LinkedIn Profile Scraper + Verified Email Finder (No Cookies)
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LinkedIn Profile Scraper + Verified Email Finder (No Cookies)
Scrape public LinkedIn profiles and find verified business emails, by URL or just a name and company. No cookies, no login. Pay only for verified emails.
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LinkedIn Profile Scraper + Verified Email Finder
No login. No cookies. Get the data from LinkedIn profiles, or find a real work email from just a name and company. You only pay when an email is checked and real.
Build a clean list of leads with real, working emails. You only pay when an email is confirmed real. There is no LinkedIn login, no cookies, and your own LinkedIn account is never used or touched.
Two ways to use it
Path A: You have LinkedIn links. Paste the profile links (or usernames) and get the public profile info, plus a real, verified email.
Path B: You just have a name and a company. No LinkedIn needed. Type the person's name and their company (or the company website) and get a verified work email. It skips LinkedIn completely.
You can mix both in one run. One line can be a LinkedIn link, the next can be a name and company. The tool handles each one the right way on its own.
This is two tools in one: a LinkedIn profile scraper and an email finder. It is made for sales teams, recruiters, agencies, and founders who build lead lists and want emails that actually reach the inbox.
Real emails, not guesses (and you only pay for hits)
- No cookies, no login, no account. It reads only public info, the kind a logged-out visitor sees. Your LinkedIn account is never used.
- Real emails only. Every email is checked against the company's mail server to make sure it actually exists. If it can't be confirmed, you don't get it, and you don't pay for it.
- Pay only when it works. No charge on misses. You are never billed for an email the tool couldn't confirm.
- Two tools in one. Full LinkedIn data and a name-to-email finder, in one place.
- Easy table plus full data. A clean table anyone can read, plus a full data file (JSON) for power users and other apps.
LinkedIn email finder (name + company to a real email)
No LinkedIn link? You don't need one. Give the tool a full name and the company (the company website works even better) and it will:
- Figure out the company's email domain.
- Find the person's most likely work email.
- Check that the email is real.
- Return it, and charge you only if it's real.
This is the same job an email finder does: name and company in, real work email out. No LinkedIn needed.
What happens when you click Start
For each person on your list, the tool:
- If you gave a LinkedIn link, it reads the public profile: name, headline, location, the full About section, work and school history, follower and connection counts, and "people also viewed."
- Finds the work email from the person's name and company.
- Checks that the email is real.
- Returns the email, and only charges you when one is found.
If you gave only a name and company, it skips LinkedIn and goes straight to finding and checking the email.
How to use it (step by step)
- Open the tool and go to the Input tab.
- Paste your leads in the "Leads" box (LinkedIn links, usernames, or name and company), or upload a CSV.
- Make sure "Find verified business emails" is on.
- Click Start.
- When it's done, open the Output tab to see the table, or download it as CSV, Excel, or JSON.
No setup. No cookies to paste. No LinkedIn login.
How long does it take? Real LinkedIn pages load through residential proxies (that's what keeps you un-blocked), so each profile takes about 10 to 30 seconds. It does several at once, but big lists still take a while; a few hundred profiles can take 20 to 40 minutes. It runs in the background, so you can close the tab and come back; rows show up in the Output tab live as they finish. Name + company leads (no LinkedIn) are much faster.
Paste a list
Put one lead per line. Mix any of these:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/williamhgates/satyanadellaJane Doe, Acme IncJohn Smith, acme.comMaria Garcia, Globex Corporation, globex.com
Or upload a CSV (for big lists)
Columns can be in any order. Add whichever ones you have:
| Column | What it is |
|---|---|
linkedinUrl | LinkedIn profile link or username |
firstName | First name |
lastName | Last name |
fullName | Full name (use this instead of first/last) |
company | Company name |
domain | Company website (like acme.com) |
There is just one switch: "Find verified business emails" (on or off). Leave it on to get emails. Turn it off if you only want profile info.
Tip: For emails, the company website (like
acme.com) gives the best results. A company name works too, and the tool will find the website for you.
Sample input
{"profiles": ["https://www.linkedin.com/in/williamhgates/","Jane Doe, Acme Inc","John Smith, acme.com"],"findEmail": true}
What you get back (easy table plus full data)
A clean table anyone can read and download to CSV:
| Field | Example |
|---|---|
| Name | Jane Doe |
| Title | Head of Marketing |
| Company | Acme Inc |
| Verified email | jane.doe@acme.com |
| Email status | verified |
| Location | San Francisco Bay Area |
| Country | United States |
| LinkedIn URL | https://www.linkedin.com/in/janedoe/ |
| Followers | 4,210 |
| Connections | 1,500+ |
| # Experience | 5 |
| # Education | 2 |
Plus a full data file (JSON) for power users: full work history, school history, the About section, follower and connection counts, and "people also viewed."
Sample output
{"fullName": "Jane Doe","currentTitle": "Head of Marketing","currentCompany": "Acme Inc","email": "jane.doe@acme.com","emailStatus": "verified","headline": "Head of Marketing at Acme Inc","location": "San Francisco Bay Area","country": "United States","linkedinUrl": "https://www.linkedin.com/in/janedoe/","followerCount": 4210,"connectionsCount": 1500,"experienceCount": 5,"educationCount": 2,"about": "Marketing leader focused on growth...","experience": [{ "position": "Head of Marketing", "companyName": "Acme Inc", "startDate": { "text": "2021" }, "endDate": { "text": "Present" } },{ "position": "Marketing Manager", "companyName": "Globex", "startDate": { "text": "2018" }, "endDate": { "text": "2021" } }],"education": [{ "schoolName": "State University", "degree": "BA, Communications" }],"_meta": { "source": "public-profile", "emailStatus": "verified", "emailSource": "verified" }}
Who it's for
- Sales teams: turn a list of names or LinkedIn links into real emails for outreach.
- Recruiters: look up candidate profiles and reach people on their work email.
- Agencies and teams that build lead lists: make big lists, download to CSV, hand off clean data.
- Founders: find the email of the person you want to reach from just a name and company.
Pricing (pay only for what works)
You pay for results, not for time:
- A small charge for each profile read.
- A separate charge for each real email found, only when it's real.
If an email can't be confirmed, you are not charged for it. You only ever pay for emails that were checked and found to be real. (The exact amounts are on the tool's page, nothing is hidden.)
In the real world, work-email success is usually about 20 to 60 out of 100, and depends a lot on the company. Personal emails (like Gmail) are close to zero, which is normal for any email finder. You're never billed for the ones that can't be confirmed.
What you get vs. what we don't promise
It reads only public info, the kind a logged-out visitor can see. Here is the honest list of what's included, and what isn't:
| You get (public profile) | What we don't promise |
|---|---|
| Name, headline, location | Skills and endorsements |
| The full About section | Recommendations |
| Work history (titles, companies, dates) | Long job descriptions |
| School history (schools, degrees, dates) | A complete resume |
| Follower and connection counts | |
| People also viewed |
Emails are never taken from LinkedIn (LinkedIn doesn't show them). They are found from the person's name and company, then checked to be real. No fake promises, no made-up numbers.
Why pick this over other tools
- You get one email that was checked and is real, or nothing, with no charge.
- No monthly fee. Pay per real email, nothing on misses.
- No login, no cookies. Your LinkedIn account is never used.
- Two jobs in one tool: LinkedIn data and name-to-email, so you don't need two tools.
Use it with the API, other apps, and AI agents
You can run it from the Apify API, set it on a schedule, or connect it to your other tools. Download as CSV, Excel, or JSON, or send results to Google Sheets, your CRM, Make, Zapier, and more. AI assistants and agents can use it as a tool, too (it works with MCP).
FAQ
Do I need a LinkedIn account or cookies? No. It reads only public info. There's nothing to log into and nothing to paste, and your own LinkedIn account is never used.
Can I find an email without a LinkedIn link? Yes, that's Path B. Give a name and company (or company website) and it finds and checks the email without using LinkedIn.
How do you find the email? From the person's name and their company website, then it checks the email is real. You only get (and pay for) emails that are confirmed real.
Will I be charged if no email is found? No. You're only charged when an email is found and real. Misses are free.
How often do you find an email? Usually about 20 to 60 times out of 100 for work emails, depending on the company. Personal emails are close to zero. You're never billed for misses.
Can you get phone numbers, skills, or endorsements? No. LinkedIn hides those unless you log in, so the tool doesn't get them and won't pretend to.
Can I run a big list or upload a CSV?
Yes. Upload a CSV with any of these columns: linkedinUrl, firstName, lastName, fullName, company, domain (any order). Or paste a list. Big lists are exactly what it's for.
Do I need to set anything up? No. Everything technical is handled for you.
What can I download? CSV, Excel, and JSON, plus connections to other apps and the API.
Is this allowed? It reads only public info: no login, no cookies, no fake accounts. You are responsible for using the data within the law (for example GDPR and CAN-SPAM) and your own outreach rules.
Support & feedback
Have a question, an idea, or a profile that didn't come out right? Open an Issue on the tool's page or reach us through Apify. We read everything and fix things fast. If this saved you time, a rating on the Apify Store really helps.