Email Finder

The email finder takes a person's name and their company domain, then determines their most likely professional email address. It uses pattern matching (analyzing the company's email format), database lookups, and verification to find accurate addresses. For example, if you know a company uses the format first.last@company.com, the finder applies that pattern to the person's name. The result is verified to ensure deliverability before being returned to you.

Ask your AI employee to find someone's email by providing their name and company. The AI will search through available databases and return the most likely email address along with a confidence score. High-confidence results are typically accurate, while lower-confidence results may need manual verification. The AI can also find multiple email addresses for a single company, useful for reaching the right department.

Found emails are verified before being returned to ensure they are valid and deliverable. Verification checks whether the mailbox exists without actually sending an email. This prevents bounced emails and protects your sender reputation. The AI reports a confidence level — "verified" means the email was confirmed, "likely" means the pattern matches but could not be fully verified, and "unverified" means it is a best guess.

Email finder tools should be used responsibly for legitimate business purposes. The information comes from publicly available sources and professional databases. Always comply with anti-spam laws (CAN-SPAM, GDPR) when reaching out to new contacts. Respect opt-out requests immediately. Your AI employee can help you maintain compliance by tracking communication preferences and honoring unsubscribe requests.