> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://developer.parvenu.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://developer.parvenu.io/enrichments/profile-with-company.md).

# Profile with Company

Fetch a LinkedIn profile plus the person's current company — one URL at a time, up to ten in one call, or across a whole Parvenu list.

Profile with Company looks up a LinkedIn person profile, reads the company from their current position, and returns both records together. It comes in three shapes:

| Page                                                                        | Endpoint                     | Input                  | Returns                                            |
| --------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------- | ---------------------- | -------------------------------------------------- |
| [Individual Lookup](/enrichments/profile-with-company/individual-lookup.md) | `/profile_with_company`      | One LinkedIn URL       | Person + company inline                            |
| [Batch Lookup](/enrichments/profile-with-company/batch-lookup.md)           | `/profile_with_company_bulk` | Up to 10 LinkedIn URLs | Every person + company inline                      |
| [List Lookup](/enrichments/profile-with-company/list-lookup.md)             | `/profile_with_company_list` | A Parvenu list name    | Job acknowledgement; results written into the list |

{% hint style="info" %}
Pricing is the same everywhere: **0.1 credit** per person (**0.3** with `full_profile: true`), plus **0.1 credit** when company data comes back. Misses cost nothing.

The list route bills the company half once per **unique** employer, so a list with colleagues at the same company costs less than running those contacts one at a time.
{% endhint %}

### Which one to use

* **One profile, need it now** — Individual Lookup.
* **A handful of profiles** — Batch Lookup. One request, one response, per-row statuses so a bad URL never costs you the rest of the batch.
* **A whole list** — List Lookup. Runs in the background and writes both halves back into the list.
