Changelog

Every user-visible change to the product, newest first.

v1

The first release. A website email extractor for link building outreach: find the contact addresses a site publishes, with the page each one came from, and check them.

  • Paste prospect websites as domains or URLs, one per line. For each one the crawler fetches a small set of the pages that site publishes about itself: the home, contact, about, team, author, press and legal pages it links to, up to 25 pages per domain.
  • One row per address the site itself publishes, with the exact page it was found on and the type of page that was. An address seen on more than one page stays one row and carries the count.
  • Every row carries the check labels, and nothing stronger than what was checked: Valid format, Domain accepts mail (MX found), Domain has no MX, A record found, No mail server found, Invalid format, Disposable domain, Role address, Free-mail address, Personal name. A label never says a mailbox exists. Only the format of the address and the mail records of its domain are checked.
  • CSV export of the whole batch, including the domains that published nothing.
  • Free with no signup: 5 domains a day per IP address, in batches of up to 5.
  • Pro at $19 a month: 1,000 domains a month, batches of up to 200, the REST API, and the JavaScript render fallback for a site whose contacts appear only in scripts.
  • Agency at $49 a month: 5,000 domains a month, batches of up to 1,000, and everything in Pro.
  • Plans are metered in domains, not in addresses: one domain covers every address it publishes. A domain is counted only when at least one of its pages was fetched, and a request refused for a rate limit is never charged.
  • The crawler identifies itself, obeys robots.txt, and leaves a protected or scrambled address alone rather than working around the protection. Details on the crawler page.
  • An opt-out list keeps a named address out of every result, even when the page it sits on is public.
  • The REST API: submit a list of domains, read the batch, download the CSV. Bearer key auth, 60 requests a minute per key, documented with working examples on the API page.
  • Flat monthly billing through Stripe, cancel any time, and results kept 30 days for an account and 24 hours for an anonymous request.
  • What v1 does not do: no sending, no sequences, no list sale, no search engine discovery of domains, and no guessing an address that no page carries. It finds what a site publishes and checks it.