Lead-gen tool

Free Email & Contact Finder

Crawlora's free email finder works by domain — no name-guessing, no LinkedIn login: paste a company's website and it pulls the public business emails that site exposes, tagged generic (info@, sales@) or personal (jane@), alongside phone numbers (validated with libphonenumber, so no junk), social profiles, and a domain-type read (independent vs chain). Emails are SMTP-checked for deliverability — verified, risky, or invalid — so you know which addresses actually accept mail before you send. It's the enrichment step that turns a bare website into an outreach-ready lead — pair it with Google Maps business discovery to build lead-generation lists of local businesses that actually have an email. The free tool verifies the first few addresses per site; call the /contact endpoint to lift the cap and crawl more pages at scale.

Quick answer

Crawlora's free email and contact finder extracts public business emails, phone numbers, and social profiles from a company website or domain, with SMTP-checked deliverability status on each email. Use it to enrich a lead in the browser, then call the /contact API for uncapped verification and higher page limits in production lead-generation workflows.

Run the tool Open endpoint

Built on Crawlora endpoints

POST/contact

Try it

Run a full public sample.

Use this to enrich a lead (or a Google Maps business) with a real contact email before you reach out — most local-business datasets give you a phone and a website but no email.

Verify you're human before running

Results

Example output before you run the tool

Email	Type	Status
[email protected]	personal	verified
[email protected]	generic	risky

How it works

From seed input to structured data in four steps.

Paste a website

Enter a domain or URL — a company site, or the website from a Google Maps listing.

We crawl the public pages

Crawlora fetches the homepage plus contact/about pages and extracts the emails, phone numbers, and social profiles they expose.

Read the contacts

Each email is tagged generic (info@/sales@) or personal, with a verification status; you also get validated phone numbers, the company's social handles, and a domain-type read.

Enrich at scale

Call POST /contact with an API key — no verification cap (every email SMTP-checked), higher max_pages, and batch over a Google Maps lead list.

Use cases

Where this is useful.

Lead enrichment

Turn a bare website (or a Maps listing) into an outreach-ready contact with a real business email and social profiles.

Google Maps leads

Maps datasets give you phone + website but no email — run each site through /contact to fill the gap and build local lead lists that convert.

Sales prospecting

Find the right role address (sales@, partnerships@) or a personal contact at a target company before you reach out.

Recruiting outreach

Pull a company's contact emails and social profiles to source candidates and hiring managers.

Research

Why this page can attract traffic.

CAN-SPAM Act GDPR (B2B outreach)

FAQ

Common questions.

Yes. Paste a website and get its public emails, no account needed. The on-page tool is rate-limited and crawls a few pages, SMTP-verifying the first few emails; the /contact API removes the verification cap and raises page limits.

They're extracted from the website's own public pages (homepage, contact, about). It's the same information a visitor sees — no private databases.

Not directly — Crawlora finds emails from a company's website, not by guessing a person's name or scraping LinkedIn. If you have the person's company or its domain, paste that and you'll get the public role and personal addresses the site exposes — the website-based, permission-friendly path to a contact.

This tool finds public emails from a website or domain, not from a social account directly. Creators and brands almost always link a website — or list a business email — on their YouTube 'About' page or TikTok profile, so grab that domain and paste it here to get the public addresses it exposes. To pull profile details and links straight from social accounts at scale, Crawlora's API also has dedicated YouTube and TikTok profile endpoints.

Generic emails are role addresses like info@, sales@, support@; personal emails belong to an individual (jane@). Generic ones reach the company; personal ones reach a person.

Yes — phone numbers published on the site are returned alongside the emails. They're validated with libphonenumber (the same library Google uses), so you get real, properly formatted numbers, not stray digits scraped from prices or coordinates.

Each email is SMTP-checked and marked verified (mailbox accepts mail), risky (catch-all, role, or disposable), invalid, or unverified (syntax + MX only). The free preview verifies the first few addresses per site; the /contact API verifies every email, uncapped, before you send.

Yes — that's the point. Maps gives you a business name, phone and website but rarely an email; run each website through /contact to get the missing email and build outreach-ready lists.

It's the enrichment half of one. A Google Maps email extractor needs two steps because Maps has no email field: first pull businesses with Crawlora's Google Maps search, then paste each business's website here (or call /contact) to extract the public emails it exposes. For the full city-by-category workflow, see the Google Maps lead-gen guide.

Yes — it's built for it. Paste a company's domain to get the public business emails, phones, and social profiles you need to reach out, then pair it with Google Maps discovery so every record in your B2B lead list has a real email, not just a phone and a website. Use /contact with verify=true to SMTP-check deliverability before you send.

Yes. Role addresses like info@, sales@, and partnerships@ reach the company directly, and the tool surfaces those alongside any personal addresses (jane@) the site publishes — so you can pick the right contact for a company or a specific person.

Collecting publicly listed business contact info is generally permissible, but how you use it is regulated — respect GDPR/CAN-SPAM, each site's terms, and only send relevant B2B outreach with an opt-out.

Production paths

Move the free workflow into a real system.

The free finder checks one website at a time. Use the API when sales, recruiting, or local-business workflows need verified emails, phone numbers, social profiles, and contact-page crawling across many domains.