Email finder for link building
Start from the URLs you already have, a backlink gap export or a guest post list, and get the contact address each site publishes. One row per domain, with the page it came from.
Built for URL lists, not for names
Link builders start with prospect URLs rather than with a person and a company. Paste that list here and each domain is read once, with the results keyed to the URL you supplied.
One row per domain
The CSV carries the domain, the address, the labels, the MX result, the source page, the page type, how the address was found, and the domain status, so the list drops into a spreadsheet beside the target list you started with.
Every row names the page the address came from and the type of that page: a contact page, an about page, an author page, a footer, or a mailto link. The source page is a link, so you can open it and read the address yourself.
Nothing is sent
This tool finds addresses and stops. It never opens a mail connection to an address it found, and the CSV export is how the list reaches whatever outreach tool you already use.
Our site crawler obeys robots.txt and never bypasses bot protection. We never send mail to an address we found, and an address a site hides behind a challenge is not returned at all.
Coming back to a batch
A batch keeps its own page at an address that cannot be guessed, so you can return to it later, and the CSV is built from the stored rows rather than from a scrape that has to run again.
Prices
Free, $0 a month: 5 domains a day per IP address, no signup. Pro, $19 a month: 1,000 domains a month for ongoing outreach. Agency, $49 a month: 5,000 domains a month for a team and its clients.
The unit is the domain, so a campaign of 200 target URLs uses 200 domains from the month's allowance.
Start with the free check at https://outreachemailfinder.com/.
Email finder for link building questions
Can I paste a whole guest post list?
Yes. One URL or domain per line, up to the batch size of your plan. The CSV holds a row per address with its source page, so it lines up with the list you started from.
Will it email the addresses for me?
No. Nothing is ever sent to an address this tool found.
Do I need the person's name?
No. That is the difference from a name and company finder: no name is needed, because the tool reads a page rather than looking up a person.