
I've launched a few different products and I find myself doing the same thing over and over: finding people inside a company to email. I've automated the most menial task - finding an email address on a website.
Try it now, no sign up needed: https://contactcoconut.com
There are other 'email address finder' services out there. Here's how Contact Coconut is different from two of the primary alternatives:
Hunter (hunter.io) - Relies on their cache of websites and you'll often get outdated information, including Hunter not picking up on emails that have been added to a website recently. Hunter also only searches in the text and PDF of websites, but excludes looking in javascript files. Today, a lot of primary content (including email addresses!) are stored in javascript files. Hunter also considers generic email address' like "help@", "support@" to be "valid" emails - but we both know they're not a good contact.
Skrapp (skrapp.io) - Makes you do the hard work first; you need to know who to contact before you can try and find their email address. Anyone 'at the company' can be a great first contact to lead you to the correct person to talk with.
Simple and efficient!
I tested and it worked well for me. This is a real time saver. Moreover, the path to conversion (invite only for now) is clear.
Out of curiosity, are you scrapping the website using an headless browser with Javascript enabled to retrieve those emails?
Cheers for the feedback!
In some cases yeah, that's the solution. Depending on what the site is (and what restrictions it has!) and what resources you're looking at (pages vs files). I've just about finished looking for emails in other resources too - i.e. "find
@example.comemails on other websites". Similar to what Hunter et al. do but uncached and fresh.