Find anyone's likely email address format — completely free, no signup. Enter a name and company domain to get the most common patterns, ranked by how often they're used.
Free, no signup. Name + company domain → likely email patterns.
Most companies use a consistent email pattern across employees. If you know one person's email, you can usually guess everyone's. We generate the most common patterns for the name + domain you enter.
| Pattern | Example | Prevalence |
|---|---|---|
| first.last | jane.doe@acme.com | Most common (~35%) |
| firstlast | janedoe@acme.com | Common |
| flast | jdoe@acme.com | Common |
| first | jane@acme.com | Small companies |
| f.last | j.doe@acme.com | Less common |
A format guess is just that — a guess. Sending to a guessed address that doesn't exist causes a hard bounce, which hurts your sender reputation. Always verify the address before adding it to a campaign.
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Yes — free, no signup. Enter a name and domain to get the patterns.
They're the most likely patterns based on common conventions — not confirmed addresses. Verify before sending to avoid bounces.
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