Hunter

Domain Search and Sources

Enter a company domain to reveal common email patterns and publicly sourced contacts. Results show titles, departments, and where the address appeared so you can assess credibility at a glance. Filters narrow to roles, locations, or seniority, and pattern detection infers addresses even when a specific person isn’t listed directly. Multiple sources include timestamps so you can judge freshness, and GDPR-friendly collection avoids gated scraping. A browser extension shows patterns and merges near-duplicates for clean lists.

Email Finder by Name and Company

Combine a person’s name with a company to generate the most likely email format, with a confidence score you can weigh before adding it to a list. Alternative guesses and pattern hints help when organizations use multiple conventions or aliases. International formats, accents, and double-barreled names are handled thoughtfully, with suggestions that reflect regional norms. Subsidiary and brand domains inherit parent patterns when appropriate, and notes explain deviations so you spend less time on trial-and-error.

Email Verification and Scoring

Check syntax, MX and SMTP responses, catch-all behavior, and disposable flags before sending. Risk levels guide whether to proceed, choose a different channel, or ask for confirmation. Bulk verification cleans old lists quickly, and webhooks update systems as status changes so teams stop chasing bounced addresses. Role-based and catch-all inboxes are labeled clearly to protect sender reputation. Retry windows and suppression rules prevent repeated checks on fragile servers, and status webhooks keep CRMs aligned automatically.

Leads, Enrichment, and Sync

Build segmented lists with role, size, tech stack, and geography filters, then enrich with public data for context. Export CSVs or sync to CRM and spreadsheets to keep records consistent across systems and teams. Tags keep experiments separate, and dedupe safeguards avoid contacting the same person twice under different campaigns or accounts. Technographic filters target users of specific tools, and job-change alerts keep outreach relevant. Custom fields and CSV mapping preserve structure so imports stay tidy downstream.

Campaigns, Scheduling, and Compliance

Write personalized sequences with delays and follow-ups that stop automatically when someone replies. Tracking shows opens and clicks, helping you tailor next steps without guesswork or noisy dashboards. Unsubscribe handling and sending limits respect regulations and reputation, while custom fields keep messages relevant and human. Personalization pulls role or source notes at send time, improving tone without merge mistakes. Quiet hours and warmup safeguards space sends by time zone, and reply detection halts sequences instantly.