Work Email Finder by Name & Domain — 📧 $25/1k, Pay per Found

$25 per 1,000 names that produce candidates. A dry lookup is a free row with an explanation.

Turn a person's name + company site domain into ranked work email candidates, with the evidence for each spelled out. An optional check of the best candidate is billed as its own event, only when the check answered.

Why this one

1. You pay for found people, not attempts. A charge fires only when a lookup produced candidates, after the row is in your dataset.
2. Evidence, not a verdict dressed up. Every candidate carries its own validity flag (valid only when confirmed, unknown otherwise) and the receiving mail gateway, so you can judge catch-all domains yourself.
3. The check is a choice. verifyTopCandidate: true checks the best candidate against its mail domain and our address records and stamps the verdict (valid / invalid / catch-all / unknown).

Who is this for

• Outbound teams turning "name + company" lists into addresses with known risk.
• CRM hygiene: re-find addresses for contacts who changed employers.
• Teams that will not burn sender reputation on guesses.

Input

Structured:

{
  "lookups": [
    { "domain": "microsoft.com", "full_name": "Satya Nadella" },
    { "domain": "acme.com", "first_name": "Jane", "last_name": "Smith" }
  ],
  "verifyTopCandidate": false
}

Or a CSV (paste rows or link a file) with a domain column (domain, company_domain or website) and a name column (full_name, or first_name + last_name). Up to 1,000 lookups per run.

What you get

Group	Fields
Best candidate	email, email_validity
Every candidate	ranked candidates — addresses on the domain you gave first, role mailboxes such as info@ or no-reply@ left out — each with validity and the receiving mail gateway
Count	candidate_count
Check (opt-in)	verification.status, verification.domain_catchall, verification.gateway
Meta	_status, _input, _error on refused rows

{
  "_status": "found",
  "_input": { "domain": "acme.example", "name": "Jane Smith" },
  "email": "jane.smith@acme.example",
  "email_validity": "valid",
  "candidate_count": 3,
  "candidates": [
    { "email": "jane.smith@acme.example", "validity": "valid", "gateway": "mx.acme.example" },
    { "email": "jsmith@acme.example", "validity": "unknown", "gateway": "mx.acme.example" }
  ],
  "verification": { "status": "valid", "domain_catchall": false, "gateway": "mx.acme.example" }
}

(made-up addresses; verification appears when verifyTopCandidate is on and the check answered)

The Output tab has two views: Overview and All candidates.

Pricing

Event	Price	When
Email candidates found	$0.025	ranked candidates delivered
Top candidate checked	$0.006	the check answered
Nothing found / invalid row	$0	always free
The same person twice in one run	$0	looked up once, charged once

Your free $5 Apify credit is about 200 found people.

FAQ

What about catch-all domains? The verdict says so; a catch-all valid is marked as such, not sold as a confirmed inbox.

A name was not found. Do I pay? No. Your bill equals your found count.

I have the profile URL, not the name. Use LinkedIn Email Finder: it returns the addresses on record rather than candidates.

Which actor in this family?

One database, ten doors. Misses are free on every one of them.

Actor	Input → output
Profile Lookup	profile URL → full career profile
Reverse Email Lookup	email → person, profile URL and employer
Name to Profile	name + company domain → profile
Social Handle Lookup	GitHub, X/Twitter or Facebook handle → profile
Bulk People Enrichment	CSV of emails, URLs, handles or names → profiles
LinkedIn Email Finder	profile URL → email addresses on record
Work Email Finder (this one)	name + company domain → work email candidates
Company Employees	company domain → current staff
People Database Search	filters → people
Company Database Search	filters → companies

Disclaimer

This Actor is an independent product. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by LinkedIn. It does not access, crawl or scrape any of them at run time: answers come from our own database of publicly available professional data, and the network names only describe the kind of data it covers. To have a person's data removed, open an issue on this Actor with only the profile link — nothing else is needed, and it is removed from every listing.