Email finder for Python — find publicly listed email addresses on any company's website (contact, about, team pages). Hunter.io alternative, free.
email-finder-api crawls a domain's contact/about/team pages through Keiro and extracts every publicly published email with a regex that ignores images and tracking junk. Outreach prospecting and journalism without Hunter.io's credit meter.
pip install email-finder-api
export KEIRO_API_KEY="keiro_..." # free key: http://keirolabs.cloudfrom email_finder_api import emails
print(emails("eff.org"))["info@eff.org", "press@eff.org", "hr@eff.org",
"membership@eff.org", "activist@eff.org", "extension-devs@eff.org"]- Scans
/contact,/about,/teamand the homepage automatically - Filters image files, CDN junk and tracker addresses
- Returns a clean deduplicated list
- Lead-gen, PR outreach, journalism — only published addresses
emails("company.com"). It reads the pages companies publish for exactly this purpose.
It collects only publicly published addresses from public pages — no scraping behind logins, no guessing patterns. Respect CAN-SPAM/GDPR when you email.
Hunter is great and costs money per lookup. email-finder-api reads the same public pages free with a Keiro key.
Only pages in the default scan set are read. Raise max_pages, or fetch deeper paths with web-crawler-free and parse with _sift().
They verify + enrich (worth paying for at scale). For finding the contact@ addresses a company chose to publish, this does it free.
Part of the Keiro free-tool family — every package owns a different Google query:
- google-serp-api
- free-web-search
- google-trends-api
- google-maps-scraper
- google-autocomplete-api
- google-news-api
- free-rank-checker
- reddit-search-api
- web-crawler-free
- keyword-volume-api
- youtube-search-api
- price-tracker-api
- site-metadata-api
- wayback-finder
- scholar-search-api
Requires a Keiro API key — email-finder-api is powered by the Keiro API, which handles the stealth searching. Grab a free key at keirolabs.cloud — 30 seconds, no credit card, free credits to start.