I built an email finder for the blanks Apollo leaves. It brings back

+30% more emails
See what I built ↓

Thirty-eight seconds. From blank cell to verified email.

How it finds what Apollo missed.

Every likely address, then a verdict on each

Work emails follow patterns. For each person it writes the addresses a company would plausibly use, in the order you set, and checks them one by one against the real mail server.

Patterns
first.last
first
flast
firstlast
✓ Found on try 2
Elena Schmitt · alderhill.comOne contact · demo data
  • 1elena.schmitt@alderhill.com
  • 2elena@alderhill.com

Same list, more people to email

Nothing new to buy and no second database. It works on the export you already paid for.

Apollo alone10
Findmail adds+3
You can email13
Emails found as the list grows+30%
Apollo aloneApollo + Findmail

Careful with credits

Every verification costs a credit, so it skips every check it can. Most addresses it writes never need to be paid for.

✓ Stops here First verified address
elena@alderhill.com

The other patterns are skipped

✕ No credit spent No mail server
anyone@briarhome.io

Settled by a free DNS check

✓ Checked once Catch-all domain
anyone@pebbleyoga.com

One check covers the company

It runs on your own machine

One command starts it. The list, the keys and every result stay in a folder on the laptop. Only the address being checked goes out.

Your laptop Local
Contact listStays local
Run historySaved as it goes
Past answersReused 30 days
Someone else's cloud dashboardNot used

Pattern by pattern, while you watch

Each pattern goes out as one wave, only for the people still without an email. The count climbs live, and a closed terminal loses nothing.

Wave 1first.last@+245
Wave 2first@+70
Wave 3flast@+41
Wave 4firstlast@+19
375emails found 1,270 contacts · demo run, invented list

Which listis sitting half empty?

Send me an export with the blanks in it.
I'll tell you how many more people you could be emailing.

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