Free Email Finder

Three per week, on a rolling 7-day basis, one lookup at a time. The count only goes down when an address is actually shown to you, so a search that finds nothing does not cost you one of your three.

Searches still run and still tell you whether an address exists, they just are not revealed. One of your three comes back seven days after you used it, or you can start a trial and run a whole list at once instead of one at a time.

25 Datablist credits per email found when using the default waterfall. Lookups that come back empty cost nothing. A $20 credit pack is 20,000 credits, which is up to 800 found emails.

Most finders query one provider, so their coverage is whatever that one database holds or that one pattern rule can derive. Datablist works through 20+ in sequence, mixing database lookups and pattern-based providers, and stops at the first that returns an address, then tells you which one it was. You can also plug in your own provider API keys instead of using Datablist credits.

Either a first name, last name and company, or a LinkedIn profile URL. A company domain beats a company name, because it removes the guesswork of matching the name to the right business first.

Yes, switch the toggle above the fields and paste the profile URL. It has to be a person's profile (linkedin.com/in/...), not a company page. This is useful when you know who someone is but not where they work.

This tool finds work emails. Datablist has a separate Personal Email Finder enrichment for consumer addresses, which is a different product with different rules around it.