Finds what’s hidden in links
Picks up emails and numbers in mailto: and tel: links, share buttons and footers, plus ones written in the page text.
Open a company’s website and click Site Contacts. It reads the header, footer and links, then lists every email, phone number, social profile and address it finds. Copy them or save the company as a contact.
Picks up emails and numbers in mailto: and tel: links, share buttons and footers, plus ones written in the page text.
LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Threads, Pinterest, GitHub, WhatsApp, Telegram and Discord, each with a link to open it.
Phone numbers are formatted internationally and tagged with their country, so you know where you’re calling.
No AI and no background access. It reads the current tab once, when you click, and Chrome shows no “read all your sites” warning.
Their homepage, contact page or about page. Whatever you’re looking at.
It scans the page’s header, footer and links in about a second. If there’s a contact page, it tells you so you can scan that too.
Copy one item, copy everything, or save the company as a contact with its email, phone, website and LinkedIn.
Agencies, local companies and SMBs put their contacts on their site. Get them all without clicking around.
Email, phone, LinkedIn and Instagram for the same company, ready for a sequence that uses all of them.
Save each company you visit as a contact, then export the list to CSV at the end of the day.
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Same extension, same price. These pair naturally with Site Contacts.
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No. It reads the page you have open, which usually includes the header and footer where contact details live. If the site has a contact page, it suggests opening it and scanning again.
Only activeTab and scripting: it can read a page when you click the extension on it, and nothing in the background. That’s why Chrome shows no “read and change all your data” warning when you install.
It’s made for company websites. Chrome also blocks extensions from reading its own pages and the Chrome Web Store.
Into your saved contacts list, the same one Contact Capture uses, so you can download vCards or export everyone as CSV.
No. Site Contacts 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.
Chrome and other Chromium browsers: Edge, Brave, Arc, Opera and Vivaldi. One license covers up to 3 browsers. Firefox and Safari aren’t supported yet.
Every tool in Sales Util, every update, in your browser for good. No subscription.
One-time payment. Goes up to $49 after December 5 (… left).
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