Find out who owns an email address: name, job title, company and location from a 177M+ B2B contact database. No signup.
Sample result
One business email in, the person and company behind it out.
How it works
Paste an address, we search 177M+ records, you see the match.
Any work address, like name@company.com.
Checked against 177M+ B2B contact records.
Name, title, company and country in seconds.
Who owns this email
The domain names the company, and the part before @ usually names the person.
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Business context for work emails, not consumer background reports.
Use cases
Four moments where knowing the sender changes what you do next.
Know the title and company before you book the call or reply.
Check whether a cold message came from a real buyer, or nobody at all.
Fill the empty title and company fields on a bare email record.
Confirm the sender works at the vendor before money moves: a classic phishing check.
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FAQ
Yes. You get 3 free reverse email lookups a day with no signup and no card. Each result shows the owner's first name and last initial, job title, company and country. Unlimited lookups and full profiles are included in Getlead plans.
Paste the address into the lookup box at the top of this page and press Look up. We search 177M+ B2B contact records for an exact match on that address and show the person and company behind it. If there is no match, the domain after the @ still tells you which company the address belongs to.
Start with the domain: a company domain points to an organization, while gmail.com or outlook.com says nothing about the owner. Then run the full address through the reverse lookup to see a name, title and company when it is in our B2B dataset. For any message that asks for money, passwords or changed bank details, confirm through a channel you already trust before you act.
Rarely. Our database holds business contact records, so work addresses match far more often than personal Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo or iCloud addresses. If you only have a personal address, check the sender's email signature or ask for their work email.
Looking up business contact data is generally lawful. Under GDPR, processing work contact details for B2B purposes can rely on legitimate interest, and similar rules apply in most other markets. We only return professional fields (name, title, company, country) and never sensitive data such as home addresses, private phone numbers or personal records. You remain responsible for how you use a result, for example honoring opt outs.
Results come from an exact match on the full address, so a match is the record stored for that exact email, not a guess from the name. The main source of error is time: people change jobs, so a title or company can be out of date. For important decisions, confirm the current role on the company website or LinkedIn.
No match means the address is not in our B2B dataset, which is common for personal, brand new or shared inboxes like info@ or sales@. It does not mean the address is fake. Check deliverability with the free email verifier, or research the company from the domain.
Yes. The lookup on this page runs without an account, an email address or a card, 3 times a day. You only need a free account if you want the full name, LinkedIn and company details behind a match.
Not on this free page, which handles one address at a time. Getlead plans enrich whole lists, matching thousands of emails to names, titles and companies in one pass, with SMTP verification included.