DOMAIN SEARCH
Type a company website. Get back the people and emails actually tied to it — checked before they count, not guessed at with an email-format formula and a prayer.
SOUND FAMILIAR?
You know the pattern: first.last@, firstinitiallast@, just first@ — you build a spreadsheet formula, fire off a batch, and wait to see how many bounce. Half your list is dead before the first send, and you still don't know who any of these people actually are.
STEP ONE
One field. Drop in a company website or a company name and the search goes to work finding the people actually tied to it — no persona to define, no region to pick, no extra setup standing between you and a result.
STEP TWO
Once a person is found, the search doesn't stop at a name. It works through the domain to settle on the one email most likely to be real for that person — not a pile of first.last@ and firstinitial@ guesses left for you to sort through.
STEP THREE
Before an email ever lands in your list, it's checked against the mail server behind it — so what you're looking at is a real, working inbox, not just an educated guess that happens to look right.
WHAT'S ACTUALLY IN THE LIST
A domain search is only worth running if what comes back holds up in an inbox. Every result runs the same three-step process before it reaches you — search, find the best email, verify it's real. Here's what that actually means once it's sitting in your list.
Results come back attached to an actual name at the company, not a first.last@ guess run against every letter combination.
A result only becomes billable once a contact is actually attached to it — an empty domain never shows up as a charge.
No export, no import, no second tool. What a domain search finds lands directly in the same list where you draft and send outreach.
Search any domain you're working — a prospect, a partner, a competitor — not a shortlist of companies someone else decided to cover.
Doing It Yourself
With White Label Suite
Drop in a domain, and let the list build itself.
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