Website Email & Contact Details Scraper: Phones, Socials

Give it a list of company websites. Get back one clean row per website, in the same order as your list, with the best email, all emails, phone numbers in international format, social profiles, contact page, company name and address. Ready for your CRM, spreadsheet or outreach tool.

• $7.50 per 1,000 websites with contacts. Priced per website, not per page. However many pages it reads on a site, you pay once for that website. No per-page, per-email or proxy add-on fees.
• Websites with nothing on them are free. Dead domains, blocked sites, empty sites, duplicates and invalid lines cost $0.
• Finds the emails other tools miss. Reads mailto: links, visible text, schema.org data, Cloudflare-protected emails, TYPO3-encrypted links, JavaScript-assembled addresses, reversed text and name [at] domain [dot] com / info(at)firma.de / hello AT shop DOT com styles.
• Junk filtered out before you pay. No example@, you@domain.com, logo@2x.png, bootstrap@5.2.3, Sentry/Wix tracking addresses or no-reply. Every email domain gets a free mail-server (MX) check.
• Phones you can dial. E.164 format (+12122542246) plus country, line type (mobile, landline, toll-free) and the national format. Dates, prices, order numbers and IDs are rejected, so there is no "uncertain phones" junk list to clean up.
• The source page for every email and phone, so you can see exactly where it came from.
• Fast and predictable. It reads only the pages likely to hold contacts (contact, impressum, about, team, legal, locations, in 7 languages), up to 5 per site by default, with a hard time limit per site. 1,000 websites usually take a few minutes. No endless crawls.

Why switch from a per-page scraper

	Typical per-page contact scraper	This Actor
What you pay for	Every page crawled (often 5 to 20 per website, plus retries)	One price per website that has contacts
Real cost for 1,000 websites	$10 to $40 at $2 per 1,000 pages, and more if the crawler wanders	$7.50 at most, usually less (e.g. $5.25 when 700 of them have contacts)
Websites with no contacts, dead or blocked	Still charged for the pages it tried	Free
Rows per website	One row per page, or merged rows you have to dedupe	Exactly one row per input line, in your order, with inputIndex and your exact inputUrl
Phones	Mixed with dates and IDs ("phonesUncertain")	E.164 only, with country and line type
Email checks	Paid add-on per email	Free MX check for every email
Hidden emails	Plain text only	Cloudflare, TYPO3, JavaScript, [at]/(at)/AT/DOT, reversed text
Best contact picked for you	No	primaryEmail (own domain, info@/sales@/hello@ or a named person before privacy@/jobs@) and primaryPhone
Memory / proxy needed	4 GB, proxy on by default	512 MB, no proxy needed

Cost examples

Your list	Websites with contacts	You pay
100 websites	70	$0.53
1,000 websites	700	$5.25
10,000 websites from a Google Maps export	6,500	$48.75
1,000 websites, all dead or empty	0	$0.00 (only Apify's $0.00005 start fee)

The same 1,000 websites at $2 per 1,000 pages with 10 pages read per site would be $20, contacts or not. Set Maximum cost per run in the run options and the Actor stops cleanly when it is reached; anything not delivered is not charged.

What you get for each website

Field	Example
inputIndex, inputUrl	0, Katz's Deli - katzsdelicatessen.com (exactly what you entered, so rows join back to your sheet)
website, domain, status	https://katzsdelicatessen.com/, katzsdelicatessen.com, ok
companyName	Katz's Delicatessen
primaryEmail, allEmails, emails	cs@katzsdelicatessen.com, cs@...; press@...; events@...
primaryPhone, allPhones, phones	+12122542246
linkedin, facebook, instagram, twitter, youtube, tiktok	canonical profile URLs (company LinkedIn first; share links and website-builder accounts removed)
socialProfiles	every profile found, including Pinterest, GitHub, Threads, Telegram and WhatsApp
contactPageUrl, contactFormUrl	the contact page and the page with a contact form
address	postal address from schema.org, microdata or the page's <address> block
emailDetails	per email: type (role or personal), sameDomain, freeMail, mxValid, foundOn pages, method (mailto, cloudflare, obfuscated, text...)
phoneDetails	per phone: country, lineType, national, fromTelLink, fromStructuredData, legalPageOnly (seen only on terms/privacy pages, e.g. a regulator; never picked as primaryPhone), foundOn pages
redirectedToDomain	set when the website now redirects to a different domain (moved brand, or an expired domain)
pagesScanned, pagesScannedUrls, durationSecs, error	what was checked, and a plain-English reason when nothing could be collected

Statuses: ok, no_contacts, blocked, dns_error, timeout, connection_error, ssl_error, http_error, robots_disallowed, duplicate, invalid_input. Only ok rows are charged.

Flat columns export cleanly to CSV and Excel. Prefer one row per email or phone (for mail merge)? Set Output layout to One row per contact: each email, phone and social profile gets its own row with its type, primary flag and source page. You still pay per website, not per contact.

Input

Paste domains, URLs or even messy cells, one per line:

{
  "websites": [
    "acme.com",
    "https://www.example-bakery.co.uk/contact",
    "Müller GmbH - müller-gmbh.de",
    "sales@widgets.io",
    "a-company.com, b-company.com"
  ],
  "maxPagesPerSite": 5,
  "emailScope": "all",
  "outputLayout": "oneRowPerWebsite"
}

• Pasted emails are turned into their domain. Company names around a domain are ignored. www. and non-www. duplicates are scanned and charged once; the duplicate line gets a free duplicate row pointing to the first one.
• Big lists: put a link to a public TXT or CSV file, or a Google Sheet shared as "Anyone with the link can view", in websitesFileUrl. The website (or email) is picked from any column.
• emailScope: all, sameDomain (only @their-domain), or sameDomainOrFreeMail (plus Gmail/Outlook-style addresses, common for small local businesses).
• onlyWebsitesWithContacts: hide the free rows; their counts stay in the run summary.

FAQ

Do I pay for websites where nothing is found? No. Only rows with at least one email, phone number or social profile are charged ($0.0075 each). Everything else is free.

Why is it priced per website? Because that is what you are buying. Per-page pricing makes the bill depend on how a site is built and how far a crawler wanders, which is where "it said $2 per 1,000 and charged me $71" comes from.

How many pages does it read per website? The homepage plus up to 4 likely contact pages by default (contact, impressum/imprint, about, team, legal, locations; it also follows a Contact link found on the About page). Raise Max pages per website to 20 for deeper coverage; your price does not change.

Does it verify emails? It checks that every email domain has a working mail server (MX), free, and drops emails on domains that cannot receive mail. It does not send any email or probe individual mailboxes. Pair it with an email verifier if you need mailbox-level checks.

Some websites show blocked. Why? A few sites refuse all automated visitors or require JavaScript to show anything. They are free. If you think a site blocks by IP address, turn on the optional Proxy for blocked websites (Apify datacenter proxy or your own proxy URLs): it is used only to retry websites that blocked or timed out.

Does it use a browser? No. It uses a fast HTTP client, which is why it is cheap and quick. Sites that render all content with JavaScript may return no_contacts with an explanation (free).

Is the output in the same order as my list? Yes. Rows come out in input order, each with inputIndex (0-based) and your exact inputUrl, even when sites are scanned in parallel.

Can it run from n8n, Make, Zapier or the API? Yes. There is no large start fee, so even one-website runs cost $0.0075 at most. One row per website maps straight onto a CRM record.

Where is the run summary? In the key-value store record OUTPUT: counts per status, hit rates, billable websites and any note (for example if the maximum cost per run was reached).

Is this legal? It collects only public business contact details that a website shows to every visitor, respects robots.txt, sends at most 2 requests at a time to a site and pauses between them. You are responsible for using the data lawfully, including GDPR, CAN-SPAM and your outreach tool's rules. Prefer role addresses (info@, sales@) for cold outreach in the EU.

Works well with

Google Maps and directory scrapers (paste their website column here), email verifiers, n8n, Make and Zapier, and the Apify API.