Find the email address a domain publishes
Enter a domain and get the contact addresses the site publishes on its own pages, with the page each one came from. Five domains a day are free, with no signup.
Domain in, published addresses out
One domain per line, or one URL per line. The result is the list of contact addresses that site publishes, each with the page it was found on and the type of that page.
Each address is checked for format and for an MX record on its domain, and labelled when it is role-based, disposable, or on a free mail service. A label says what was checked, not how likely the address is to accept a message.
Why a published address beats a pattern guess
A pattern guess such as first name plus domain is an inference about a mailbox. A published address is one the site owner put on a page for people to use, and this tool returns only addresses of the second kind.
That difference also answers the question a lawyer asks first: for every address you can point at the page it came from, and the batch record keeps the source page for you.
Small sites are the point
Most link building targets are small blogs. They rarely appear in a contact database, and they almost always list a contact address on the page. Reading the page is how the address is found.
What it does not do
It returns nothing for a domain whose pages carry no address, and it does not fill the gap with a guess.
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.
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 list of 20 prospect URLs uses 20 domains rather than a number of credits.
Start with the free check at https://outreachemailfinder.com/.
Find email by domain questions
How do I find the email address for a domain?
Enter the domain and read the result. The tool reads the pages that usually carry contact details and lists the addresses those pages publish, each with its source page.
Does it tell me which person an address belongs to?
No. An address is reported as the page wrote it, which is often a role address that reaches the people who run the site rather than one named person.
Is there a free way to check a domain?
Yes. Five domains a day are free per IP address, with no signup and no email.