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Tumblr email scraper returns, for every email found on Tumblr: email address, provider type, business-or-free flag, mailbox name, role-account flag, deliverability check, disposable flag, company name, domain, country, language, page title, source URL and date found

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from $1.50 / 1,000 email addresses

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Categories

Lead generation

Social media

Developer tools

Source page

sourceUrl

Optional

The exact page this contact was found on so any row can be checked in one click, and always filled.

Type:string | null

Example:

https://shenzhenyuxin.en.alibaba.com/company_profile.html

Source host

sourceHost

Optional

The full web address host of that page including the supplier's own subdomain, which is what tells one storefront from another, and always filled.

Type:string | null

Example:

shenzhenyuxin.en.alibaba.com

Source domain

sourceDomain

Optional

The root domain of the source page, which on this actor is the marketplace itself on essentially every row and so carries almost no information.

Type:string | null

Example:

alibaba.com

Page title

title

Optional

The page's headline exactly as it appeared with the result, and empty only in the rare case the result carried no headline.

Type:string | null

Example:

Shenzhen Yuxin Electronics Co., Ltd. - LED Bulbs, LED Panel Lights

Page snippet

snippet

Optional

The short piece of page text shown alongside the result, and empty when the result showed no text.

Type:string | null

Example:

Verified supplier of LED bulbs and panel lights. Contact: sales@yuxin-led.com

Description

description

Optional

An exact copy of the Page snippet column, kept only so older spreadsheets and automations that read a column called description keep working.

Type:string | null

Example:

Verified supplier of LED bulbs and panel lights. Contact: sales@yuxin-led.com

Search keyword

keyword

Optional

The keyword this row was found under, which is either one you typed or a closely related keyword the run covered automatically on your behalf, and empty only if the run used none.

Type:string | null

Example:

led lights manufacturer

Location

location

Optional

The area covered by the search that produced this row, which is one of the locations you entered or a district of it, and empty when you leave the Locations box blank, which is the default.

Type:string | null

Example:

Shenzhen

Country

country

Optional

Empty on this actor. Email addresses are not tied to a country, so there is no country box and the search runs worldwide - the Location column is what tells you where a result came from. The column is kept so a row from this actor lines up with a row from the phone scrapers, which do have a country setting.

Type:string | null

Example:

China (+86)

Place found on the page

detectedPlace

Optional

The location you searched for, when the PAGE ITSELF names it - in Google's snippet, or in the page body when 'Open the result pages' is on. Empty means the page did not mention it, which is common and is why that row scores 80 instead of 100.

Type:string | null

Country the page points to

detectedCountry

Optional

The two-letter country the page's own address ending implies - GB for a .co.uk, DE for a .de. Empty for a .com and every other generic ending, which say nothing about a country and are therefore never treated as agreement or disagreement.

Type:string | null

Location match

locationMatch

Optional

CONSISTENT when the page confirms the place or country you asked for, UNKNOWN when it says nothing either way, CONFLICTING when it points somewhere else. This is what sets the confidence score on this actor.

Type:string | null

Why it scored that

locationMatchReason

Optional

The match in plain words, so a score can be checked rather than trusted.

Type:string | null

Search source

searchEngine

Optional

Which search source this result came from, always filled and the same value on every row of this actor.

Type:string | null

Example:

google

Contact type

contactType

Optional

The kind of contact in the row, which is always email on this actor, so the column is constant and safe to hide.

Type:string | null

Example:

Collected at

scrapedAt

Optional

The UTC date and time this row was collected, so runs can be compared over time, and always filled.

Type:string | null

Example:

2026-08-13T09:41:07Z

Person name

personName

Optional

A person's name when the page's headline clearly gives one, usually empty on supplier storefronts and occasionally filled with a capitalised company or product phrase that merely reads like a name.

Type:string | null

Example:

Wei Zhang

First name

firstName

Optional

The first word of whatever is in the Person name column, so it is filled only when that column is and carries the same occasional false-name risk.

Type:string | null

Example:

Wei

Last name

lastName

Optional

The last word of whatever is in the Person name column, filled only when that column is and empty on most storefront rows.

Type:string | null

Example:

Zhang

Job title

jobTitle

Optional

The part of the page's headline that mentions a role, trimmed to 60 characters, and empty whenever the headline mentions no role at all, which is the usual case for storefront pages.

Type:string | null

Example:

Sales Manager

Seniority level

seniority

Optional

How senior that role sounds, given as one of c_level, vp, director, manager, senior, specialist or junior, and empty whenever no role was found.

Type:string | null

Example:

manager

Decision maker

isDecisionMaker

Optional

True when the role found is director level or above (owner and founder included) and therefore likely to hold buying authority, and false both for junior roles and for the many rows with no role at all, so it is never empty.

Type:boolean | null

Example:

false

Company name

companyName

Optional

The business name read from the page's headline, falling back to the first part of that headline when no legal suffix such as Co. or Ltd. appears, so it is filled on nearly every row but can occasionally be a headline fragment rather than a true company name.

Type:string | null

Example:

Shenzhen Yuxin Electronics Co., Ltd.

City

city

Optional

The city for this row, which is the location you searched or the part of the headline that names it, so it is empty on any run that leaves the Locations box blank, which is the default.

Type:string | null

Example:

Shenzhen

Business category

businessCategory

Optional

A broad trade category for the business such as industrial, retail, professional, food or home_services, and empty when the page's wording matches none of them.

Type:string | null

Example:

industrial

Source platform

platform

Optional

The site this row came from, always filled and always the marketplace this actor covers, so it only earns its place when you merge this output with results from other actors.

Type:string | null

Example:

alibaba

Profile username

platformUsername

Optional

An account handle lifted from a profile-style web address, which supplier storefront addresses never carry, so this column is empty on every row of this actor.

Type:string | null

Example:

yuxin-electronics

Directory source

isAggregator

Optional

True when the page is a marketplace or directory listing rather than a company's own website, which is true on effectively every row here because that marketplace is exactly what this actor covers.

Type:boolean | null

Example:

true

Source trust

dataSourceTrust

Optional

Whether the contact came from the business's own website or from a third-party listing, which reads third_party on effectively every row of this actor.

Type:string | null

Example:

third_party

Location confidence

geoConfidence

Optional

A 0 to 100 score for how strongly the page's own wording ties it to one country. This actor searches worldwide with no country to check against, so there is nothing to disagree with and the value is 60 - the neutral 'no evidence either way' score - on every row.

Type:integer | null

Example:

Location confidence band

geoConfidenceBand

Optional

The same score written as a plain word (CONSISTENT, UNKNOWN, SUSPECT or CONFLICTING). UNKNOWN on every row here: the worldwide search sets no country for the page to agree or disagree with.

Type:string | null

Example:

UNKNOWN

Matches requested country

geoMatchesRequestedCountry

Optional

Whether the page's location clues agree with the country you asked for. Always empty on this actor because there is no country box to ask for one - nothing is dropped or kept on this column here.

Type:boolean | null

Example:

true

Evidenced country

geoEvidenceCountry

Optional

The two-letter code of the country the page's own wording points to. Empty on every row of this actor: the country reader only runs when there is a requested country to compare against, and a worldwide email search never sets one.

Type:string | null

Example:

Email address

Optional

The complete email address, always lower-cased and de-duplicated within the run, and it is filled on every delivered row.

Type:string | null

Example:

sales@shenzhen-lighting.com

Local part

emailLocalPart

Optional

Everything before the @ sign, lower-cased, so you can sort or filter on mailbox naming habits such as info, sales or a person's name.

Type:string | null

Example:

sales

Email domain

emailDomain

Optional

The exact host after the @ sign, lower-cased and including any subdomain such as mail. or contact. when the address used one.

Type:string | null

Example:

mail.shenzhen-lighting.com

Root domain

emailRegistrableDomain

Optional

The company's root domain with any subdomain and leading www. removed and multi-part endings such as .co.uk kept whole, which is the right column to group or de-duplicate one company's addresses on.

Type:string | null

Example:

shenzhen-lighting.com

Email category

emailCategory

Optional

One label for the kind of address, chosen in the order disposable, role, freemail, corporate, so a shared mailbox is labelled role even when it sits on a free provider like Gmail, and a plain personal address on a company domain is labelled corporate.

Type:string | null

Example:

role

Free provider

isFreeMail

Optional

True when the address is on a public mailbox provider — the built-in provider list plus any domains you add yourself — rather than a company-owned domain.

Type:boolean | null

Example:

false

Role address

isRoleAddress

Optional

True when the mailbox name is a recognised shared or departmental one such as info, sales or support rather than one belonging to a named individual.

Type:boolean | null

Example:

true

Company domain

isCorporate

Optional

True when the address is neither on a free provider nor on a throwaway one, which on delivered rows is always simply the opposite of the Free provider flag and repeats what the Audience column already says.

Type:boolean | null

Example:

true

Disposable

isDisposable

Optional

True for addresses on known throwaway or temporary mailbox services, but false on effectively every delivered row because those addresses are removed before delivery.

Type:boolean | null

Example:

false

Audience

emailAudience

Optional

Either B2B or B2C, where B2C means the address sits on a public mailbox provider such as Gmail, Yahoo, QQ, 163 or Naver and B2B means every other domain, including shared mailboxes on a company's own domain.

Type:string | null

Example:

B2B

Role type

roleType

Optional

For a shared mailbox, the mailbox name that identified it — usually a single recognised word such as info, sales, support or ceo, and the fuller local part with trailing digits trimmed for variants like sales.uk — and blank for addresses that belong to a named person.

Type:string | null

Example:

sales

Department

department

Optional

The business function a shared mailbox belongs to — general, sales, support, marketing, partnerships, hr, finance, legal, technical, executive, team, or custom for a mailbox name you supplied yourself — and blank for addresses that belong to a named person.

Type:string | null

Example:

sales

First name

firstNameGuess

Optional

The person's first name read out of the mailbox name, filled only for two-part personal forms such as jane.smith@ or for a single-word mailbox confirmed against the bundled first-name dictionary, and left blank for shared mailboxes and for initial-plus-surname forms like j.smith@ or jsmith@, where no first name is actually present; no surname column is published.

Type:string | null

Example:

jane

Address pattern

emailPatternShape

Optional

The naming convention the company uses for staff addresses — first.last, first_last, first-last, f.last, f_last, f-last, flast or first — which lets you construct a colleague's address at the same company, and it is blank for shared mailboxes and for local parts that fit none of those shapes.

Type:string | null

Example:

first.last

Matches page domain

emailDomainMatchesResultDomain

Optional

True when the address sits on the same root domain as the website the row came from, which is the strongest free signal that it is that business's own address; false often just means the address was published on someone else's site.

Type:boolean | null

Example:

true

Source text

emailSource

Optional

Where the address text was read from, either snippet for the search result's own text or page for the fuller page text, and it is a constant snippet unless the optional page-visiting setting is turned on.

Type:string | null

Example:

snippet

Extraction method

emailFoundBy

Optional

How the address was written where it was found, either regex when it was printed plainly or a label such as deobfuscated, reversed_text or cloudflare_cfemail when it had to be reassembled from a disguised or encoded form, and it is mostly diagnostic since the great majority of rows say regex.

Type:string | null

Example:

regex

Confidence score

confidence

Optional

A conservative 0-97 score for how likely this is a genuine, reachable business address, built from signals such as the address sitting on the same domain as the source site, the mailbox looking like a real person or department, the same contact turning up more than once and, when mail-server checking is switched on, whether the domain can receive mail at all; it is deliberately capped below 100.

Type:integer | null

Example:

Confidence band

confidenceBand

Optional

The confidence score bucketed for easy sorting into HIGH (80 and above), MEDIUM (60-79), LOW (40-59) or VERY_LOW (below 40).

Type:string | null

Example:

HIGH

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