Identify inbound leads.
An email lands in your inbox and you want to know who sent it before you reply.
A reverse email lookup turns an email address into a full picture of the person behind it: their name, job title, company, location, and social profiles. Use it to identify inbound leads, qualify prospects, enrich your CRM, and check who a message actually came from. Free, and no sign up needed to run your first searches.
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Whenever you have a professional email address but no contact details to go with it, a reverse email lookup fills in the gaps before you reply, reach out, or sync to your CRM.
An email lands in your inbox and you want to know who sent it before you reply.
Confirm a contact's role and company before you spend time on outreach.
Append names, titles, and companies to records that only have an email address.
Check that an address belongs to the person or company it claims to.
Every result is built from Hunter's database of more than one hundred million professional email addresses and public web sources. When Hunter has data on an email address, a single lookup returns:
Enrich a contact from an email address using the Person Enrichment endpoint.
Person Enrichment APIBring Hunter into your own product by using the Email Verifier API.
Email Verifier APIFind and verify email addresses directly in Google Sheets.
Get the add-onHunter gives us an opportunity to really identify those people and verify further… narrowing down based on technology, by specific job title, by employee size, to find which the most relevant leads are.Keith Gutierrez Partner and VP Revenue Operations at Modgility
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Visit the Help CenterA reverse email lookup takes an email address as input and returns information about the person behind it: their full name, job title, company, location, and public social profiles. It is the inverse of an Email Finder, which starts with a name and returns an email address.
Hunter cross-references the email address against its database of professional contacts and public web sources. When we have data on the address, we return the person's name, position, employer, location, and links to their social profiles.
A successful lookup returns the person's full name, job title, company and company domain, location, and public social profiles such as LinkedIn and X.
You can run a reverse email lookup for free, with no sign up needed to get started. A lookup that returns a person costs one Search credit, and if a lookup finds no result it is free.
With a free account, you can use up to 50 searches/month. If you need more, please check the pricing for more information.
The Reverse Email Lookup is built for professional email addresses tied to a company domain. Personal webmail addresses such as Gmail are rarely linked to public professional data, so results for them are limited. If you have the person's name instead, try the Email Finder.
The two tools work in opposite directions. The Email Finder starts with a name and company and returns an email address. The Reverse Email Lookup starts with an email address and returns the person behind it. Use the Email Finder when you know who you want to reach, and the Reverse Email Lookup when an address lands in your inbox and you want to know who it belongs to.
If we have no data on an address, it is usually because the address is not tied to a publicly listed professional, or the person has changed roles or companies. You can try the Email Finder with the person's name instead.
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