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Email Finder

Unlock professional email addresses with Tomba's Email Finder.

Written by Tomba.io Team

How to Use Tomba’s Email Finder Tool

Tomba’s Email Finder lets you quickly locate professional email addresses for a specific person at a company. Try it now at app.tomba.io/finder. Whether you’re in sales, marketing, or recruitment, this tool saves you hours of manual work.

1. Enter the Person's Name and Company

Start by visiting the Email Finder page. Enter the person's first name, last name, and their company domain .

2. Verification and Confidence Score

Each result is verified and comes with a confidence score (0–100), indicating the likelihood that the email is deliverable. Emails marked as Verified have passed multiple checks.

3. Additional Data Enriched with the Result

For most contacts, you also receive:

  • Profile picture

  • Country

  • Job title

  • Gender

  • LinkedIn and social profiles

  • Phone number (if available)

5. View Email Sources

Click “Show Sources” to see where the email was found—blog posts, PDFs, company sites, etc.—with timestamps.

Save Options

  • Save Lead: Click “Save as Lead” to add it to your CRM

LinkedIn Email Finder for Microsoft Excel

Tomba’s Excel Add-on helps you extract professional email addresses using LinkedIn profile URLs directly within Excel.

How to Use It:

  1. Open your Excel file containing contact data.
    Ensure the file includes at least the following columns:

    • First Name

    • Last Name

    • Company Name or Domain Name
      ​(For best results, include all four fields.)

  2. Navigate to the Finder tab in the Tomba Excel Add-on.

  3. Map your columns to the corresponding contact fields.

  4. If your table has headers, check the "My table has headers" box.

  5. Click "Find email addresses" to start enriching your contacts.

Enrich Your Data with Email Addresses Using the Google Sheets Add-on

Tomba’s Google Sheets Add-on helps you enrich your contact list by finding professional email addresses using the first name, last name, and either the company name or domain name.

How to Use It:

  1. Open your Google Sheet containing your contacts.
    Your sheet should include at least:

    • First Name

    • Last Name

    • Company Name or Domain Name
      ​(For the best accuracy, include all four fields.)

  2. Go to the Finder tab in the Tomba add-on.

  3. Match your columns to the required contact fields.

  4. Check the "My table has headers" box if your sheet includes header rows.

  5. Click "Find email addresses".

What Happens Next:

  • Tomba will populate the sheet with the email addresses found for each contact.

  • Two new columns will be added:

    • Confidence Score – indicating the accuracy of the match.

    • Status – showing the result of the search.

Possible Statuses:

  • OK – A valid email address was found.

  • No results – No email address could be found.

  • Parameter(s) missing – Required fields (first name, last name, company/domain) were missing and the lookup couldn’t be completed.

Using The Email Finder via API

Generates or retrieves the most likely email address from a domain name, a first name and a last name.

from tomba.client import Clientfrom tomba.services.finder import Finder# Initialize the Tomba clientclient = Client()client.set_key('ta_xxxx').set_secret('ts_xxxx')# Initialize the Email Finder servicefinder = Finder(client)# Find the email address for a specific personresult = finder.email_finder('stripe.com', 'fname', 'lname')

Official libraries for common programming languages, like PHP, Python, C# , Go ,Rust , Ruby , Dart , Javascript , R , Lua , Elixir etc.

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Try Demo

Click the Try Demo button on the Email Finder page to see example results for zapier.com — no credits required.

Quick Navigation

The Email Finder page includes tabs to switch between related tools:

Bulk Operations

Need to find emails for multiple people? Use Bulk Email Finder to upload a CSV and process them all at once.

Need Help?

Got questions? Contact our support team we’re here to help!

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