder for lists
For more than a handful of names, upload the list to 99finder. It matches each name to the official website, verifies the site is live and returns a spreadsheet, with contacts if you want them.
Why a finder beats searching one by one
Minutes, not days
A 1,000-name list finishes in a few minutes. The same job by hand takes a working week.
Verified, not guessed
Every website is opened and checked before it is returned, so you get no dead links or lookalikes.
Works with messy names
Legal names, trade names, abbreviations and typos still resolve to the right domain.
Contacts in the same pass
Add email, phone, address and decision-makers to the lookup; each extra data block is one more credit.
Search the exact company name with its city, skip directory listings, and open the most likely domain. Confirm it is official by matching the legal name and address on the About or Legal page with a registry entry. For lists, a company website finder does this check automatically.
Find websites for your whole list
Upload company names, download websites. 30 free credits to start.