App Developer Contact Finder - Google Play Emails
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from $50.00 / 1,000 developer contact delivereds
App Developer Contact Finder - Google Play Emails
Developer contact e-mail addresses from Google Play listings, charged only when an address is actually delivered. Google requires every app to publish one, so nearly every app returns a usable contact. Search a keyword or paste app URLs.
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App Developer Contact Finder
Developer contact e-mail addresses from Google Play listings. You are charged only when an address is actually delivered.
Why the hit rate is high
Google requires every app on Play to publish a developer contact address, and the store renders it as a labelled "Support email" link. This Actor reads that label. It does not guess addresses, does not try permutations against a mail server, and does not touch anything behind a login.
Measured 13 September 2026 on a "habit tracker" search: six apps checked, six addresses found. That is the practical difference between this and most lead sources — the address is not optional for the developer, so it is nearly always there.
What you get per app
| Field | Example |
|---|---|
developerEmail | habitnow.apps@gmail.com |
appName | HabitNow Daily Routine Planner |
developer | the publishing account's name |
installs | 5M+ |
rating | 4.7 |
ratingCount | how many reviews |
website | the developer's own site |
playUrl | the listing |
emailSource | support email, or sole mailto on the page |
error | why a listing produced no address, instead of vanishing |
installs is kept exactly as Google prints it — 5M+, 500K+ — because that is a bucket, not a count, and turning it into a number would invent precision the store does not publish.
One thing this gets right that a naive scraper does not
A Play listing also renders the e-mail addresses of the similar apps shown further down the page. Scanning the HTML for anything that looks like an address therefore hands you a competitor's contact and calls it your lead. Measured: HabitNow's page carries hello@routinery.app alongside its own address.
This Actor keys on the labelled support link, and when a page has no label it takes a mailto: only if the page carries exactly one. An ambiguous listing reports nothing rather than the wrong developer.
Two ways to use it
Find apps by keyword. Put terms in searchTerms, and set country and language for the storefront you care about.
Check apps you already have. Put them in apps — Play URLs or bare package names like com.duolingo.
Pricing
$0.05 per contact delivered, plus a $0.001 flat fee per run. A listing with no published address is free. A listing that cannot be read is free.
Notes
Google Play rate-limits, so runs use a datacentre route first and fall back to residential. A listing refused on one route is retried on the next; an app that genuinely does not exist is reported as missing rather than retried pointlessly.
Contact details published by a business for business contact are still personal data in some jurisdictions. Use the output in line with the rules that apply to you, including GDPR and the CAN-SPAM Act, and honour opt-outs.