Free tool
Email finder
Find someone's work email from their name and company website. We show an address only when the company's mail server confirms it.
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See how it worksWhat the finder does
Searches the company
For the address this person is likely to have at the company, from the formats companies actually use.
Asks the mail server
The address is checked with the company's mail server, the way a sending server would, without sending anything.
Shows only a confirmed one
No confidence scores to interpret and no guesses. A miss means the server wouldn't confirm any address, and a guess would likely bounce.
Questions
How does the email finder work?
Enter a person's name and their company's website. We search for their address at that domain and check it with the company's mail server, without sending anything. Only an address that passes the check is shown. If the domain receives no mail at all, we say so before searching.
Is it free?
Yes. You sign in with your email, using a code rather than a password, and get 10 lookups a day. Each lookup costs us money, and the sign-in is what keeps bots from running it.
How accurate is it?
An address we show passed a check with the company's mail server when we searched, which is the strongest test there is short of sending an email. Some companies' servers accept every address, real or not, which makes confirming one harder; when an address can't be confirmed, we show nothing rather than a guess.
Why didn't it find an email?
Usually because the company's mail server won't confirm addresses, or the person uses a different form of their name at work. Check the spelling, try the company's main domain if it has several, and look for the address on their website, their LinkedIn or a recent press release.
What's the most common work email format?
first@company.com and first.last@company.com are the most common, followed by a first initial and last name (jdoe@company.com). Small companies lean towards the first name alone. A finder that checks with the mail server beats guessing the format, because one wrong guess bounces.
Is it legal to email someone at their work address?
In most places, yes, for relevant business email: in the US under CAN-SPAM, as long as you say who you are and offer a way to opt out. In the EU and UK, emailing a person at a company usually relies on legitimate interest, so keep it relevant to their role, say where you found them, and stop when asked.