Find someone's email address

useArtemis finds professional emails in four places, depending on what you start from: a company domain, a person in Discover, a list of leads, or a LinkedIn profile. The table below tells you which one to use and what it costs.

From a company domain: the Finder

Use the Finder when you know the company but not the people.

1. In the sidebar, under Prospecting, click Finder.
2. Type the company's domain (for example company.com) and click Find emails.

You get the people we know at that domain with their email and a confidence score, the company's most common email format and its generic addresses (contact@, sales@…). Finder searches don't use credits. Details: Find emails at a company with the Finder.

From Discover

Search people by job title, company, location and industry, then click Reveal on a person (or select several people and click Reveal N emails). You only use a credit when an email is found. See Find leads with Discover.

For a list of leads

This is the way to get emails for many people at once, for leads imported from LinkedIn, Sales Navigator, a CSV file or Discover.

1. Open Prospects and click the list.
2. Click Find emails, then Start enrichment.

We look for each lead's email using their name and company, or their LinkedIn profile. Each lead whose email is found uses 1 credit. See Find emails for a list and, to start from a spreadsheet, Find emails in bulk from a CSV file.

It also works for a single person: add them to a list (for example with Add a lead manually in the list's ⋯ menu) and run Find emails.

Check an email before you send

A found email isn't always a deliverable one. Before a campaign, look at the email's status (Verified, Catch-all, Risky, Invalid…) and check doubtful addresses in the Verifier. See What email statuses mean.

FAQ

Can I type a first name, a last name and a company to get an email?

There's no single box for that. Either search the company's domain in the Finder and use its email format with the Verifier, or add the person to a list and run Find emails.

Do I pay when no email is found?

Not in the Finder, Discover or a list's Find emails: Finder searches are free, and Reveal and Find emails only use a credit when an email is found. The Chrome extension's Reveal details and the Verifier use 1 credit each time, whatever the result. See What uses email credits.

Where do the emails come from?

When you run Find emails on a list, we query several data sources one after the other and stop as soon as one returns a verified address. If none does, we test the most common address formats against the company's mail server.