Company Name to MX-Checked Email Finder

Company name in, MX-checked emails out. No website or domain needed. Give it company names and get each company's official domain and contact emails that passed an MX check. You pay only for companies that return at least one MX-checked email.

What it does

1. Finds the company's official website from its name.
2. Reads the homepage and the usual contact pages (contact, about, support, legal).
3. Collects email addresses published on the site, keeps only addresses on the company's own domain (or a sister domain carrying the company name, such as damacgroup.com for Damac), and checks that the domain can receive mail (MX records).
4. Returns named mailboxes first, role inboxes (info@, sales@) after.

Input

Field	Meaning
companies	One company name per line. Add a city or country for common names.
country	Optional hint such as UAE or Germany to pick the right local company.
maxEmailsPerCompany	1 to 10, default 3.
includePersonalEmails	Off by default. Turns on gmail, outlook and similar addresses found on the site.

Output

One row per MX-checked email:

{
  "company": "Stripe",
  "domain": "stripe.com",
  "email": "support@stripe.com",
  "emailType": "role",
  "mxVerified": true,
  "sourceUrl": "https://stripe.com/impressum",
  "status": "ok"
}

Companies with no result get one unbilled row with status set to domain_not_found or no_verified_email, so you can see exactly what was skipped.

Pricing

• $0.005 per company that returns at least one MX-checked email.
• $0.001 per run start (Apify charges one start event per GB of memory, minimum one).
• Companies with no MX-checked email are free.

Limits

• MX-checked means the domain accepts mail. It does not prove a specific mailbox exists.
• Only emails published on the company's own site are returned. Sites that publish no email on the pages we read (in the test below: Almarai) return no_verified_email and are free. The domain is picked from search results or by trying the name with common domain endings, so it can be wrong or missing; check the domain field: an early test resolved "Lulu Hypermarket" to the different company lulu.com; since build 0.1.9 a one-word match is rejected and that name returns domain_not_found. Add a country or city to the name to reduce this. Email addresses are never guessed or generated.
• Very small businesses without a website return domain_not_found.

Example input

{
  "companies": ["Emaar Properties", "Damac Properties"],
  "country": "UAE",
  "maxEmailsPerCompany": 3
}

Good fits

Lead lists from a spreadsheet of company names, CRM enrichment, AI agents that need a contact address for a named company.

FAQ

What do I pay for? One event per company that returns at least one MX-checked email on its own domain, plus $0.001 per run start. Rows with domain_not_found or no_verified_email are not charged.

Are the emails guessed? No. Only addresses published on the company's own site are returned.

What if the company name is common? Add a country or city to the name, or set country. One-word matches are rejected, but the domain is picked from search results or by trying the name with common domain endings, so it can be wrong; check the domain field.

Does it prove the mailbox exists? No. The MX check only confirms the domain accepts mail.

What if the run hits my spending limit? The remaining companies are skipped and the run log says so.

Test results (19 Oct 2026, 5 companies, one run)

Company	Domain found	MX-checked emails	Result
Stripe	stripe.com	3	ok
Emaar Properties	emaar.com	3 (on emaar.ae)	ok
Damac Properties	damacproperties.com	1 (on damacgroup.com)	ok
Almarai	almarai.com	0	no_verified_email (free)
Lulu Hypermarket	not found (build 0.1.9; build 0.1.8 returned the wrong company lulu.com)	0	domain_not_found (free)

3 of 5 companies returned an MX-checked email (60%). 4 of 5 domains were correct in build 0.1.8; in 0.1.9 the fifth is reported as not found instead of wrong. The run cost under $0.001 in platform usage. Small sample: treat it as a sanity check, not a guarantee.