Building a standard to connect businesses.
Data providers typically compile dozens of often private and undisclosed sources. At Hunter, we believe data should be processed transparently in a manner every stakeholder approves of. To do so, we follow four principles.
Data distributed with Hunter has disclosed public sources.
All the contacts in the Domain Search are returned with information about where and when we found them.
In the Email Finder, we indicate if the result is a guess or if it has public sources. The guessed email addresses are based on the public data available at the domain name level.
Data that no longer has public sources is removed.
After six months, we remove contact or company information that no longer has public sources. Before removing the data, we display the "Removed" label for the data sources that can no longer be found online.
Data subjects have control over their data.
Anyone can easily remove their contact information by claiming their email address. The owner can edit all the fields associated with an email address. In case of deletion, the email address and all related data are removed.
Website owners have control over how we index their pages.
You can identify the robot used by Hunter with the User-Agent described on this page.
It follows the robots.txt standard, so you can disallow it from accessing your website.
