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Domain Scraper. Every address a site publishes.

contact@, info@, careers@ and every address found on the way, deobfuscated, deduplicated, and returned with the page each one was found on.

~35% of sites expose a role address · 2.5 domains/s in bulk

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every published address on a site, each with its source page

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The problem

The address is on the site. Getting it out is the job.

Elsewhere

Sites write addresses as contact [at] domain [dot] com, assemble them in JavaScript, or bury them in a legal notice. A regex pass over the homepage misses most of what's actually published.

At Mozart

Mozart crawls the pages where addresses live, reverses the obfuscation tricks, and returns each address with its source page, role addresses separated from personal ones.

The mechanism

How a site gets read.

1

Crawl

Homepage, contact, about and legal pages: the crawler follows where published addresses actually sit.

2

Deobfuscate

at-dot spellings, HTML entities and script-assembled addresses are reversed into plain text.

3

Classify

Addresses are deduplicated, split role versus personal, and returned each with the page it came from.

Side by side

A crawl against a regex.

ElsewhereAt Mozart
A regex pass over the homepagea crawl of the pages where addresses live
Obfuscated addresses missedat-dot spellings and script tricks reversed
A bare list of stringseach address with its source page, role or personal
Priced per address found1 credit per scanned site, however many it publishes

You pay for the scan, so 'nothing published' is billed, and a scan that never started is free.

Measured, not promised

2.5

domains per second in bulk

A 5 000-domain file completes in 30 to 35 minutes, unattended. Roughly a third of sites publish at least one role address.

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Single · bulk · API

One site, a sector file, or the API.

Single

Point the widget above at any domain and read what it publishes, live.

Bulk

5 000 domains per file, running while nobody watches it.

API

POST /api/scrape-domain returns role and personal addresses separately, with counts and the number of pages crawled.

POST /api/scrape-domain
{"domain": "leipzig-cantata.com"}
200 OK
{
"ok": true, "billable": true, "charged": 1,
"role_emails": ["contact@leipzig-cantata.com"],
"other_emails": ["johann.bach@leipzig-cantata.com"],
"n_role": 1, "pages": 3
}

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Where it fits

For inboxes that live on websites.

SDR teamsReach the small businesses whose only address is contact@, straight from their own sites.
AgenciesSweep a 5 000-domain sector file in half an hour and start the campaign with published inboxes.
RevOpsFill the generic-contact column your CRM never had, with the source page attached.

Compose with

Domain finderDomain scraperEmail verifier

Find the domain, harvest what it publishes, verify before you send.

Questions, answered whole

Billing, pages, and chains.

Why is this tool billed even when no address comes back?

Because the answer is the scan. 'This site publishes nothing' closes the row as surely as three addresses do, and the crawl ran either way. It's the one tool in the catalog billed for the work rather than the catch, and we'd rather say so than hide it in fine print. A scan that could not start is free.

Which pages do you crawl?+

The ones where published addresses live: homepage, contact, about, team and legal pages. Every address returned carries the page it was found on.

What's the difference between role and personal addresses?+

Role addresses belong to a function: contact@, info@, sales@. Personal ones carry a name. Both come back, already separated, so you can route them differently.

Can I scan the sites a Maps harvest returned?+

That's the natural chain: harvest listings with the Google Maps scraper, keep the website column, and feed it to this tool as a bulk file.

Every published address.
With its source page.

One credit per site, and the scan is the answer.

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