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Free email finder

Type a name and a company. We show whether a checked work email exists, masked, three times a day without an account. Reveal it with a free account, which comes with 50 credits.

Try a sample:

3 lookups a day per device, no account. Work email only; mobiles are never shown here.

How it works

How to use it

  1. 01

    Type a first name, last name and domain

    Or the company name; we'll resolve the domain. A LinkedIn URL works on the sibling tool.

  2. 02

    See the masked result and its state

    p•••••@company.com, verified or risky, with the date we checked it. If there's nothing, we say so and nothing is used up.

  3. 03

    Sign up to reveal

    A free account with a work email gets 50 credits, no card. Gmail and Outlook signups verify a work email or add a card first.

Free tool limits, stated plainly

Without an accountFree accountPaid plans
Lookups3 a day per device50 credits onceFrom 1,000 a month
ResultMasked, with state and dateFull valueFull value
Mobile numbersNever5 credits each5 credits each
Bulk and APINoYesYes

Why masked, and why work email only

  • ✓You see what exists and how it was checked before giving us anything.
  • ✓Nothing is charged, ever, on the free tool.
  • ✓The result is a found and checked address, not a pattern guess.
  • ×An open lookup on a contact database is a scraping target and a privacy problem, so values stay masked until there's an account.
  • ×Mobiles and personal emails need an account because they're the fields people abuse.
  • ×Gmail-only signups don't get credits without a card, which keeps the free tier for real users.

Need more than three?

Fifty credits with a free account, then plans from $29 for 10,000 credits a month. Nothing charged on a miss.

FAQ

Free email finder questions

Is this a guess or a real email?

Found and checked. We hold 410M work emails and the confirmed pattern for 31M companies; the address is checked against the mail server before we show it. A guesser is the permutator tool, and it says so.

Why is the result masked?

So the tool is useful without being a free database. You see that a verified email exists and when it was checked; the value needs an account.

How many free lookups do I get?

Three a day per device without an account. A free account adds 50 credits, which is 50 work emails.

Can I find personal emails or phone numbers here?

No. Both need an account. Personal email is 2 credits and mobile is 5, each only when found.

Is my search private?

We log the query for rate limiting and abuse prevention and delete it after 30 days. It's never added to the database or shown to anyone.

Why did it find nothing?

Usually a spelling difference, a changed domain, or someone who left. Try the LinkedIn URL on the sibling tool, or add the domain explicitly.