--- title: "Find email by LinkedIn" description: "Pass a LinkedIn profile URL and get back a verified business email — powered by your own Findymail API key." url: https://help.manyreach.com/en/articles/111-find-email-by-linkedin collection: "Enrichment tools" updated: 2026-07-20 language: en --- # Find email by LinkedIn Pass a LinkedIn profile URL and get back a verified business email — powered by your own Findymail API key. **Requires your own Findymail API key.** Add it once in Manycrawl Settings → Integrations before creating this column. Calls go from your browser straight to Findymail — Manycrawl never sees your key or the results. You pay Findymail directly at their rates, with no Manycrawl markup. [See how to add your Findymail key →](https://help.manyreach.com/en/articles/102-settings-and-api-keys.md) Find email by LinkedIn is the simplest way to turn a LinkedIn profile into a contactable email address. Point it at a column of LinkedIn URLs — usually scraped from Search Engine results — and Manycrawl asks Findymail to look up the verified business email for each profile. One column in, three columns out: the email, the name, and the first name (when Findymail can extract them). ## How to set it up When you add a Find email by LinkedIn column, you'll see a simple settings panel with one field. ![](https://staticfiles.gleap.io/gattachments/2U7dA9hjYRVf7c6m4AXiVAwUyZZaeyiHuPtsMlfLCLMtHbUGhDJkzIsgEmV8uP3BQS8kSnW0BFG.png) ### LinkedIn URL from Pick the column containing LinkedIn profile URLs. Manycrawl shows the first row's URL as a preview so you can confirm you've picked the right column. The expected format is a full LinkedIn profile URL like `https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielle-lazier`. Common sources: - **SERP → URL** — when you've used Search Engine with a query like `site:linkedin.com/in/ {role} {city}` to find profiles - A CSV column you pasted in with LinkedIn URLs from another tool - A Crawl result if you've crawled a company's team page and pulled out LinkedIn links That's it for configuration — Findymail handles the rest. ## What you get back When the column runs, it produces multiple columns: - **Find email by LinkedIn** — the verified business email (e.g. `danielle@vivrerealestate.com`) - **Name** — the full name as Findymail returns it (e.g. `Danielle Lazier`) - **First name** — just the first name, useful for personalization - **Email** — duplicate of the main email field, available for clean referencing in other columns Empty results mean Findymail couldn't find a verified email for that profile. This happens with profiles that have very limited public information, recently created accounts, or company-restricted privacy settings. It's not a bug — Findymail only returns emails it can verify. ## Common use case: build a campaign-ready outreach list from LinkedIn This is the canonical Manycrawl outreach pipeline. Five enrichments, end-to-end, from search query to send-ready spreadsheet. **Step 1 — Search Engine: find profiles** Queries: ```javascript site:linkedin.com/in/ "head of sales" SaaS Berlin site:linkedin.com/in/ "VP sales" SaaS Berlin ``` Each LinkedIn profile in the results becomes a new row with the URL and title. **Step 2 — Find email by LinkedIn: get verified emails** Add a Find email by LinkedIn column referencing `SERP → URL`. Within a minute or two, every profile in your table has a verified email attached (where Findymail has one). **Step 3 — Split cell + Format personal name: clean the names** Use Split cell to extract just the name from the SERP title, then Format personal name to strip any remaining emojis or pronouns. Now you have a clean `First name` and `Last name` for each row, ready for personalization. **Step 4 — Scrape: pull each person's company context** If the SERP snippet includes a company URL, or if you can extract one with another Split cell or Analyze column, chain Scrape on it to pull homepage content. **Step 5 — Analyze and Write: generate personalized openers** Reference both the cleaned name and the scraped company content in your AI prompt: ```javascript Write a one-sentence cold email opener for {First name}, who works at this company: {Body text} Reference something specific. Keep it under 25 words. ``` End result: a spreadsheet with LinkedIn URL, verified email, clean name, company context, and a personalized opener for every row — exportable to CSV or pushable straight into a Manyreach campaign. ## Other use cases **Re-enrich a list of LinkedIn URLs you collected manually.** Have a list of profile URLs you saved over months but no emails? One Find email by LinkedIn column turns the whole list into a contactable database. **Enrich a team page crawl.** Use Crawl on a company's `/team` or `/about` page with a keyword filter for `linkedin.com/in/` to pull every team member's LinkedIn URL, then Find email by LinkedIn to get verified emails for the whole team. **Decision-maker discovery.** Combine with Search Engine queries like `site:linkedin.com/in/ "CTO" {Company name}` across a list of target accounts to find decision-maker emails for ABM-style outreach. ## Tips - **Verify your Findymail credits before big runs.** Each lookup uses one Findymail credit. Findymail's dashboard shows your remaining credits — check it before running a column with hundreds of rows so you know you have enough budget. - **Expect a fill rate, not 100% coverage.** Findymail returns verified emails only — if it can't verify, you get an empty cell. Typical fill rates are 50–70% on LinkedIn searches, depending on the role and company. That's a feature, not a bug — bad emails wreck sender reputation. - **Pair with Email provider finder on the output.** Once you have emails, run Email provider finder on them to spot strict DMARC policies, security gateways, and role addresses before launching a campaign. Saves your sender reputation. - **Chain after Search Engine for the cleanest pipeline.** SERP results give Findymail the exact profile URLs it needs. Going from Search Engine → Find email by LinkedIn → Analyze and Write is the workflow that took the longest to do manually and now takes minutes. - **You pay Findymail directly.** Manycrawl doesn't mark up calls. If you already have a Findymail subscription, plug your key in and you're using credits you've already paid for.