Email Finder

Name and company in. Verified email out.

Paste a list of people with their company domain (or just the company name). We test the likely address patterns against the mail server and only return — and only bill — addresses that really exist.

How it works

From your words
to a ready list

1You paste
Emma Laurent, brightcart.example
Noah Schmidt, helio.example
Mia Rossi, Quanta

“First Last, company.com”, one per line, or a company name when you don’t know the domain.

2BananaLead works
  1. ✓Finds the domain when you gave a name
  2. ✓Builds 12 likely patterns
  3. ✓Asks the mail server about each
  4. ✓Stops at the first real mailbox

first.last, flast, first… in order of probability, each checked live by SMTP.

3You get
emma.laurent@brightcart.example
Emma Laurent · Brightcart
Verified
Patternfirst.last
Mail serverGoogle Workspace
Billedyes — verified

Verified addresses are billed. Catch-all servers are flagged and given for free.

Search criteria

Your filters

Everything you can set in Email Finder. Leave a field empty to skip it.

Your input
People
First Last, company.com
One per line: "First Last, domain.com" (or a company name). Only verified emails are billed.

Live demo

Watch it run

You ask your AI
Find the work emails of my 6 conference contacts
Found0
Verified0
Cost$0.00
NameCompanyPatternEmailFit
Press Run the demo and watch the list build itself.

Demo with sample data — names, companies and emails are fictional. Real runs use live sources.

What you get

  • ✓Verified email
  • ✓Pattern used (first.last…)
  • ✓Confidence + mail server
  • ✓Catch-all flag
Pricing
Verified email found$4.74 / 1,000

Free 10 verified emails per run, 50 per month.

Start free

Made for

Enrich a CRM export

Fill the empty email column of your accounts.

Event follow-up

Turn a list of attendees into contacts.

After LinkedIn

Add emails to profiles you already have.

Questions

Why not pay per lookup?

Because a miss is our problem, not yours: you only pay for verified emails.

What is a catch-all?

A server that accepts every address, so nobody can confirm a mailbox. We tell you, and don’t charge.

What if I only have the company name?

We guess the domain from the name and check it has a mail server before testing patterns.

How many patterns are tested?

Up to 12 per person, from the most to the least likely, and we stop at the first real mailbox.

Is it fast?

Five people are processed in parallel; a list of 100 usually takes a few minutes.

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