Free business email finder

Find anyone’s work email address from a name and a domain.

Enter a name and a company domain and MailVerify builds every common work email pattern real companies use, right here in your browser. Copy the candidates, then verify which one is real, all free.

MailVerify, email pattern finder

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How it works

Name and domain in. Verified address out.

No account. No credits. Three steps from a name to an address you can send to.

1
Enter a name and domain

Type a first name, a last name, and the company domain (the part after the @ in their email). That is everything the finder needs to start.
2
Get every common pattern

The finder builds the work email formats real companies actually use, first.last, flast, first, and the rest, generated locally in your browser. Copy any one or copy them all.
3
Verify before you send

Run the candidates through our free verifier to find the one that exists. Sending to unverified guesses bounces, and bounces burn your sending reputation.

A guess becomes an answer once you verify it

MailVerify generates the candidates, but only verification tells you which one exists. Run the patterns through our free bulk verifier, find the deliverable address, and protect your sending reputation from bounces.

Verify with our free Bulk Email Verifier

Use cases

Built for the prospecting work agencies live on

A name and a domain are usually all you have. MailVerify turns them into a work email you can verify and send to. Here is where agencies reach for it most.

Cold outreach list building

You have names and companies but no emails. Generate the likely address for each contact, verify the candidates, and build a clean send list without paying per lookup.

Finding decision-makers at local businesses

Pair it with a lead scraper: pull the business, its domain and the owner’s name, then generate and verify their work email. A full local lead, sourced for free.

Recruiting and partnerships

Reaching a candidate, a hiring manager or a potential partner is easier when you can find their direct work address from a name and the company they are at.

Link-building outreach

Editors and site owners rarely list an email. Take the author name and the site’s domain, generate the patterns, verify, and pitch the right person directly.

Filling email gaps in scraped lists

Lists from scrapers and other sources often have names and companies but missing emails. Use the finder to fill the gaps, then verify the whole column.

Agency-scale prospecting

Running this across hundreds of contacts a day? Generate the patterns, then clean the whole list at once with the bulk verifier on this site.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How does the email finder work without a database?

It generates candidates rather than looking them up. Most companies use one of a handful of address formats, so from a name and a domain the finder builds every common pattern (first.last, flast, first, and so on). That is the honest distinction: a database finder returns an address it already verified, while a pattern finder like this one generates the likely candidates and leaves you to verify which one is real.

Is the email finder really free?

Yes. Generating patterns happens locally in your browser, so there is no signup and no credits for the finder itself. Confirming which candidate is deliverable uses the verifier on this site, which is also free to start.

How accurate is email pattern finding?

On its own, a guess is just a guess. What makes it reliable is that companies standardize: once you confirm that one person at a company is, say, first.last, almost everyone else there follows the same format. So you verify the candidates for one contact, learn the company’s format, and apply it across the rest of your list with confidence.

How do I verify the candidates the finder generates?

Click "Verify which ones are real" to check the top common patterns against live mail servers, or paste the full list into our free bulk verifier. Either way you find the deliverable address before you send, so bounces never reach your sender reputation.

Is finding a work email address legal?

The finder assembles public business contact information from a name and a company domain, which is generally treated as legitimate for B2B outreach. Laws differ by region, though, so comply with the anti-spam and privacy rules that apply where you and your recipients are, and always honor opt-outs.

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