Decision Maker Finder

$0.90 per 1,000 decision-makers ($0.70 on paid Apify plans), billed through your Apify account; you pay only for results. Apify's free plan includes $5 of credit a month, enough for about 5,555 decision-makers.

From the published job title. Seniority: founder_owner (founder, co-founder, owner), c_suite (CEO, CFO, CTO, president, managing director, general manager; a chief of staff is director), partner (partner, principal), vp, head, director, manager, staff. Board members, advisors and investors are excluded: nobody listed under a board, advisor or investor heading, and no board-only title such as Chair, is returned. A person whose title names another organisation or a past role (e.g. 'CEO of Telus', 'Vice President at SoftBank Investment Advisers', 'CEO (Telus)', 'President - Hootsuite', 'Former CTO of Shopify') is left out, whatever the role; a title naming a department, business line or region of the company itself (e.g. 'President, Retail Banking', 'Managing Director, North America') is kept. Function: the department in the title (sales, marketing, engineering, product, hr, finance, legal, operations, customer_service); CEOs, presidents and founders without a department are executive.

No. Most companies publish names and titles without personal emails. The work email, phone, LinkedIn and X profile are filled only when the page shows them with that person (an email only when its mailbox spells the person's name); otherwise they are empty. This Actor never guesses an address from a name pattern.

The homepage, then team, leadership, management, about and contact pages the site links to (also French), best first, up to 'Max pages per company'. People are taken only from team, leadership and about pages: names on the homepage, contact page, news items, testimonials, partner or customer quotes and partner, customer and case-study pages are skipped, and a title must name a role (no headlines or awards).

One decision-maker-result per person returned, after your seniority and function filters. Companies with no matching people, unreachable sites and sites that disallow crawling are not charged apart from the run start fee.

Always, and it cannot be switched off.

Yes. Give 'domains' and optionally 'seniorities' and 'functions'; it works through Apify's MCP server and API.

It reads only public data any logged-out visitor can see: companies' own team and leadership pages. It goes at a polite pace, respects robots.txt, never logs in and never solves CAPTCHAs. It returns business contact details the company publishes about its own leaders (name, title, and work email, phone, LinkedIn or X profile only where published); no guessed emails, and anyone on our suppression list is withheld. To have a record removed, open an issue on this Actor's Issues tab; if a site owner formally asks us to stop, this Actor will stop. You are responsible for using the data lawfully, incl. anti-spam and privacy laws; this is not legal advice.

Open an issue in the Issues tab with the name, email or domain. It is added to the shared suppression list within 7 days.

Yes. A bare domain gets https:// added. A full URL works too: the homepage and that page are both used as starting points. An entry such as name@company.com is read as its domain. Entries that are neither a domain nor a URL are skipped and named in the log.

Each site is crawled once per run: viget.com, www.viget.com and https://viget.com/about count as one company. Within a company, a person found on several pages is returned once; a missing email or phone is filled from the other page, and the longer title is kept when it contains the shorter one. An email or phone shown next to more than one person is treated as shared and left empty for all of them.

The run's status message counts every company without results and says why: site unreachable, blocked by robots.txt, suppressed on request, no matching decision-makers published, or stopped early before the run timeout. None of these are charged. The log names each company with its reason.

Five companies are crawled at a time, with at most two requests per second per site (slower when a site's robots.txt asks for a crawl delay). Each company gets up to 240 s. In our test runs 3 companies took 9.5 s and 6 companies took 86 s. Near the run timeout it starts no new companies and saves what it has. Set a maximum charge per run in Apify and the Actor stops there; the status message says so.

Seniority comes from keywords in the title. A title without one of them, such as General Counsel, is classed as staff, and staff is not in the default levels. Add staff to seniorities (and legal to functions if you only want lawyers) to get them. People on pages built only with JavaScript, or listed without a job title, are not found.

International E.164 format, starting with + and the country code. A number written without a country code is read using the site's domain ending: .ca as Canada, .uk as the UK, .com, .net, .org, .io and .co as the US, and other two-letter endings as that country. A person gets a phone only when exactly one number is shown with them, and fax lines are never used.

Yes, with an Apify schedule or the API. Each run reads the pages as they are at that moment and returns every matching person again, so each person is charged on every run. There is no new-since-last-run mode; compare runs on name and domain to spot changes.

Download the run's results as CSV or Excel and open them in Google Sheets, or add Apify's Google Sheets integration to the run or a schedule so every run's results land in a sheet.