How do I find my LinkedIn company page URL?

Find a company page URL on desktop

1. 1

   Search for the company

   Type the company name into the Search bar at the top of your LinkedIn homepage and press Enter.

2. 2

   Filter to companies

   Click Companies at the top of the search results page. Use the filters if several organizations share the name.

3. 3

   Open the page and copy the URL

   Select the correct organization. The company page URL is in your browser's address bar, typically in the form linkedin.com/company/company-name.

If you can't find the company, LinkedIn says the organization may not have created a Page yet.

Public URL vs numeric company ID

Every LinkedIn Page has a primary, public URL with a readable name, which is the one to share and the one tools ask for. Pages also have a secondary URL based on a number. LinkedIn says that number is only visible to admins, and it can't be edited. Admins can see it in the address bar of the Page's admin view, as the digits after /company/.

Showcase Pages have their own URLs too, and work the same way.

Changing your company page URL

• Only a Page super admin can change it: open the super admin view, select Edit page, then on the Page info tab type the new name in the LinkedIn Public URL box and save.
• The primary URL can't be changed more than once in a 30-day period, and new names are subject to availability.
• After a change, LinkedIn says your old URL can be used by another Page. Update links on your website, email signatures and any tools that use the old address.

Using the URL on your website

Copy the base address that ends in the page name, without extra paths such as /posts or tracking parameters. With LinkedInEmbed you paste it to create a company page card, a feed of the company's posts or a jobs list. You don't need to be a page admin for that. Step-by-step: embed LinkedIn company page posts.

Large organizations sometimes have several similar pages, for example for regions, brands or Showcase Pages. Check the logo, name and follower count before copying, so your website points to the page your visitors expect.