Website Contact Scraper (email, phone, socials)
Pricing
$5.00 / 1,000 websites
Website Contact Scraper (email, phone, socials)
Turn a list of websites into outreach-ready contacts: published emails, phone numbers and social profiles (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, YouTube, TikTok) scraped from each site's homepage and contact pages. One clean record per site. Pairs with any lead finder.
Pricing
$5.00 / 1,000 websites
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James Goodnight
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Turn a plain list of website URLs into outreach-ready contact records. For each site it fetches the homepage plus a handful of discovered contact/about/team pages, and pulls out email addresses, phone numbers and social profile links (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X/Twitter, YouTube, TikTok). Feed it a lead list from any source, or pair it with a local business finder, to turn raw domains into contacts a sales or marketing team can actually reach.
What you get
One record per input website: emails, phones, socials (one canonical profile URL per
network, or null), pagesScanned, finalUrl, and success/error. A record is pushed for
every input, including sites that fail to load, so buyers always get one row per input.
Honest limits
- Public pages only. It reads the homepage and up to
maxExtraPagessame-domain pages whose link text or URL looks like contact, about, impressum, team, support or kontakt. It does not crawl the whole site. - No JS rendering. Sites that only render contact info via client-side JavaScript (no plain HTML fallback) will yield less. Most business and marketing sites work fine.
- No guessing. It never fabricates or permutes emails (no
first.last@domain.comguessing). It only reports what's actually published in the fetched pages. - Phone number matching is deliberately conservative — it favors missing an odd format over reporting junk.
Pricing
Pay per event: $5 per 1,000 websites successfully processed ($0.005 each). Failed fetches are free.
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