Email by company, firstname and lastname
What this tool does
This tool finds an email address for a specific person using their company name, first name, and last name. It searches public sources and tries to determine the correct email pattern or verify an existing one. You can choose how strict the search should be.
The results are not always perfect. In 'guess' mode, the tool might provide an email that looks correct based on common patterns but has not been checked. In 'verify' mode, it checks if the mailbox can receive mail, but some company settings make this check unclear, which may be marked as 'risky'. The 'only_verify' mode is stricter and only returns emails that are confirmed to work.
Common uses
- Filling out a contact form for a specific person at a company.
- Checking if a lead's email address is valid before sending a message.
- Building a contact list by finding emails for a group of people.
Note on cost
0.100 credits per call. The cost is charged even when the tool returns an error or does not find a result.
Input data
| Parameter | Required | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
company | Yes | uproc | Enter the company name where the person works (e.g., 'uproc'). This is required. |
firstname | Yes | Miquel | Enter the person's first name (e.g., 'Miquel'). This is required. |
lastname | No | Colomer | Enter the person's last name (e.g., 'Colomer'). This is optional. |
mode | Yes | verify | Choose the search type: 'guess' to find likely emails, 'verify' to check if a mailbox works, or 'only_verify' for confirmed addresses only. This is required. |
Output data
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
confidence | A label indicating how sure the platform is, such as 'verified' for reliable emails or 'risky' for approximated ones. |
email | The detected email address (e.g., '[email protected]') or empty if none was found. |
score | A number from 0 to 99 showing reliability. For example, 99 means verified, 80 means found on the internet, and 60 means guessed. |