> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.fuseai.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Run a company search > The company twin of the people search. The filter source is exactly one of: literal `filters`, a stored COMPANY saved search (`savedSearchId` / `savedSearchName`), or a natural-language `query` (converted into filters server-side; criteria it could not map come back as `unresolvedCriteria`). A people saved search answers 422 SAVED_SEARCH_TYPE_MISMATCH. The response always echoes the RESOLVED `filters`. Page by re-sending the same filter source together with the returned `nextCursor` as `cursor`; `nextCursor` is null on the last page. `total` is the true match count and is only counted on the FIRST page — every cursor page answers `total: null`, so read the count once and carry it. Rows are the provider's company record (snake_case, ~80 fields, varying by company: names, domains, LinkedIn metadata, industries, NAICS codes, headcount and revenue estimates, funding, technologies, headquarters location) plus Fuse's `isSaved`, which says whether the company is already in one of your company lists. `filters.headquartersCity` names are geocoded one by one and the resulting city areas are OR-ed together; a name that geocodes to nothing is dropped and the search runs on the rest, so take the values from GET /companies/autocomplete?field=location. Only when not one name resolves is the search refused with 422 CITY_FILTER_UNRESOLVED. `employeeCountV2` is the one range whose lower bound is exclusive: `{ min: 50 }` matches companies with more than 50 employees. Billing: 2 credits per requested company are pre-checked and 2 credits per company returned are debited. Errors: - `402` `INSUFFICIENT_CREDITS` — The balance does not cover the pre-check for this request; nothing was billed. - `404` `SAVED_SEARCH_NOT_FOUND` — No saved search of yours has that id or exact title. - `409` `SAVED_SEARCH_NAME_AMBIGUOUS` — Two of your saved searches share that title — reference it by `savedSearchId` instead. - `422` `VALIDATION_FAILED` — The request failed the declared schema; `param` names the offending key and `message` quotes the rule it broke. - `422` `SAVED_SEARCH_TYPE_MISMATCH` — The saved search exists but stores the other kind of filters; `param` is `savedSearchId`. - `422` `SAVED_SEARCH_INVALID` — The STORED filters no longer form a runnable company search — the blob is empty, or every value in it was retired. A filterless stored search is refused here rather than run as a whole-universe search. - `422` `QUERY_FILTERS_INVALID` — The natural-language `query` produced no usable filter; name concrete criteria. - `422` `CITY_FILTER_UNRESOLVED` — NOT ONE of the `filters.headquartersCity` names geocoded to a city area, so the search was refused rather than run worldwide; names that do geocode are OR-ed together and a name that does not is dropped, so this fires only when every name fails. `param` is `filters.headquartersCity`. - `429` `RATE_LIMITED` — Per-token rate limit for this bucket exhausted; retry after the window in the RateLimit-Reset header. - `500` `UNEXPECTED_ERROR` — The request failed inside the service; nothing was billed and the request_id identifies the failure. Requires one of the following token scopes: companies. ## OpenAPI ````yaml /openapi.json post /business/companies/search openapi: 3.1.0 info: title: Fuse Business API version: 1.0.0 description: >- External API for lists, campaigns, prospect search and contacts. Authenticate with your API token as HTTP Basic. All paths are under /api/v1. servers: - url: https://api.tryfuse.ai/api/v1 description: Production security: - basicAuth: [] tags: - name: Lists - name: Custom columns - name: Smart columns - name: Exports - name: Campaigns - name: Knowledge hubs - name: Analytics - name: Website intent - name: Account - name: Prospect search - name: Campaign steps - name: Scheduled sends - name: Campaign templates - name: Agents - name: Research - name: Company search - name: Saved searches - name: Folders - name: Contacts paths: /business/companies/search: post: tags: - Company search summary: Run a company search description: >- The company twin of the people search. The filter source is exactly one of: literal `filters`, a stored COMPANY saved search (`savedSearchId` / `savedSearchName`), or a natural-language `query` (converted into filters server-side; criteria it could not map come back as `unresolvedCriteria`). A people saved search answers 422 SAVED_SEARCH_TYPE_MISMATCH. The response always echoes the RESOLVED `filters`. Page by re-sending the same filter source together with the returned `nextCursor` as `cursor`; `nextCursor` is null on the last page. `total` is the true match count and is only counted on the FIRST page — every cursor page answers `total: null`, so read the count once and carry it. Rows are the provider's company record (snake_case, ~80 fields, varying by company: names, domains, LinkedIn metadata, industries, NAICS codes, headcount and revenue estimates, funding, technologies, headquarters location) plus Fuse's `isSaved`, which says whether the company is already in one of your company lists. `filters.headquartersCity` names are geocoded one by one and the resulting city areas are OR-ed together; a name that geocodes to nothing is dropped and the search runs on the rest, so take the values from GET /companies/autocomplete?field=location. Only when not one name resolves is the search refused with 422 CITY_FILTER_UNRESOLVED. `employeeCountV2` is the one range whose lower bound is exclusive: `{ min: 50 }` matches companies with more than 50 employees. Billing: 2 credits per requested company are pre-checked and 2 credits per company returned are debited. Errors: - `402` `INSUFFICIENT_CREDITS` — The balance does not cover the pre-check for this request; nothing was billed. - `404` `SAVED_SEARCH_NOT_FOUND` — No saved search of yours has that id or exact title. - `409` `SAVED_SEARCH_NAME_AMBIGUOUS` — Two of your saved searches share that title — reference it by `savedSearchId` instead. - `422` `VALIDATION_FAILED` — The request failed the declared schema; `param` names the offending key and `message` quotes the rule it broke. - `422` `SAVED_SEARCH_TYPE_MISMATCH` — The saved search exists but stores the other kind of filters; `param` is `savedSearchId`. - `422` `SAVED_SEARCH_INVALID` — The STORED filters no longer form a runnable company search — the blob is empty, or every value in it was retired. A filterless stored search is refused here rather than run as a whole-universe search. - `422` `QUERY_FILTERS_INVALID` — The natural-language `query` produced no usable filter; name concrete criteria. - `422` `CITY_FILTER_UNRESOLVED` — NOT ONE of the `filters.headquartersCity` names geocoded to a city area, so the search was refused rather than run worldwide; names that do geocode are OR-ed together and a name that does not is dropped, so this fires only when every name fails. `param` is `filters.headquartersCity`. - `429` `RATE_LIMITED` — Per-token rate limit for this bucket exhausted; retry after the window in the RateLimit-Reset header. - `500` `UNEXPECTED_ERROR` — The request failed inside the service; nothing was billed and the request_id identifies the failure. Requires one of the following token scopes: companies. operationId: searchCompanies requestBody: required: true content: application/json: schema: type: object properties: filters: type: object properties: nameLike: type: array items: type: string maxLength: 500 description: >- Free text: company-name fragments of at most 500 chars each, matched fuzzily against the company NAME only (never the description). Several fragments are OR-joined (provider `nameLike.anyOf`); resolve a real company to its canonical name with GET /companies/autocomplete?field=company. domains: type: array items: type: string description: >- Free text: exact website hosts (e.g. stripe.com), forwarded to the provider unchanged — unlike the people search this filter does NOT strip a scheme, a www. prefix or a path, so send the bare host or it matches nothing. Several domains are OR-joined. keywords: type: array items: type: string description: >- Free-text keywords matched against company names and descriptions; any may match. status: type: array items: type: object properties: value: type: string description: >- The filter value — see the field's own description for its vocabulary. label: type: string description: >- Display label for the value (required; repeat the value when you have no label). status: type: string enum: - include - exclude description: >- `include` matches the value; `exclude` removes companies carrying it (includes OR together, every exclude applies). required: - value - label - status description: >- Operating-status entries whose `value` is one of exactly: active, acquired, closed. An off-list value is not rejected by this API: the search comes back empty (or fails upstream) with no error naming the field, so check the value against the list first. Include values are OR-joined (provider `anyOf`) and every exclude value is removed (`noneOf`); this filter ANDs with the others. tags: type: array items: type: object properties: value: type: string description: >- The filter value — see the field's own description for its vocabulary. label: type: string description: >- Display label for the value (required; repeat the value when you have no label). status: type: string enum: - include - exclude description: >- `include` matches the value; `exclude` removes companies carrying it (includes OR together, every exclude applies). required: - value - label - status description: >- Company-tag entries whose `value` is a slug from `companyTags` in GET /companies/filter-options: raised-from-top-vc, venture-backed-startup, is-government, is-school. An off-list value is not rejected by this API: the search comes back empty (or fails upstream) with no error naming the field, so check the value against the list first. Include values are OR-joined (provider `anyOf`) and every exclude value is removed (`noneOf`); this filter ANDs with the others. industriesV2: type: array items: type: object properties: value: type: string description: >- The filter value — see the field's own description for its vocabulary. label: type: string description: >- Display label for the value (required; repeat the value when you have no label). status: type: string enum: - include - exclude description: >- `include` matches the value; `exclude` removes companies carrying it (includes OR together, every exclude applies). required: - value - label - status description: >- Industry entries whose `value` is one of the `fiberIndustries` values in GET /companies/filter-options, copied exactly as listed (e.g. Software, Finance). An off-list value is not rejected by this API: the search comes back empty (or fails upstream) with no error naming the field, so check the value against the list first. Include values are OR-joined (provider `anyOf`) and every exclude value is removed (`noneOf`); this filter ANDs with the others. linkedinIndustries: type: array items: type: object properties: value: type: string description: >- The filter value — see the field's own description for its vocabulary. label: type: string description: >- Display label for the value (required; repeat the value when you have no label). status: type: string enum: - include - exclude description: >- `include` matches the value; `exclude` removes companies carrying it (includes OR together, every exclude applies). required: - value - label - status description: >- LinkedIn-industry entries whose `value` is one of the `linkedinIndustries` values in GET /companies/filter-options, copied exactly as listed (e.g. Software Development) — a much finer taxonomy than `industriesV2`. An off-list value is not rejected by this API: the search comes back empty (or fails upstream) with no error naming the field, so check the value against the list first. Include values are OR-joined (provider `anyOf`) and every exclude value is removed (`noneOf`); this filter ANDs with the others. crunchbaseCategories: type: array items: type: object properties: value: type: string description: >- The filter value — see the field's own description for its vocabulary. label: type: string description: >- Display label for the value (required; repeat the value when you have no label). status: type: string enum: - include - exclude description: >- `include` matches the value; `exclude` removes companies carrying it (includes OR together, every exclude applies). required: - value - label - status description: >- Crunchbase-category entries whose `value` is one of the `crunchbaseIndustries` values in GET /companies/filter-options, copied exactly as listed (e.g. Financial Services). An off-list value is not rejected by this API: the search comes back empty (or fails upstream) with no error naming the field, so check the value against the list first. Include values are OR-joined (provider `anyOf`) and every exclude value is removed (`noneOf`); this filter ANDs with the others. crunchbaseCategoryGroups: type: array items: type: string description: >- Crunchbase category groups as plain strings copied verbatim (case-sensitive) from `crunchbaseCategoryGroups` in GET /companies/filter-options (e.g. Financial Services) — the broad parent of `crunchbaseCategories`. An off-list value is not rejected by this API: the search comes back empty (or fails upstream) with no error naming the field, so check the value against the list first. Several groups are OR-joined (provider `anyOf`); this filter has no exclude form. naicsCodes: type: array items: type: object properties: value: type: string description: >- The filter value — see the field's own description for its vocabulary. label: type: string description: >- Display label for the value (required; repeat the value when you have no label). status: type: string enum: - include - exclude description: >- `include` matches the value; `exclude` removes companies carrying it (includes OR together, every exclude applies). required: - value - label - status description: >- NAICS entries whose `value` is the code, not the title (`naicsCodes[].code` in GET /companies/filter-options, e.g. 513210 for Software Publishers; 2- to 6-digit codes are all accepted, a shorter code being the broader sector). An off-list value is not rejected by this API: the search comes back empty (or fails upstream) with no error naming the field, so check the value against the list first. Include values are OR-joined (provider `anyOf`) and every exclude value is removed (`noneOf`); this filter ANDs with the others. headquartersCountryCode: type: array items: type: object properties: value: type: string description: >- The filter value — see the field's own description for its vocabulary. label: type: string description: >- Display label for the value (required; repeat the value when you have no label). status: type: string enum: - include - exclude description: >- `include` matches the value; `exclude` removes companies carrying it (includes OR together, every exclude applies). required: - value - label - status description: >- Headquarters-country entries whose `value` is the country's three-letter `apiCode` from `countries` in GET /companies/filter-options (e.g. USA, DEU). The two-letter `isoCodeAlpha2` in the same row (US, DE) is NOT accepted — the provider rejects it and the whole search fails. Include values are OR-joined (provider `anyOf`) and every exclude value is removed (`noneOf`); this filter ANDs with the others. headquartersStateName: type: array items: type: object properties: value: type: string description: >- The filter value — see the field's own description for its vocabulary. label: type: string description: >- Display label for the value (required; repeat the value when you have no label). status: type: string enum: - include - exclude description: >- `include` matches the value; `exclude` removes companies carrying it (includes OR together, every exclude applies). required: - value - label - status description: >- Headquarters state/province entries whose `value` is the full state or province name (e.g. Florida, California). headquartersCity: type: array items: type: string minLength: 1 maxLength: 200 maxItems: 25 description: >- Up to 25 fully qualified place names from GET /companies/autocomplete?field=location (e.g. Dallas, Texas, United States); each is geocoded independently to its city bounds and the areas are OR-ed together (no exclusion). A name that geocodes to nothing is dropped and the search runs on the names that did resolve — take the values from the typeahead so every one of them counts — and only when NOT ONE of them resolves is the search refused rather than run worldwide (422 CITY_FILTER_UNRESOLVED). employeeCountV2: type: object properties: min: type: number description: >- Lower bound, inclusive — except on `employeeCountV2`, whose lower bound is exclusive (see that field). max: type: number description: Inclusive upper bound. description: >- Headcount range `{ min?, max? }`; any whole number is taken, but each bound snaps to one of the accepted values 0, 1, 10, 50, 200, 500, 1000, 5000, 10000 (min rounds down, max rounds up). The lower bound is then EXCLUSIVE and the upper bound inclusive, so `{ min: 50 }` matches companies with MORE than 50 employees; pass the bucket below the headcount you want to keep. revenueUSD: type: object properties: min: type: number description: >- Lower bound, inclusive — except on `employeeCountV2`, whose lower bound is exclusive (see that field). max: type: number description: Inclusive upper bound. description: >- Estimated annual revenue range `{ min?, max? }`; the accepted values are whole US dollars, not millions (5000000 means $5M), and both bounds are inclusive. totalFundingUSD: type: object properties: min: type: number description: >- Lower bound, inclusive — except on `employeeCountV2`, whose lower bound is exclusive (see that field). max: type: number description: Inclusive upper bound. description: >- Total funding raised range `{ min?, max? }`; the accepted values are whole US dollars, not millions (5000000 means $5M), and both bounds are inclusive. lastFundingUSD: type: object properties: min: type: number description: >- Lower bound, inclusive — except on `employeeCountV2`, whose lower bound is exclusive (see that field). max: type: number description: Inclusive upper bound. description: >- Size range of the most recent funding round `{ min?, max? }`; the accepted values are whole US dollars, not millions (5000000 means $5M), and both bounds are inclusive. stage: type: array items: type: object properties: value: type: string description: >- The filter value — see the field's own description for its vocabulary. label: type: string description: >- Display label for the value (required; repeat the value when you have no label). status: type: string enum: - include - exclude description: >- `include` matches the value; `exclude` removes companies carrying it (includes OR together, every exclude applies). required: - value - label - status description: >- Funding-stage entries whose `value` is one of exactly: pre_seed, seed, series_a, series_b, series_c, series_d, series_e, series_f, series_g, series_h, series_i, series_j, public, acquired, closed, private_equity, venture_other, no_funding_yet, unknown. No endpoint serves this list — it is fixed here. An off-list value is not rejected by this API: the search comes back empty (or fails upstream) with no error naming the field, so check the value against the list first. Include values are OR-joined (provider `anyOf`) and every exclude value is removed (`noneOf`); this filter ANDs with the others. technologies: type: array items: type: object properties: value: type: string description: >- The filter value — see the field's own description for its vocabulary. label: type: string description: >- Display label for the value (required; repeat the value when you have no label). status: type: string enum: - include - exclude description: >- `include` matches the value; `exclude` removes companies carrying it (includes OR together, every exclude applies). required: - value - label - status description: >- Technology-in-use entries whose `value` is a name from the provider's predefined technology vocabulary, forwarded verbatim, so it must carry the product's own spelling and casing — e.g. Salesforce, Kubernetes, Next.js, Google Analytics, and `AWS` for Amazon Web Services. No endpoint serves this vocabulary yet; the product's own picker offers a curated 141-name subset. An off-list value is not rejected by this API: the search comes back empty (or fails upstream) with no error naming the field, so check the value against the list first. Include values are OR-joined (provider `anyOf`) and every exclude value is removed (`noneOf`); this filter ANDs with the others. investors: type: array items: type: object properties: value: type: string description: >- The filter value — see the field's own description for its vocabulary. label: type: string description: >- Display label for the value (required; repeat the value when you have no label). status: type: string enum: - include - exclude description: >- `include` matches the value; `exclude` removes companies carrying it (includes OR together, every exclude applies). required: - value - label - status description: >- Investor entries whose `value` is the investor's website domain — resolve names with GET /companies/autocomplete?field=company&orgType=investor and send the `domain` from that response, never the investor's name. An off-list value is not rejected by this API: the search comes back empty (or fails upstream) with no error naming the field, so check the value against the list first. Include values are OR-joined (provider `anyOf`) and every exclude value is removed (`noneOf`); this filter ANDs with the others. foundedOn: type: object properties: start: type: string description: Earliest date, ISO-8601 (e.g. 2020-01-01). end: type: string description: Latest date, ISO-8601 (e.g. 2024-12-31). description: >- Founding-date range `{ start?, end? }` as ISO-8601 dates. lastFundedOn: type: object properties: start: type: string description: Earliest date, ISO-8601 (e.g. 2020-01-01). end: type: string description: Latest date, ISO-8601 (e.g. 2024-12-31). description: >- Date range of the most recent funding round, `{ start?, end? }` as ISO-8601 dates. acceleratorsV2: type: array items: type: object properties: value: type: string description: >- The filter value — see the field's own description for its vocabulary. label: type: string description: >- Display label for the value (required; repeat the value when you have no label). status: type: string enum: - include - exclude description: >- `include` matches the value; `exclude` removes companies carrying it (includes OR together, every exclude applies). required: - value - label - status description: >- Accelerator entries whose `value` is the `acceleratorSlug` from `accelerators` in GET /companies/filter-options (e.g. ycombinator, techstars); the `acceleratorName` in the same row is NOT accepted. An off-list value is not rejected by this API: the search comes back empty (or fails upstream) with no error naming the field, so check the value against the list first. Include values are OR-joined (provider `anyOf`) and every exclude value is removed (`noneOf`); this filter ANDs with the others. fortuneRankings: type: array items: type: object properties: value: type: string description: >- The filter value — see the field's own description for its vocabulary. label: type: string description: >- Display label for the value (required; repeat the value when you have no label). status: type: string enum: - include - exclude description: >- `include` matches the value; `exclude` removes companies carrying it (includes OR together, every exclude applies). required: - value - label - status description: >- Fortune-list entries whose `value` is one of exactly: fortune-500, fortune-1000 (fortune-1000 contains fortune-500). Any other value is silently DROPPED and the whole filter disappears, so the search then runs with no ranking constraint at all rather than returning nothing. Include values are OR-joined (provider `anyOf`) and every exclude value is removed (`noneOf`); this filter ANDs with the others. officeLocationsV2: type: array items: type: object properties: value: type: string description: >- The filter value — see the field's own description for its vocabulary. label: type: string description: >- Display label for the value (required; repeat the value when you have no label). status: type: string enum: - include - exclude description: >- `include` matches the value; `exclude` removes companies carrying it (includes OR together, every exclude applies). required: - value - label - status description: >- Office-location entries whose `value` is a country's three-letter `apiCode` from `countries` in GET /companies/filter-options (e.g. USA) — the same vocabulary as `headquartersCountryCode`, but matching ANY office rather than only the headquarters. An off-list value is not rejected by this API: the search comes back empty (or fails upstream) with no error naming the field, so check the value against the list first. Include values are OR-joined (provider `anyOf`) and every exclude value is removed (`noneOf`); this filter ANDs with the others. linkedinSlugs: type: array items: type: string description: >- Free text: LinkedIn company slugs — only the part after linkedin.com/company/ (e.g. stripe), forwarded unchanged, so a full URL matches nothing. Several slugs are OR-joined. description: >- Literal filters, one of the four filter sources. Company filters in the search vocabulary: include/exclude fields take `[{ status, value, label }]` entries (`label` is required), list fields arrays of strings, ranges `{ min, max }` and date ranges `{ start, end }` — enum vocabularies come from GET /companies/filter-options, names and places from GET /companies/autocomplete. Must contain at least one non-empty value. savedSearchId: type: string description: >- Id of one of your COMPANY saved searches to take the filters from instead of `filters` (a people saved search answers 422 SAVED_SEARCH_TYPE_MISMATCH). savedSearchName: type: string minLength: 1 maxLength: 255 description: >- Exact title of one of your company saved searches to take the filters from instead of `filters`; two searches sharing the title answer 409 SAVED_SEARCH_NAME_AMBIGUOUS. query: type: string minLength: 1 maxLength: 2000 description: >- Natural-language description of the companies to find (max 2000 chars), converted into filters server-side instead of `filters`; criteria that could not be mapped come back as `unresolvedCriteria`, and a query yielding no filter answers 422 QUERY_FILTERS_INVALID. size: type: integer minimum: 1 maximum: 100 default: 25 description: >- Companies per page (1-100, default 25); the search pre-checks 2 credits per requested company and debits 2 credits per company returned. cursor: type: - string - 'null' description: >- The `nextCursor` returned by the previous page, sent together with the same filter source; null (default) starts from the first page. The match `total` is only counted on the first page — it comes back null on every cursor page. description: >- Exactly one filter source — `filters`, `savedSearchId`, `savedSearchName` or `query` — plus optional paging. responses: '200': description: Success headers: RateLimit-Limit: schema: type: integer description: Requests permitted in the current window. RateLimit-Remaining: schema: type: integer description: Requests remaining in the current window. RateLimit-Reset: schema: type: integer description: Seconds until the current window resets. content: application/json: schema: type: object required: - companies - total - nextCursor - filters properties: companies: type: array items: type: object additionalProperties: true required: - isSaved properties: isSaved: type: boolean description: >- Whether this company is already in one of your company lists. preferred_name: type: string names: type: array items: type: string domains: type: array items: type: string linkedin_primary_slug: type: - string - 'null' standard_industries: type: array items: type: string naics_codes: type: array items: type: string tags: type: array items: type: string status_consensus: type: - string - 'null' funding_stage: type: - string - 'null' employee_count_consensus: type: - object - 'null' properties: gte: type: integer lte: type: integer location_consensus: type: - object - 'null' additionalProperties: true total: type: - integer - 'null' description: >- True match count on the first page; null on every cursor page, where the upstream does not count. nextCursor: type: - string - 'null' description: >- Send back as `cursor` with the same filter source for the next page; null on the last page. filters: type: object additionalProperties: true description: The RESOLVED filters the search actually ran. unresolvedCriteria: type: array items: type: string description: >- Only when the source was `query`: criteria in the prose that could not be turned into a filter. example: companies: - preferred_name: Airbnb names: - AirBed & Breakfast - Airbnb, Inc. - Airbnb - Airbnb Inc domains: - airbnb.com - abnb.me - airbnb.ca - airbnb.co.in - airbnb.com.br - airbnb.co.uk - airbnb.fr - airbnb.it - airbnb.nl websites: - airbnb.com linkedin_primary_slug: airbnb linkedin_slugs: - airbnb linkedin_id: '309694' li_description: >- Airbnb was born in 2007 when two hosts welcomed three guests to their San Francisco home, and has since grown to over 5 million hosts who have welcomed over 2 billion guest arrivals in almost every country across the globe. Every day, hosts offer unique stays, experiences and services that make it possible for guests to connect with communities in a more authentic way. li_follower_count: 3115489 li_industries: - id: '4' name: Software Development standard_industries: - Retail - Real Estate - Hospitality - Software - Travel & Tourism naics_codes: - '513210' - '721110' tags: - raised-from-top-vc status_consensus: active funding_stage: public founded_on_consensus: '2008-08-11T00:00:00.000Z' employee_count_consensus: gte: 72716 lte: 72716 revenue_estimate: sources: - https://bullfincher.io/companies/airbnb/revenue - >- https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/ABNB/airbnb/revenue - https://stockanalysis.com/quote/bvl/ABNB/revenue/ - https://sqmagazine.co.uk/airbnb-statistics/ - >- http://www.wallstreetzen.com/stocks/us/nasdaq/abnb/revenue - https://www.statista.com/topics/2273/airbnb/ - https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/abnb/revenue/ - >- https://news.airbnb.com/airbnb-q4-2025-financial-results/ - >- https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1559720/000119312526048670/d58192dex991.htm fiscal_year: 2025 value_usd: gte: 12241000000 lte: 12241000000 total_funding_consensus: 8935132065 location_consensus: street_address: 888 Brannan Street neighborhood: null city: San Francisco state_name: California state_code: CA county: null postal_code: '94103' country_code: USA country_name: United States of America coordinates: lat: 37.779238 lon: -122.419359 timezone: null full_address: San Francisco, California, United States of America formatted_address: San Francisco, California, United States of America location_name: San Francisco, California, United States of America logo_url: >- https://api.fiber.ai/v1/company-logo/at_bomkrvppqn1pssoqsxqy.jpeg short_description: >- Airbnb is an online community marketplace for people to list, discover, and book accommodations through mobile phones or the Internet. technologies_used: - name: slack is_investor: true relevance_score: 12.987053 isSaved: true total: 438741 nextCursor: >- gAAAAABqjeNDAAd1qTVJYeUYtzhveDm-GOvYXgomDWX2a6V4OvEFB44biu_7SGszYsdcHjezHmxytwVmoiTf4P5VcPuiv4nFQQuCs4ZvsJu17hJ2n1tiR_w= filters: status: - label: Active value: active status: include industriesV2: - label: Travel & Tourism value: Travel & Tourism status: include - label: Artificial Intelligence value: Artificial Intelligence status: exclude '400': description: Error content: application/json: schema: $ref: '#/components/schemas/Error' '401': description: Error content: application/json: schema: $ref: '#/components/schemas/Error' '402': description: Error content: application/json: schema: $ref: '#/components/schemas/Error' '403': description: Error content: application/json: schema: $ref: '#/components/schemas/Error' '404': description: Error content: application/json: schema: $ref: '#/components/schemas/Error' '409': description: Error content: application/json: schema: $ref: '#/components/schemas/Error' '422': description: Error content: application/json: schema: $ref: '#/components/schemas/Error' '429': description: Error content: application/json: schema: $ref: '#/components/schemas/Error' '500': description: Error content: application/json: schema: $ref: '#/components/schemas/Error' security: - basicAuth: [] components: schemas: Error: type: object properties: error: type: object properties: code: type: string message: type: string param: type: - string - 'null' doc_url: type: - string - 'null' request_id: type: - string - 'null' required: - code - message required: - error securitySchemes: basicAuth: type: http scheme: basic description: >- Your API token (`af_…`) as the Basic-auth username, with an empty password. ````