Git Email Extractor
Pricing
from $1.50 / 1,000 output rows
Shallow-clones git repositories and extracts contributor emails (author & committer) from commit history. Give it a list of repo URLs, get back a flat dataset of names and emails per repo.
Repository URL
repoUrl
Required
The git repository URL this row was found in. Rows are de-duplicated by (repository, address), so one person appearing in two repositories is two rows.
Name
name
Optional
Display name attached to the address in the commit history, where the history carries one. Empty string when the address was found only inside a commit-message body (a Co-authored-by trailer or pasted text), which carries no name.
Required
An address found in this repository's commit history: an author field, a committer field, or a match inside a commit-message body. Addresses are not verified, not deliverability-checked and not filtered to business domains - on an 8-row sample of a flagship open-source repository (run 6ly24HCIFCtZbVQ6W, 2026-11-03) 3 were corporate addresses, 3 were personal Gmail addresses tied to a full real name and 1 was a personal domain. Addresses on domains reserved for documentation or testing (example.com, .test, .invalid, .localhost, .local) are dropped rather than returned, because commit bodies routinely carry pasted config samples; that was the 8th row of the same sample. GitHub privacy addresses (*.noreply.github.com) are dropped too, which is why a repository with dozens of contributors can legitimately yield only a handful of rows.
