Only the company's own website
We read a few public pages of the company's website. No social sites, no bought data.
Free email finder
Guessing an email address means bounces.
Type a name and the company's website. We read the company's own website to learn how its emails are written, then give you the most likely address, how sure we are, and why. Free, no sign-up.
Intelligence Into Impact.
A quick robot check keeps this free. We don't save the names you search.
Free: 5 searches a day. Need more? Talk to us
Paste one person per line, or choose a CSV file with columns like first name, last name and website. Up to 500 people at a time.
How it works
The person's first and last name, and their company's website.
Its team, contact and imprint pages show how its emails are written, like first.last or jsmith.
With how sure we are and why. Check it in our Email Verifier before you send.
Honest by design
We read a few public pages of the company's website. No social sites, no bought data.
We don't save the names you search or the emails we find.
Very likely, likely or best guess, with the reason. We never call a guess confirmed.
The right person is step one. A short email and a healthy domain are step two.
VENOVIQ plans and runs B2B email campaigns and follow-ups, with checked lists and a properly set up domain.
Questions
Yes. Free visitors get 5 searches a day, with a quick robot check. No sign-up.
We read the company's own public website, like its team, contact and imprint pages, to see how its email addresses are written. Then we use that pattern with the name you typed. If the website doesn't show any, we use one of the most common patterns and say it's a best guess.
No. It's the most likely address. Check it in our Email Verifier before you send. Some companies accept every address, so even a check can't always be sure.
No. We don't save the names you type or the emails we find.
Some companies don't show any emails on their website, block automatic visits, or use a different domain for email. Then you get a best guess from the most common patterns.
Yes, to reach people at work about something that's really useful to their job. Keep it short, follow the email rules in your country and theirs, and stop when someone asks you to.
Type it in the Remove my email box at the bottom of this page. From then on, the Email Finder never shows it, to anyone.
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Type your work email. From then on, the Email Finder never shows it, to anyone. We keep only a scrambled code of it, not the address.
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