The AI Email Finder That Builds Verified Teams, Fast.

An AI email finder turns a company's domain into its team's real work emails. You give Verifox the domain, and the AI surfaces the people who work there, builds the address pattern that domain uses, then ranks each candidate by how that specific company actually formats email, so the right one rises to the top instead of a blind guess.

The winning candidate is then run through our nine-check verification engine so you receive a confirmed, deliverable address, not just a pattern. We do not scrape any profile, and you never need anyone's login.

A rules-only finder applies a fixed list of formats and gives up when a domain is ambiguous. The Verifox email finder AIranks the candidate patterns by how each domain tends to build addresses, and an AI-confidence pass resolves catch-all domains that a rules engine would leave as “unknown.”

That is the difference on hard cases: a generic company name, a domain with several plausible formats, or a catch-all that accepts everything. The AI assists the ranking and the catch-all call, and a real SMTP-level verification check still makes the final call, so a confident-looking guess never ships unverified.

Verified, always. The model's opinion is never the last word here. Once a candidate wins the ranking, Verifox pings the actual mailbox over SMTP, checks the MX records, and screens for catch-all, disposable, and role-address traps through the nine-check verification engine, the same one behind our paid API.

Treat the confidence score as your control knob: a 96 can go straight into a cold sequence, a 72 might wait for a warmer channel. Already holding an address and only need a verdict? The free email checker returns one in well under a second.

Free to start, with real numbers behind the claim. Run a handful of lookups from this page with no account and no card. Create a free account and 1,000 credits land immediately, or 2,500 if you sign up with a work address.

Past the free batch, you buy credits as you go and they never expire, so an SDR who pauses outreach for a quarter loses nothing. Ten credits cover one find-and-verify lookup; volume rates for your region are on the pricing page.

Yes. Drop in a CSV of names plus companies and every row comes back with the AI's chosen pattern, the verified address, and a confidence score, processed in parallel rather than row by row. The dedicated bulk email finder page walks through the list workflow in detail.

Bulk is where the AI earns its keep: 20-40% of B2B lists fail at catch-all domains, and the AI-confidence pass rescues those rows instead of stamping them “unknown.” CSV upload and API access both ship with a free account.

A domain, and it is exactly what the model prefers. A raw domain like acme.com skips the which-company-do-you-mean step entirely, so surfacing the team and ranking the format both start from cleaner ground. A clean company name works too, we resolve it to the domain. The find email by domain page covers that workflow on its own.

Two related tools round out the family: the domain email extractor pulls every known address on a domain at once, and the general email finder handles name-first and domain-first lookups in one place.

Their finders are, at heart, pattern libraries: they record which format a domain used historically and hand you that template, with verification a separate step if it happens at all. Verifox ranks live candidates with a model, resolves the catch-all cases a lookup table cannot, and proves the winner deliverable by SMTP before you ever see it.

The pricing stance differs too: Verifox credits never expire, so you are not racing a monthly reset. Region-localized rates are on the pricing page, and for AI-native stacks our MCP server has no equivalent at any of the three.

Yes, natively rather than through glue code. Verifox ships an MCP server, so Claude, Cursor, or a custom LLM app can turn a name and company into a verified address mid-task. Paste the MCP URL into your agent config and the find-and-verify tools simply appear.

Building something more traditional? The REST API exposes the same endpoints for CRMs and sequencers, and HubSpot, Salesforce, Zapier, and Clay all connect through it. Either path returns the identical confidence-scored result.

For B2B outreach under the legitimate-interest basis, yes, as long as you respect opt-outs and the spam laws of each recipient's region. The AI part changes nothing in that analysis: the model predicts an address format from a name and domain you already hold. It does not mine private profiles or hidden personal data.

On our side, Verifox is GDPR and CCPA compliant and SOC 2 Type II audited. Your inputs are processed in memory, never stored or sold; the privacy policy has the full breakdown.

An unverified AI guess is only as good as the domain's predictability, which is exactly why Verifox never returns one. Every result has already passed the verification engine, which scores 99.99%on our 1,000-address benchmark, so accuracy is anchored by the mailbox check, not the model's self-confidence.

On speed: a single find-and-verify lookup returns in a couple of seconds, and bulk jobs run in parallel at roughly 10,000 verifications a minute on the standard tier. Live uptime and incident history are at status.verifox.ai.