Email lookup tool for business contacts, with the checks included
One tool for the two questions a prospecting team actually asks: what is this person's work address, and can I trust the address I already have.
| Address | Pattern | Confidence | Checks | Status |
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| Check | Result | What it means |
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Look up an address you do not have
Give a name and a company domain. We rank the candidate patterns, read the domain MX records, look for the address on the company's own pages and hand back the address with its status.
Look up an address you do have
Paste an address. We run syntax, domain and MX, disposable, role address, free provider and typo checks and tell you which of them decided the result.
Everything we can confirm, and nothing we cannot
| What you ask | What the tool returns |
|---|---|
| The work address for a named person at a company | The address, the pattern behind it, the confidence and the evidence |
| Whether an address you hold still works | Confirmed, valid, undeliverable, disposable or possible typo, with the deciding check |
| Which addresses exist on a company domain | The published work addresses with department and title where available |
| Which mail provider a company uses | The provider detected from the live MX records |
| Whether a domain accepts mail at all | The MX records themselves, or the absence of them |
| Whether an address is a shared inbox | The role address flag, for addresses like info, sales and support |
It does not look up people
There is a large category of consumer tools that take an email address and try to tell you who owns it, where they live and what else they signed up for. This is not that, deliberately.
That boundary is what makes the output safe to put in a company CRM, and the privacy policy states it in full.
- We work with business contact data in a professional context: a named role at a named company.
- We do not do reverse lookups from an address to a private individual.
- We do not return home addresses, phone numbers, social accounts or anything else attached to a person's private life.
- An erasure request removes an address permanently, for every account on the service.
Lookups that failed are free
Every plan counts verified finds. A lookup that could not be confirmed, an address that fails a check and a suppressed address all cost nothing, so there is no reason to ration your searching.
- Starter: 1,000 verified finds a month, 2 seats
- Growth: 5,000 verified finds a month, 10 seats, bulk jobs and CRM export
- Scale: 20,000 verified finds a month, unlimited seats, API and audit log