Enter a company domain to generate likely email patterns. Add a name for person-specific formats, or use domain-only mode for generic addresses like info@ and sales@. No sign-up required.
Enter a domain (and optionally a name), then click generate.
Most companies use a consistent email format across the organisation. If you know one person's email at a company, you can often predict the rest. Common patterns include first.last@domain, flast@domain, and first@domain.
Enter a first name, last name, and domain to generate all person-specific variations. If you only have a domain, the tool generates common generic addresses like info@, contact@, sales@, and more — useful for initial company outreach when you don't yet have a specific contact name.
Once generated, use the built-in Boolean search to check which addresses appear online. This works for both personal and generic patterns — every generated email is included in the search query.
Tip: use ProfileSpider to scrape search results directly from the SERP, or open a contact's LinkedIn or company page and extract the full structured profile from there.
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Most mid-to-large companies use a single format for all employees. If you can verify one address (via an email verification tool or a bounce check), the same pattern is very likely correct for everyone else at that domain. Small companies and personal domains are less predictable.
The most widely used formats are first.last@domain (e.g. john.smith@acme.com), flast@domain (e.g. jsmith@acme.com), and first@domain (e.g. john@acme.com). Together these three patterns cover the majority of corporate email addresses.
No. This tool generates likely patterns — it does not send emails or check mailbox existence. To verify, paste a predicted address into a dedicated email verification service before using it in outreach.
Yes. Enter any domain — company or personal. For providers like gmail.com the patterns still apply, though personal addresses are more varied and harder to predict than corporate ones.
The tool generates common generic company email addresses like info@, contact@, sales@, support@, and more. These are useful for initial outreach when you don't yet have a specific contact name, and they are included in the Boolean search query so you can verify them online.
Use the built-in "Search for these emails online" feature to run a Boolean OR query across Google, Bing, or DuckDuckGo. If one of the generated patterns appears on a company page, staff directory, or social profile, that is very likely the correct format.
After generating email patterns, use the search links to find which pattern appears online. When you land on a LinkedIn profile, company about page, or staff directory, click the ProfileSpider Chrome extension to instantly extract the full contact profile — including name, title, company, and social links — and save it to your prospecting list in one click.
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