Find a company’s website from an email address
Paste a business email and 99finder finds the company behind it: official website, name, address and the people who work there.
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A business email address usually carries the company domain, but the domain alone is not always the website customers use, and it tells you nothing about who the company is. 99finder resolves the email domain to the official company website, then adds the company profile and contact details.
For free-mail addresses (Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo) there is no domain to work from. Search the sender’s company name instead, or upload your list with a company column and 99finder finds the website for each row.
How to find a company website from an email
Take the part after the @
jane@acme-industrial.com points to acme-industrial.com. Paste the email or the domain into 99finder.
99finder resolves the domain to the company
The domain is verified live, mapped to its official website and matched to the company name, location and industry.
Get the full company profile
Website, description, address, phone, generic and personal emails, social links and decision-makers. Export or push to your CRM.
What you get from one email address
Official website
The site the company actually uses, even when the email domain is a legacy or regional one.
Who else works there
Decision-makers with role, email and LinkedIn profile, for the right follow-up.
Address and phone
Verified company address and phone number, formatted consistently for your CRM.
Works on whole lists
Upload a column of emails and enrich every row in one job.
Not from the address alone, since gmail.com is not a company domain. If you know the person’s or company’s name from the signature, search that in 99finder to get the website and contacts.
Turn email addresses into company profiles
Paste one, or upload a list. 30 free credits.