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Domailfix for sales and business development

Quick answer

Sales and business development teams use Domailfix to find a prospect's work email from their name and company website, check that every address is real before outreach, and see with the Email X-ray whether the person still works at the company.

The problem

Prospect lists go stale fast. People change jobs, companies change email systems, and bought or scraped lists are full of guesses. Every bounce hurts your sending domain, and once your emails land in spam, even your good prospects stop seeing them.

How Domailfix helps

  • Find work emails from a name and company website. Pay 2 credits only when an address is found, 1 for likely valid or risky, and nothing for unknown or not found.
  • Verify before you send. Remove undeliverable addresses and spot risky ones before they bounce.
  • See if the person has left. When public proof shows someone no longer works at the company, Domailfix tells you, so you do not waste a sequence on them.
  • Catch-all companies, answered. Many companies accept every address. Domailfix still shows how likely the mailbox is to be real, with a confidence score.
  • Learn a company's email format to understand how its team's addresses are written.

A simple workflow

  1. Build your list of target accounts and the people you want to reach.
  2. Use Find email for one person, or upload up to 500 people at once in a CSV.
  3. Verify the whole list before it goes into your outreach tool.
  4. Send only to Deliverable and Likely valid addresses, and review Risky ones.
  5. Report bounces under Sending results so future answers get even better.

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FAQ

Can Domailfix find emails from LinkedIn?

Domailfix finds work emails from a person's name and company website. With the Chrome extension, when you open a profile yourself and click the icon, the name and current company are filled in.

Do I pay when no email is found?

No. Not found and Unknown are free. A confirmed address uses 2 credits, and a likely valid or risky one 1 credit.

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