{ "name": "Airbnb", "domain": "airbnb.com", "year_founded": 2008, "industry": "Internet", "type": "public", "employees_count": 14604, "locality": "San Francisco", "country": "United States", "country_is_eu": false }






Data enrichment is the process of adding context to a record you already have. You start with one data point, like a company domain or an email address, and append firmographic, contact, and risk attributes from external sources. The result is a fuller profile you can use for routing, scoring, personalization, or fraud checks.
From a domain, or the domain portion of an email, Abstract returns the company name, industry, employee count, country, locality, and year founded. You can layer in email deliverability, phone validation, and IP location signals from Abstract's other APIs to build a complete record from one starting point.
Static providers sell access to a stored dataset that ages between refreshes, so fields like headcount or location drift out of date. Real-time enrichment resolves the data when you make the request, so the profile reflects current sources. Abstract enriches in real time on a pay-as-you-go basis, with no dataset license or annual contract.
Enrichment runs against public company and domain data and returns results without storing the record after the request completes. Abstract is SOC 2 compliant. You stay in control of what you send and what you keep, which helps you meet GDPR and CCPA obligations in your own workflow.
Accuracy depends on the source and how fresh it is. Because Abstract resolves data in real time rather than from a stored snapshot, fields reflect current public records at the time of the request. Each response includes the individual fields you can act on, so you can set your own confidence rules.
Yes. Company Enrichment returns one record per request, so you can enrich a single lookup from your code or loop a bulk file through it inside your product or CRM. The same structured data comes back, from one request to millions per month.
Company Enrichment has a free tier for building and testing, then paid plans that scale with the requests you send. There is no dataset license and no annual contract, so you pay only for the requests you make.