Find the curated Crunchbase lists a company belongs to
View all Crunchbase Company & Investment Data endpoints →Retrieve curated list and hub memberships for one company with GET /companies/hubs. The required company query parameter accepts a Crunchbase organization permalink, UUID or full Crunchbase organization URL; stripe is the supplied default example. This looks up a known company's memberships rather than searching all companies or listing all members of a hub. The documented response example contains company with id, image, link, name, type and uuid; hub_tags as an array of strings; hubs as an array of objects with id, link and name; and related_lists as an array. related_lists is empty in that example, so its item structure is not established. The documented purpose includes memberships in curated collections such as unicorn lists or a venture firm's portfolio. Returned hub identifiers can support a separate list-details lookup; this operation does not itself return a hub's full company roster. No live probe result was supplied for this operation. All described response fields come from an unverified documentation example, not an observed response. List coverage, update timing and the meaning of individual memberships are not guaranteed; inclusion alone does not certify a current valuation or an active investment relationship.
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/api/project/crunchbase/company-lists API Response (JSON)
{} curl -X GET 'https://api.opendata-api.com/api/project/crunchbase/company-lists?key=<API_KEY>&company=stripe'
Query Result
Use Cases
- Add curated collection names and hub tags to a CRM account-research card so analysts can see how a selected organization is grouped.
- Build a manually reviewed exploration queue from a company's hub IDs, using a separate list-details lookup when an analyst chooses to examine a collection.
- Check documented unicorn-list membership as a sourcing clue while separately verifying present valuation and company status.
- Use portfolio-themed list memberships to frame relationship research without treating inclusion as proof of a currently active investor stake.
Frequently asked questions
How do I identify the company whose list memberships I want?
Pass the required company query parameter as a Crunchbase organization permalink, UUID or full Crunchbase organization URL. stripe is the supplied default example. A company name or domain by itself is not a documented input form.
Does this endpoint return every company in a curated list?
No. GET /companies/hubs starts with one company and returns its documented hub memberships. The example hubs entries contain id, name and link, not a full member roster. Exploring a collection requires a separate list-details lookup.
What do hub_tags and related_lists contain?
The documentation example shows hub_tags as strings and includes an empty related_lists array. There are no populated related_lists entries in the supplied evidence, so their item structure and completeness are not established.
Does membership prove a company is currently a unicorn or a portfolio holding?
No. The documented purpose includes collections such as unicorn lists and venture-firm portfolios, but membership alone is not a current valuation certification or proof of an active investment relationship. Verify those facts separately.
Were these list-membership response fields observed in a live probe?
No live probe result was supplied for this operation. company, hub_tags, hubs and related_lists are documented example fields, not confirmed live-response guarantees. The evidence does not establish refresh frequency or coverage of all possible lists.