US Import Records Buyer Finder

v1.0.0$0.0025/companyContact Discovery

Last updated November 6, 2026

Find US importers and their overseas suppliers from US customs bill of lading records. Search company names and get shipment counts and last shipment dates, or read a profile for trading partners, HS codes, and recent shipments. Public pages, no login, no key.

Install

bash
npx @mambalabsdev/mcp-us-import-records-buyer-finder

Every tool here also runs hosted, with no install at all, through Apify's MCP endpoint.

Features

  • Search company names in US customs bill of lading records.
  • Shipment counts, last shipment dates, and addresses per company.
  • Up to 20 profiles a run add trading partners, HS codes, products, and recent shipments.
  • Filter by last shipment date and minimum shipments. Filtered rows are free.
  • Pay per event: Company row at $0.0025.

Input

searcharrayoptional

Company name words, for example pickleball or walmart. The site matches company names, not what a company imports. Up to 50 terms.

company_urlsarrayoptional

ImportYeti company or supplier links to read in full, up to 20 a run.

modestringoptional

importers: US companies importing. suppliers: overseas companies shipping to the US. both: either.

date_fromstringoptional

Optional, YYYY-MM-DD. Drops companies whose last shipment is older.

min_shipmentsstringoptional

Optional. Drops companies with fewer shipments in total.

max_resultsstringoptional

Up to 1000. Default 100. The site served about 140 rows per term in testing, so a broad term can stop sooner.

include_profilesstringoptional

true adds trading partners, their countries, HS codes, product descriptions, and recent shipments to the first rows, up to Maximum profiles. Priced as a profile row.

max_profilesstringoptional

Up to 20, because the site limits page views per address and this actor stops there. Each profile adds about 7 seconds.

max_charge_usdstringoptional

Optional. The run stops before a charge that would pass this amount. Summary rows are always returned.

Output schema

json
{
  "row_type": "string",
  "search_term": "string",
  "company_name": "string",
  "company_type": "string",
  "country_code": "string",
  "address": "string",
  "total_shipments": "integer",
  "last_shipment_date": "string",
  "other_names_count": "integer",
  "other_addresses_count": "integer",
  "source_url": "string",
  "profile_status": "string",
  "website": "string",
  "avg_teu_per_month": "number",
  "data_updated": "string",
  "partner_countries": "array",
  "trading_partners": "array",
  "recent_shipments": "array",
  "hits_found": "integer",
  "rows_delivered": "integer",
  "rows_filtered_out": "integer",
  "row_status": "string",
  "error_reason": "string",
  "billable_events_json": "string",
  "scraped_at": "string"
}

Pricing

$0.0025per company
EventFree plan price
Company row$0.0025
Company profile row$0.008
Actor Start$0.002

Pay per event on the Apify platform. Paid Apify plans pay less per event. No subscription, no seat license.

On the Apify free plan the actor stops at $1.50 of charges a month, about 600 companys. Any paid Apify plan removes the cap.

Limits

  • Search matches company names, not what a company imports: hdmi returned no companies in testing. To find who buys a product, search words companies use in their names, then read profiles for product descriptions.
  • The site served about 140 rows per term in testing, then empty pages, so a broad term stops there. Split it into narrower terms; hits_found on the summary row shows what the site reports.
  • At most 20 profiles a run. The site limits page views per address, about 26 in testing, and this actor stops rather than going around it. A run may read fewer if its address has been used. For more, run again later or use ImportYeti's own paid plan.
  • Records cover US sea shipments only. Air, truck, and rail are not in them, and some importers file confidentially.
  • Phone numbers and emails on the site are masked or sign in only, so rows do not carry them.
  • HS code pages are not read in this version: the site challenged most reads of them.
  • ImportYeti's terms restrict automated access and reuse of its data. Read them and decide whether your use fits: https://www.importyeti.com/policies/terms