Website Contact Finder — Emails, Phones & Socials for Leads
Pricing
Pay per event
Turn company websites from Google Maps, directories, CRMs, or spreadsheets into outreach-ready contact signals. Extract public emails, phone numbers, social profiles, contact pages, and optional email verification in bulk.
Add the company or business website URLs to scan for contact information. Enter one URL per line. Use the domain root (e.g. https://company.com) — the crawler will automatically find contact and about pages. Domains without http:// are auto-prefixed.
Set how many internal pages to crawl per website. Contact and about pages are automatically prioritized. 10–20 pages covers most small and medium sites. Increase to 50+ for large enterprise sites. Note: this does not affect the price per site.
Set the number of parallel requests when crawling each site. Higher = faster but may trigger rate limiting on some sites. Recommended: leave at 5.
Set how many websites are processed at the same time in bulk runs. Increase for large URL lists to finish before the actor timeout; reduce if target sites or proxies start timing out. Recommended: leave at 5.
Set the timeout for each HTTP request. Increase to 30+ for slow or international sites.
Enable Apify proxy for requests. Leave off by default — most public websites work without proxy. Enable only if you see timeout errors or empty results from sites you know are accessible.
Configure Apify proxy settings. Only used when Enable proxy is turned on. Residential proxies work best for sites with strict bot detection.
When enabled, each extracted email address is verified after crawling. Results are added to the emailVerification array in the output. Verification is opt-in and charged at $0.002 per verified email (email-verified event), using DNS + optional SMTP checks depending on the verification level you choose. Disabled by default — enable for higher-quality lead lists.
Controls how deeply each email is verified:
• format — syntax check only (instant, no network calls). Confidence: 0–30. • mx — syntax + DNS MX record lookup (checks if the domain can receive email). Confidence: 30–45. Recommended for most use cases. • smtp — syntax + MX + direct SMTP probe (checks if the specific mailbox exists). Confidence: 45–95. Note: Gmail, Microsoft 365, and Yahoo block SMTP probing — confidence is capped at 45 for those providers even at this level.
