Give a person's name and their company or domain and get their most likely work email address. Each result includes the address layout, a confidence level, the evidence behind it and the company's mail provider, with alternative candidates when the first one is not certain.
email | Most likely work email address |
pattern | Address layout, e.g. first.last |
confidence | Confidence level |
evidence | Evidence the guess is based on |
mailProvider | Mail provider (Google Workspace, Microsoft 365…) |
alternatives | Next most likely addresses |
mxValid | Whether the domain accepts mail |
$10.00 per 1,000 rows
Pay per event: you are charged only for what the run returns — work e-mails found, company address layouts read from a company site. There is no monthly subscription; caps in the input keep each run's cost predictable.
Apify gives $5 free credits every month — enough to test this scraper at no cost.
Ready-made inputs. Copy one into the scraper form or send it through the API.
Two people with top 3 candidates each and a mail-domain check.
{
"people": [
"Jason Fried, basecamp.com",
"Patrick Collison, stripe.com"
],
"candidatesPerPerson": 3,
"checkMx": true
}Adds a company row with the address layout and public addresses.
{
"people": [
"Maria Bennett, cliffordchance.com"
],
"includeCompanyRows": true,
"maxPagesPerCompany": 6
}Structured records, one best address each.
{
"peopleList": [
{
"firstName": "Jane",
"lastName": "Doe",
"company": "acme.com"
},
{
"fullName": "John Smith",
"company": "https://example.org"
}
],
"candidatesPerPerson": 1
}Three people with up to 5 candidates each, reading 6 pages per site.
{
"people": [
"Tobi Lutke, shopify.com",
"Melanie Perkins, canva.com",
"Dylan Field, figma.com"
],
"candidatesPerPerson": 5,
"maxPagesPerCompany": 6
}One person per line as 'Full Name, company', where company is a domain, website or name; or records with firstName, lastName and company.
Each address has a confidence level and the evidence behind it, plus alternatives. The mail-domain check shows whether the domain accepts mail at all.
The scraper reads publicly available company websites data without logging in. Scraping public data is generally allowed, but you are responsible for complying with local laws and the site's terms, and for not collecting or misusing personal data.
Yes. Point it to an Apify dataset id and name the columns holding the names and companies.
Call it through the Apify API, use the Python or JavaScript client, or connect it to Make, n8n, Zapier or Google Sheets. Results export to JSON, CSV or Excel, and runs can be scheduled.