GetEmail.io

GetEmail.io finds professional email addresses using a person’s first name, last name, and company domain. It can also verify addresses through its Verify Email API, with results marked Good or Bad. Users can upload CSV files for bulk lookups, or use its Gmail and LinkedIn extensions. The Gmail extension displays company details, finds contacts by domain, tracks email opens, and supports AI-assisted message composition. The LinkedIn extension searches for emails when prompted and can export collected data to Google Sheets. API functions include searching, checking earlier search status, and verification. Each email request uses one credit, and unused credits do not carry over. The free account includes 10 credits per month and requires no credit card. Basic, Standard, Premium, and Ultra list 300, 1,000, 2,000, and 10,000 monthly credits respectively; their prices are not provided. Support ranges from email to email, chat, and phone, with 24/7 support on Ultra. GetEmail.io is based in Rennes, Brittany, France.

GetEmail.io combines lookup, verification, bulk search, and extension-based tools. Compare monthly credit limits and support options, noting that prices for the listed paid plans are not provided.

GetEmail.io may suit people seeking professional contacts in bulk or through browser extensions, as well as teams using an API or CRM connections. The free allowance is 10 monthly credits, and unused credits do not roll over.

Overview

GetEmail.io is a professional email finder with verification, bulk lookup and browser extensions. It is best suited to prospectors and teams that want those tools alongside API access. Choose it for a flexible lookup workflow, but account for monthly credits that expire unused.

Key features

Search with a person’s first and last name plus a company domain, or upload a CSV for bulk lookup. Each email request uses one credit, so the credit allowance sets a straightforward ceiling on monthly searches. That works well for steady prospecting; users with uneven workloads may lose value when credits expire at month-end.

The Verify Email API returns a Good or Bad status, giving teams a way to check addresses rather than assume every result is usable. The API also handles email searches and status checks for earlier searches. CSV downloads and API access are included even on the free plan, which makes it practical to assess a workflow before committing to a larger allowance.

The Gmail extension combines company details and domain-based contact finding with email-open tracking and AI-assisted composition. The LinkedIn extension searches for emails when prompted and exports collected data to Google Sheets. For LinkedIn Chrome searches that find no email, the credit is refunded a few minutes later, a useful guard against paying for an unsuccessful lookup.

GetEmail.io describes direct CRM connections, Zapier and Make compatibility, plus a custom API. The range should suit teams connecting prospecting to existing workflows, though the service’s strengths center on email discovery rather than a broader contact-data suite.

Its February 2025 Data Processing Addendum describes technical and organizational measures to protect customer data’s security, confidentiality and integrity. The Gmail extension says opted-in collection is limited to To and From email addresses and business-card details in signatures, and that message contents are not viewed by people.

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing, billed monthly, and includes 10 credits per month, CSV download and API access. No credit card is required. It is a modest way to try the workflow, but ten monthly requests leave little room for ongoing outreach.

Basic provides 300 credits per month, CSV download, API access and email support. Standard raises the allowance to 1,000 credits and adds chat support. Premium includes 2,000 credits and email, chat and phone support; Ultra increases that to 10,000 credits and provides 24/7 email, chat and phone support. These tiers suit progressively higher search volumes and support needs, but each paid plan has custom pricing, so buyers must compare quotes before choosing. All credits are monthly, and unused credits do not roll over.

A free trial is offered, but its length and terms are not established here. Credit use is easy to forecast at one per email request, though other uses of credits may affect the practical lookup count.

Platforms

GetEmail.io is available on the web, as an API and through browser extensions. API access appears on every plan, while the Gmail and LinkedIn extensions address distinct prospecting workflows.

Who it's for

It fits individual prospectors testing a lightweight email-finding workflow and teams that need bulk CSV lookup, verification and API integration. The free allowance is useful for limited evaluation; Basic through Ultra are more appropriate when monthly search volume and support expectations justify a paid tier. It is a weaker fit for occasional users who cannot make use of credits before they expire.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Useful workflow range: lookup, verification, bulk CSV search and API functions are available in one service.
• Accessible starting point: Free includes 10 monthly credits, CSV download and API access without a credit card.
• Extension-specific tools: Gmail adds company details and open tracking, while LinkedIn can export results to Google Sheets.
• Unsuccessful LinkedIn lookups are refunded: a no-result search returns its credit a few minutes later.

Cons

• Free volume is tight: 10 credits per month is insufficient for sustained prospecting.
• Credits expire monthly: irregular users may pay for capacity they do not use.
• Paid-tier costs require a quote: custom pricing makes it harder to compare the 300-to-10,000-credit plans upfront.

Alternatives

Consider Datagma if you want a free allowance that includes phone credits as well as 90 monthly emails, with one seat and API and WhatsApp access. Its free plan offers more email volume than GetEmail.io’s, though GetEmail.io provides 10 free monthly credits and includes CSV download.

GetProspect is another freemium option, with a free allowance of 50 valid emails and 100 verifications. It is worth comparing if those separate email and verification caps better match your expected use.

Hunter offers a free plan with 50 monthly credits, basic Discover filters and one connected email account. Choose it if those filters or the larger free credit allowance are priorities.

Kaspr is an option for users seeking a free allowance that includes B2B email, phone and direct email credits, alongside exports and CSV uploads.

SignalHire offers a free plan with five credits and 10 free monthly extension credits, making it an alternative to compare for extension-based searches.

Voila Norbert is another freemium email-finding option.

Wiza offers a free allowance of 20 valid emails and five phone numbers; consider it if those limits align better with your prospecting needs.

AeroLeads is another freemium option for email discovery.

Browse Email Finder Software or B2B Contact Data Providers to compare more services.

Verdict

GetEmail.io is a sensible choice for prospectors and teams that need email lookup, verification, bulk search and API access in one workflow. Its free plan makes a small-scale start possible, and the extensions add useful context to Gmail and LinkedIn work. Choose another service if predictable paid costs or credits that carry over matter more than this breadth of tools.