Free tool
Every likely email address from a name and a domain.
Enter a first name, a last name and a company domain to get the likely work email formats, with the most common first. Everything stays in your browser.
The short answer
An email permutator lists the possible work email addresses for a person, based on the formats companies commonly use, such as [email protected] or [email protected]. It only gives you guesses, so verify an address before you send to it, because bounces hurt your sender reputation.
How to use the list
- Look for the company's format. If you can find one real address at the company, the same format usually applies to everyone.
- Verify before you send. Run your best guess through an email verifier. Don't send to the whole list.
- Don't guess in bulk. A high bounce rate can land your domain in spam. See what a safe bounce rate is.
If you're doing this a lot
Guessing works for a few people. Siela's Lead Finder finds each person's work email, verifies it and only emails addresses that are deliverable, so you don't have to do it one at a time.
Questions
What is an email permutator?
A tool that lists the likely email addresses for someone from their name and company domain, using common formats.
What's the most common work email format?
first.last@ and first@ are very common, along with flast@ at larger companies. It varies, so check for a real address at the company.
Is it OK to email a guessed address?
Verify it first. Sending to addresses that don't exist causes bounces, which hurt your domain's reputation. Also follow the rules on cold email where you and your recipient are.
Do you keep what I type?
No. The list is made in your browser, and nothing is sent anywhere.
Find the people worth writing to.
Lead Finder looks for people with a reason to buy, then starts the conversation on LinkedIn, X and email from your own accounts.