Email Finder
Find the public email addresses on a website in seconds, from the page you are on and its contact pages, sorted by Info, Support, Sales, Press and Careers.
- M Press M in the popup
- Runs in your browser
- Opens in the DevToolkit popup
An email finder for the addresses a site already shows
Email Finder collects the public email addresses on a website so you do not have to read every page or view the source. Press scan and it reads the whole page you are on. Press deep scan and it also checks the site’s usual contact pages, such as Contact, About and Team, at the same time.
It only finds addresses the site publishes. It does not guess addresses, buy lists or look anything up in a database, which keeps it fast, private and honest.
Finds the addresses people try to hide
Many sites protect their addresses from simple scrapers. Email Finder still reads them:
- Addresses protected by Cloudflare’s email obfuscation.
- Written-out formats like
name [at] company [dot] com,(at)and{at}. mailto:links, including encoded ones.- Addresses anywhere in the page text, not only in the footer or a contact block.
Sorted so you can act on them
Results are grouped as Info, Support, Sales, Press, Careers and Other, with the site’s own addresses first and duplicates removed whatever their capitals. That way you can go straight to the right inbox, for example the press address for a pitch or the sales address for a partnership.
Deep scan, done carefully
Deep scan reads up to eight common contact paths on the same site in parallel, gives each one a few seconds, and skips anything that is not a web page. It never wanders off to other websites.
Copy or export
Copy one address, copy them all, or export the list as CSV or TXT for your CRM or spreadsheet. The CSV export is made safe for Excel and Google Sheets.
Who uses it
- Founders and sales teams finding the right contact at a company.
- PR and outreach locating press and partnership addresses.
- Recruiters and job seekers finding careers contacts.
- Agencies checking which addresses a client’s site exposes.
Use it responsibly
Email laws such as GDPR and CAN-SPAM apply to how you contact people. Use what you find for relevant, personal outreach, never for bulk spam.
Tip: Start with a normal scan. If the page has no address, press Deep scan to check the site's contact pages too.
How to find email addresses on a website
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Open Email Finder
Open DevToolkit on the site and choose Email Finder (or press M).
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Scan
Scan the current page, or use Deep scan to check the contact and about pages as well.
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Copy or export
Copy an address, copy all, or export the list as CSV or TXT.
What you can do with Email Finder
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Page and deep scan
The current page, plus up to eight contact pages in one go.
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Decodes hidden emails
Cloudflare protection, [at] and [dot] formats and encoded mailto links.
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Sorted by type
Info, Support, Sales, Press, Careers and Other.
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No duplicates
Each address appears once, the site's own addresses first.
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CSV and TXT export
Spreadsheet-safe files for your CRM or outreach list.
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Only public addresses
No guessing and no databases, just what the site shows.
Email Finder questions
Is Email Finder free?
Email Finder is part of DevToolkit Pro, a one-time payment from $25. There are no credits or monthly limits.
Does it guess or verify email addresses?
No. It only finds addresses the website itself publishes. It does not guess patterns or check whether an inbox exists.
Which pages does deep scan check?
The page you are on plus common contact paths on the same site: /contact, /contact-us, /about, /about-us, /team, /our-team, /reach-us and /get-in-touch.
Why does it miss some addresses?
Addresses shown only as images, inside contact forms, or loaded after a click are not in the page text. Addresses that start with a number are also skipped to avoid false matches.
Is it legal to email the addresses I find?
That depends on where you and the recipient are and why you are writing. Laws such as GDPR and CAN-SPAM apply, so keep outreach relevant and personal.
Try Email Finder today
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