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Email permutator

Type a name and a domain. Get the common patterns, most likely first. Nothing is checked and nothing is sent anywhere.

Type a first name and a domain. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is sent to us.

How it works

How to use it

  1. 01

    Enter the name and domain

    First and last name, plus the company's web domain. Accents and hyphens are normalised.

  2. 02

    Copy the list

    Patterns are ordered by how common they are across the 31M companies we hold. One of the first three is usually right.

  3. 03

    Check before you send

    Paste the top candidates into a verifier, or use the format checker to see which pattern that company actually uses and skip the guessing.

Permutator, format checker, or finder?

Permutator

Guesses, in order of likelihood. Free, instant, unchecked. Fine for one person when you'll verify the result.

Format checker

Tells you which pattern the company uses and whether the domain is catch-all. Free and unlimited. Turns fifteen guesses into one.

Email finder

Picks the pattern, checks the mailbox, returns the address with a state and date. 1 credit if found, nothing if not.

Skip the guessing

The finder does the permutation, picks the pattern from the company's real format, and checks the mailbox. Three free lookups a day.

FAQ

Permutator questions

Are these addresses real?

No. They're guesses in order of how common each pattern is. Most companies use one pattern for everyone, so one of the first three is usually right. To know which, use the finder.

Do you store what I type?

No. The permutation runs in your browser. There's no request to our servers from this page.

Why can't I just send to all fifteen?

Because a dozen bounces in a row hurt your domain's reputation and can push every later email into spam. Verify first, or use the finder.

Can I permutate a whole list?

Not here. Bulk enrichment takes a CSV and returns checked addresses with a state per row, which is the version of this you actually want for a list.