Website email extractor

A website in, its published addresses out

This extractor is pointed at a whole website rather than at a person. You supply the domain, or a list of them, and it reports the contact addresses each site publishes on its own pages.

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.

How the pages are chosen

The free check fetches the page you give it. A site crawl follows internal links and is part of the paid plans: Pro crawls up to 2,000 pages, and Agency up to 10,000.

The free check reads the raw HTML the server returns, which is what social scrapers see. It does not run JavaScript.

The check on each address

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.

What it will not do

It will not invent an address. When a site publishes none on the pages it reads, the row says that, and the domain status names the reason.

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. Site crawls, larger batches, and monitoring are what the paid plans add, and the allowance is stated in domains rather than in credits.

Start with the free check at https://outreachemailfinder.com/.