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Find anyone's work email from their name alone
Type a person's full name and their company's domain. We generate the email patterns companies actually use, like first.last@domain and flast@domain, ranked by how common each one is. Up to 10 guesses per person, each copyable in one click.
What it does?
Email Predictor takes a person's full name and company domain and builds the email addresses that person most likely uses, following the standard patterns companies pick when they set up mail: First.Last, first initial plus last name, First name only, and the rest of the common variations. Results are ranked by how frequently each pattern appears in real corporate directories, with the most likely candidate first. It also checks the company domain's MX records so you know whether the domain can receive mail at all before you try anything.
How it works?
Enter the name and domain.
A full name like Jane Smith and a domain like acme.com. No account, nothing stored.
We build the likely patterns.
First.Last, flast, firstlast, f.last and the rest, up to 10, ordered by how commonly each is used in the wild.
We check the domain's mail setup.
MX records tell you if the domain can receive email at all, so you are not chasing guesses at a dead domain.
What you get?
Up to 10 candidate addresses.
The full set of patterns companies actually use, not just the two obvious ones.
Honest ranking, not false certainty.
Candidates are ordered by industry frequency. The tool never claims a guess is the verified address.
Deliverability context.
A live MX check tells you whether the domain can receive mail before you invest in a send.