Email by name, surname and domain
What this tool does
This tool helps you find the work email address for a specific person when you know their first name, last name, and the company's website or domain.
The platform tries several common email patterns and checks them against the company's mail server. Because of this, some results are verified as real, while others are guesses based on common formats or internet sources. You should check the score and confidence to decide if the address is reliable enough for your needs.
Common uses
- Finding direct contact details for sales leads or prospects.
- Building a list of customer emails from company websites.
- Verifying if an email address is active before sending a message.
Input data
| Parameter | Required | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
domain | Yes | killia.com | Enter the company's website domain (for example, killia.com) or full URL. This is required. |
firstname | Yes | Miquel | Enter the person's first name (for example, Miquel). This is required. |
lastname | No | Colomer | Enter the person's last name (for example, Colomer). This is optional. |
Output data
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
confidence | A label indicating reliability: 'verified' means the email is confirmed active, while 'risky' means it is a guess or found online (for example, 'verified'). |
email | The detected email address in standard text format (for example, [email protected]). |
score | A number from 0 to 99 showing reliability, where 99 is a verified email and 0 is not reliable (for example, 99). |