Website Contact Finder.
Enter website addresses, or start from a Google Maps run. Get the public emails, phone numbers and social links each site publishes, as a CSV, Excel or JSON file.
What you get.
One row for every website. This is an example with sample data.
| Website | Phone | Status | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| exampledental.test | info@exampledental.test | +1 555 0100 | facebook.com/exampledental | ok |
| samplefamily.test | hello@samplefamily.test | +1 555 0101 | facebook.com/samplefamily | ok |
| demosmile.test | no public contact details found |
Three steps.
Add websites
Paste website addresses, or click "Find contacts" on a finished Google Maps run.
Start the run
It reads the home page and a few contact or about pages of each site.
Download the list
Open it in Excel, or use the API in your own tools.
Pay per website.
One website uses one credit. New accounts get free starting credits. The price for more credits will be announced before the public launch.
Works with the Google Maps Scraper: collect businesses first, then find their contact details.
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What does it do?
For each website it reads the home page and up to three contact or about pages, and collects the public emails, phone numbers and social links that the site publishes. You get a file with one row per website.
Does it guess or verify email addresses?
No. It only collects what the website itself publishes. Sites that publish no contact details are shown as "no public contact details found".
How does it behave on other people's websites?
It follows robots.txt, identifies itself, reads only a few pages per site and refuses private or internal addresses. It does not log in anywhere.
How much does it cost?
New accounts get free starting credits. One website checked uses one credit. The price for more credits is not set yet and will be announced before the public launch.
Is it allowed?
Rules about contacting people apply to you, for example GDPR, PECR and CAN-SPAM. Send messages only where the law allows, say who you are and let people opt out. Do not use it for spam.