Email Finder

by hunter-io44f0f5689d2dNo licenseListed Oct 8, 2026Updated Oct 8, 2026

Finds a professional email address from a person's name and company domain. Use when the user asks to find someone's email, look up a contact's email address, or needs to reach a specific person at a company.

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AI-generated overview

Finds a person's likely professional email address from their name and company domain, with a confidence score and sources.

What it does
Takes a person's name and a company domain, infers the domain when only a company name is given, and returns the most likely professional email address. Results are presented with a score, verification status, and listed sources, plus suggested follow-up actions such as verifying the address or searching for other contacts at the domain. If no email is found, it suggests alternatives such as searching all contacts at the domain or checking the name spelling.
When to use it
Use when the user asks to find someone's email, look up a contact's email address, or reach a specific person at a company. It fits requests that supply a name and company or domain, such as a name at a domain.
Requirements
Requires access to the Email-Finder capability and its underlying contact data; the skill notes a cost of 1 search credit, charged only when an email is found. It ships no scripts and only provides instructions.

Email Finder

Find the most likely email address for a person at a company using their name and domain.

Examples

  • /hunter:email-finder Jane Smith at stripe.com
  • /hunter:email-finder the CEO of notion.so
  • "What's John Doe's email at acme.com?"
  • "Find the email for Sarah Chen at Figma"
  • "How can I reach Marc Benioff at Salesforce?"

Steps

  1. Parse the input. Extract the person's full_name and the company domain.

    • "Jane Smith at Stripe" -> full_name: "Jane Smith", domain: "stripe.com"
    • If the user provides a company name instead of a domain, infer the likely domain (e.g., "Stripe" -> "stripe.com")
    • If only a role is given (e.g., "the CTO of Notion"), note that Email-Finder requires a name. Suggest using Domain-Search on the domain first to find the person's name, then come back to find their email.
  2. Call Email-Finder with full_name and domain.

  3. Present the result:

# Email Found: Jane Smith @ Stripe
| Field | Value ||-------|-------|| **Email** | [email protected] || **Score** | 92 || **Domain** | stripe.com || **Verification** | valid |
## Sources- stripe.com/team (last seen: 2026-02-15)- LinkedIn profile (last seen: 2026-01-20)
## Next Actions1. Verify this email address (Email-Verifier)2. Save as a lead (Create-Lead-If-Missing — adds without overwriting an existing lead)3. Enrich this contact with more details (Person-Enrichment)4. Find more contacts at stripe.com (Domain-Search)
  1. If no email is found, suggest alternatives:
    • "I couldn't find an email for [name] at [domain]. Would you like me to search all contacts at [domain] instead? That might help find the right person."
    • Suggest checking the spelling of the name or trying a different domain variation.

Credit Cost

Costs 1 search credit — only charged if an email is found.

Success Criteria

Email address returned with score and at least one source.

Source and attribution

Source:hunter-io/claude-plugininskills/email-finderat commit44f0f56

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