Every common format
first.last@, flast@, first@, firstlast@ and ten more, ordered so the patterns most companies use come first.
Type a first name, last name and company domain. Get the 14 formats companies use most, with the common ones on top, and a check that the domain actually receives email.
first.last@, flast@, first@, firstlast@ and ten more, ordered so the patterns most companies use come first.
One click checks the domain’s mail servers and shows who hosts its email, like Google Workspace, or warns that emails there will bounce.
Open it on a prospect’s website and the domain is already filled in. Just add the person’s name.
It’s part of the toolkit you pay for once. Generate as many patterns as you like.
First and last name, plus the company’s domain or website. On a company site, the domain fills itself in.
See whether the domain can receive email and which provider runs it, before you send anything.
Copy one, copy all, or copy them as lines ready to paste into your email’s To: field or a verifier.
You know who you want to reach and where they work. Get the likely address in seconds instead of guessing.
Copy all 14 formats as lines and paste them into the verifier you already use to find the one that’s live.
Once you know one person’s format at a company, you know everyone’s. Use the pattern for the whole buying committee.
Same extension, same price. These pair naturally with Email Pattern Finder.
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No. It generates the likely formats and checks that the domain can receive email at all. It doesn’t ping individual mailboxes, so pair it with a verifier if you need certainty.
Those are contact databases with credits and monthly plans. Email Pattern Finder works from the name and domain you already have, with no database and no credits. It’s a quick, free-to-run step, not a replacement for a data provider.
It asks Google Public DNS for the domain’s mail (MX) records. Nothing else about your search leaves your browser.
If you open the tool on the company’s website, it uses that site’s domain. Otherwise type the domain or paste the site URL.
No. Email Pattern Finder comes with all 14 tools in Sales Util, for one payment of $29 (the launch price until December 5, then $49). No subscription, and a 14-day refund if it isn’t for you.
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One-time payment. Goes up to $49 after December 5 (… left).
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