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POST
Enrich company

Authorizations

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X-API-Key
string
header
required

Body

application/json

Supply exactly one identifier. Providing more than one returns a validation error.

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website_url
string

Company website. Accepts http/https, with or without www.

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domain
string

Company domain or a domain alias - e.g. tryspecter.com returns Specter.

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linkedin_url
string

Company LinkedIn URL. Accepts http/https, with or without www.

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linkedin_id
integer

Company LinkedIn numeric ID, found in LinkedIn Sales Navigator.

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crunchbase_url
string

Full Crunchbase URL. Accepts http/https, with or without www.

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pitchbook_url
string

Full Pitchbook profile URL. Accepts http/https, with or without www.

Response

The list of companies that were found in the query

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id
string
required

The Specter ID for this company, can be used in other endpoints

Example:

"5e3bc2b700c8f4c966ad2bbd"

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website
object
required

The website information related to the company.

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hq
CompanyHQ · object
required

Location information about the companies HQ.

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contact
Contact · object
required

General contact information for the company.

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funding
Funding · object
required

Information about funding the company has received.

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web
Web · object
required

Metrics related to the web, user visits, popularity, etc.

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reviews
object
required

Information about reviews of the website, and products that the company has received through different sites (G2, Trustpilot, Chrome Extensions, etc)

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socials
Socials · object
required

Information about different social sites.

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organization_name
string

The main public name for the organization.

Example:

"Stripe"

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organization_rank
number

The Specter rank for this company.

Example:

459

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organization_name_aliases
string[]

A list of company names that are associated with this company.

Example:
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primary_role
enum<string>

The primary role that this company has.

Available options:
company,
investor,
school
Example:

"company"

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roles
enum<string>[]

Other roles that the company may have.

Available options:
company,
investor,
school
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description
string

A description for what the company does, and who they are.

Example:

"Stripe provides programmable financial infrastructure that lets businesses accept payments, manage billing, and embed financial services into their products. It delivers this via developer-friendly APIs and products including Checkout, Elements, Payment Links, and the Stripe Dashboard, plus integrations for platforms and marketplaces. The platform supports a range of billing models, global payment methods and currencies, and fraud-prevention tools. Stripe is offered as cloud software for companies from startups to large enterprises and is used to power online and in-person commerce worldwide."

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tagline
string

A concise description that highlights what the company does.

Example:

"Stripe provides financial infrastructure for businesses to accept payments and grow revenue."

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customer_focus
enum<string>

The type of customers the company deals with.

Available options:
b2b,
b2c,
b2b_b2c,
b2c_b2b
Example:

"b2c"

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business_models
string[]

The business models that the company operates under. There can be up to 3 business models assigned to the same company.

Example:
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certifications
string[]

Industry certifications like HIPAA, GDPR, and more.

Example:
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customer_profile
string

The company's typical customer profile to help understand the ideal customers for each company.

Example:

"Companies accepting payments and managing revenue"

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traction_highlights
string

Impact data reported by the clients on their growth, highlights, etc.

Example:

"500M+ API requests per day, 99.999% uptime, 47+ countries, 135+ currencies"

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reported_clients
string[]

A list of clients the company works with-these are Specter IDs that link to other companies in our system.

Example:
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last_updated
string<date>

A date for when the company was last updated in Specter. Uses the format YYYY-MM-DD.

Example:

"2026-06-30"

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tags
string[]

Tags taken from different sorts that are related to the company its industry and what it does.

Example:
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industry
string[] | null

Classifies companies by their economic activity - the market they serve and the products or services they deliver. E.g: Construction, Utilities, Wholesale. There is one industry per company, with up to three levels.

Example:
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tech_verticals
string[][] | null

Classifies companies by the technology domain they operate in - the technical capability or space they're building around. E.g: AI & Machine Learning, Cybersecurity, FinTech. There can be up to 5 tech verticals per company, with 2 levels each.

Example:
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operating_status
enum<string>

The status of the company.

Available options:
active,
acquired,
closed,
ipo
Example:

"active"

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highlights
string[]

All highlights (growth, funding, news, etc)

The type of highlight, the full list will be added shortly, these are based on growth, news, funding and other aspects of the company.

Example:
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new_highlights
string[]

Highlights new to this month (growth, funding, news, etc)

The type of highlight, the full list will be added shortly, these are based on growth, news, funding and other aspects of the company.

Example:
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regions
string[]

A list of regions that the company operates in.

Example:
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founded_year
number

The year that the company was founded.

Example:

2010

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founders
string[]
deprecated

The names of the founders. Deprecated, use the founder_info instead.

Example:
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founder_info
CompanyFounders · object[]

Information about the founders.

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founder_count
number

The number of founders, equal to the length of the founders list.

Example:

3

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employee_count
number

The number of employees the company currently has.

Example:

15841

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employee_count_range
enum<string>

A range for how many the employees the company has.

Available options:
1-10,
11-50,
51-200,
201-500,
501-1000,
1001-5000,
5001-10000,
10001+
Example:

"201-500"

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investors
string[]

The list of investors who have invested in the company, can be none.

Example:
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investor_count
number

The number of investors, same as the length of the list of investors.

Example:

72

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patent_count
number

The number of patents that the company owns.

Example:

292

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trademark_count
number

The number of trademarks the company has.

Example:

104

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acquisition
Acquisition · object

If the company has been acquired, information about the acquisition is here.

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ipo
IpoDetails · object[]

List of IPOs if there have been any.

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growth_stage
enum<string>

Indicates what growth stage the company is in.

Available options:
no_funding,
bootstrapped,
pre_launch,
seed,
early,
growing,
late,
exit
Example:

"growing"

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technologies
string[]

A list of technologies that the company uses.

Example:
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it_spend
number

The annual amount in USD ($) that the company spends on IT.

Example:

418200000

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awards
CompanyAwards · object[]

A list of awards the company has received.

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award_count
number

The number of awards the company has, same as the length of the awards field.

Example:

6

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news
News · object[]

A list of new items about the company. At current, this may not resemble what you see on the front end as it reflects News v1. The latest (Specter News v2) endpoints are coming soon.

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traction_metrics
object

Gain deeper insights into a company's traction and growth trends across key areas, including website traffic, social media presence, app engagement, and employee expansion.

This dataset reveals how a company's metrics have evolved over time, allowing you to track momentum and make data-driven decisions.

Each traction metric highlights the difference between the current value and past values, providing clear visibility into growth patterns over:

  • 📆 1mo: 1-month growth
  • 📆 2mo: 2-month growth
  • 📆 3mo: 3-month growth
  • 📆 4mo: 4-month growth
  • 📆 5mo: 5-month growth
  • 📆 6mo: 6-month growth
  • 📆 12mo: 12-month growth
  • 📆 24mo: 24-month growth
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specter_strategic_signal_ids
string[]

Investor-interest signal IDs for this company. To read the signals themselves, call Get company investor-interest signals rather than resolving these IDs individually.

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founder_highlights
string[]

Notable attributes of the founding team - e.g. prior exits, prior VC-backed experience, strong technical background.

Example:
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team_department_breakdown
object[]

Share of employees in each department. percentage is a fraction between 0 and 1.

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team_location_breakdown
object[]

Employee headcount by country.