Find company owners from Trustpilot

Trustpilot tells you which companies to approach. The website tells you who runs them. Here is how Prospect Cheap connects the two.

Updated Oct 23, 2026 · 1 min read

From profile to person

A Trustpilot profile links to the company website. Prospect Cheap follows that link and reads the pages where companies name their people — About, Team, Contact, Imprint/legal notice, footers and press pages — and returns:

  • Owner — name, title and email when published
  • Key people — other named leaders and their roles
  • Legal company name and year founded
  • Company address from the website
  • Emails, phones and social profiles

Each owner comes with a confidence level and the evidence sentence, so you can check it quickly.

Why legal notices help

Many European companies must publish an imprint naming the managing director. That is often the most reliable source of a decision-maker's name — and it's public by law.

Who to contact

  • Small companies (under ~20 people): the owner or founder.
  • Growing companies: the key person closest to your offer — marketing lead, head of support, operations.
  • Larger companies: use the owner as context and find the functional lead.

Filters to use

  • Has owner name and owner confidence (high/medium)
  • Has first & last name — required by some CRMs
  • Has email

Then send

Push the list to GoHighLevel, Instantly, Smartlead or lemlist. The owner's first and last name become the contact's name; the company becomes the company. See how lead fields map to your CRM.

Frequently asked questions

No — only where the website names one. Filter by "Has owner name" to keep those that do.

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Scrape Google Maps, Yelp, Trustpilot, YouTube, Facebook Ads, Product Hunt, TrustMRR and Skool — with emails, owners and socials. Start with free credits.

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