Find or fix a company website (Website Finder)

The Website Finder agent finds the correct company website for an account that is missing one. If an account already has one, the agent leaves it as it is and moves on. Most other agents need it to research the right company, so this is usually the first thing you run on accounts you imported by name only. You can run it on a single account or on a batch you have selected from the list. For more on the agent itself, see Website Finder.

The agent is called Website finder agent; the field it fills in on the record is still called Domain. Until September 2026 the agent itself was called Domain Finder, so older notes and screenshots may still use that name.

This surface is hidden in read-only sessions. If you do not see agent actions, you have view-only access.

Before you start

You need the company name on the account. The agent works from the name (and any contacts or context already on the record), so an account with no name will not have enough to go on.
If the account already has a domain, the agent keeps it and skips the account rather than searching again. To force a fresh search, clear the domain first using Edit.

Steps

A single account

Open the account from the Accounts list.
In the action row at the top of the account page, select Website finder agent. The actions appear as labeled chips next to the account name.
The Website finder agent for accounts window opens. The footer confirms how many accounts are selected (1 in this case).
Under Effort Levels, choose how hard the agent should work:
- Low Effort (0.3 credits) - best when the right company is easy to find or confirm. This is the default.
- High Effort (0.5 credits) - best when identifying the correct company needs deeper reasoning, for example an ambiguous or common name.
- Smart Mode (~0.37 credits) - starts with the quick search and runs the deep search only when the quick one finds no website. It finds about as many websites as High Effort for fewer credits. An account the quick search settles costs 0.3 credits; one that also needs the deep search costs 0.3 + 0.5 = 0.8 credits. Most lists average out between 0.32 and 0.43 credits per account, which is where the ~0.37 comes from - hover the tip next to the option for the same breakdown.
Select Start to run, or Cancel to close without running.

Several accounts at once

Go to the Accounts list and select the accounts you want using the checkboxes.
In the bulk action bar, select Website finder agent.
The Website finder agent for accounts window opens. The footer shows the number of accounts selected.
Pick the effort level as above. The same level applies to every selected account.
Optionally switch on Stop early at a target - Stop at [number] accounts with a website - to end the run once that many accounts have one. See Stop a run early at a target.
Select Start.

After you start, you will see a Job created successfully confirmation, and the rows you had ticked are cleared so the next thing you select starts from a clean slate.

Straight from an empty Domain cell

If the Domain column is showing on the Accounts list, an account with no domain offers a Find website button in the cell itself. Select it and the same window opens for that one account, without ticking a checkbox first. This is the quickest way to work down a list of accounts that arrived without a website.

Once the agent has run on an account and come back with nothing, the cell reads Domain not found in amber rather than offering the button outright. Hover it and you get why the search failed, and Find website again underneath - so a second attempt is one hover away, but the cell is honest that the account has already been searched instead of inviting the same run over and over. See Accounts list: columns and filters.

From a contact selection

You can also reach this from the Contacts list: select the contacts, open Launch agent, and switch to the Accounts tab. The workspace resolves your selection to the accounts those people belong to - several contacts at the same company count once - then opens the same window against those accounts. If none of the selected contacts has an account linked, a message says so and nothing runs. It is a fast way to fill in missing websites for the companies behind contacts that arrived without one, so the qualification and research that depend on a website are not skipped later.

What happens next

The agent runs in the background, one job per account. While it is working, the account shows a blue agent badge with the tooltip “Agents are working on this account…”, and a working indicator appears on the Activity tab.

When the agent finds a website, it writes it to the account’s Domain field automatically. Open the account and check the domain near the account name; a small icon next to it opens the company website in a new tab, and a mark beside a value the agent supplied says it was found by Website Finder agent. The agent’s reasoning and run are recorded under Agent tasks on the Activity tab, so you can see what it decided and why.

If the account already had a domain, the agent skips that account and the domain stays as it was. If nothing could be found, the field is left empty, the cell reads Domain not found, and the run is noted in the task feed - re-run at High Effort for harder cases, or pick Smart Mode up front on a list where you expect a mix of easy and hard names. See No email or phone found for the contact-finding equivalent.

Once the website is set, the account is ready for the agents that depend on it, such as Run a Qualification agent and Run a Research agent.