Is the email scraper free?

Searching and viewing is completely free — enter any website and see the emails it publishes. You only pay $3.00 once when you want to copy or download the list as a CSV file.

How does it find email addresses?

It crawls the one site you enter, reads the pages within the same domain, and collects email addresses from the page text and mailto: links, including simply obfuscated addresses such as name [at] example [dot] com.

Does it follow the site's rules?

Yes. By default it respects robots.txt, stays on a single domain, and pauses between page requests to avoid overloading the server.

What do I get when I download?

A clean CSV file containing only the email addresses you found — ready to import into a spreadsheet or CRM.

Free email scraper — find email addresses on any website.

This email finder reads a website's pages and extracts the contact email addresses it publishes on contact pages, footers and mailto links. It stays on the single site you enter. Viewing results is free for lead generation and outreach; pay $3.00 once to copy or download your list as CSV.

How it works

Three simple steps from a website address to a clean list of email addresses.

Enter a websiteType any public site address, such as example.com.
It reads the pagesIt crawls the same domain, collecting addresses from text and mailto links.
Copy or downloadView and filter the results for free, then pay $3.00 once to copy or download the full list as CSV.

Features

Everything you need to collect contact emails from a website, done politely and safely.

Contact-page focused

Collects addresses from text, footers and mailto links, including simply obfuscated ones like name [at] example [dot] com.

Smart filtering

Filter by text, split company addresses from free mail (Gmail, Yahoo and more), and sort however you like.

Polite crawling

Stays on the one domain you enter, respects robots.txt by default, and pauses between pages to avoid overloading servers.

Clean CSV export

Download a spreadsheet containing only the email addresses you found — nothing else to clean up.

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about finding email addresses with this tool.

Is the email scraper free?
Searching and viewing results is completely free — enter any website and see the emails it publishes. You only pay $3.00 once when you want to copy or download the list as a CSV file.
How does it find email addresses?
It crawls the one site you enter, reads the pages within the same domain, and collects email addresses from the page text and mailto: links, including simply obfuscated addresses.
Does it follow the site's rules?
Yes. By default it respects robots.txt, stays on a single domain, and pauses between page requests to avoid overloading the server.
What do I get when I download?
A clean CSV file containing only the email addresses you found — ready to import into a spreadsheet or CRM.
Do I need an account?
Not to search or view results. To copy or download the list, create a free account and make a one-time payment of $3.00.
Can I extract emails from any website?
Yes — enter any public website address. It reads that one domain and extracts the email addresses published there, so you can build a contact list for outreach or lead generation.
Is this a bulk email extractor?
It collects every email address a site publishes, so a large site can yield a substantial list. To stay polite it reads up to the page limit you choose on a single domain.
Can it find Gmail, Yahoo or company emails?
Yes. It finds all published addresses, and you can filter the results to show only free mail (Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook and more) or only company/business email addresses.
Do I need to install anything?
No. It is a free online email scraper that runs in your browser — there is nothing to download or install.