Use Anymail Finder from a Zap
Add Anymail Finder as an action in Zapier and find or verify emails automatically whenever a new contact, row, or form submission comes in, without opening the app by hand.
What you can do with Anymail Finder on Zapier
Five actions are available once the app is added to a Zap. Each one takes a different input and always returns an email_status field, so the rest of the Zap can branch on it.
Find a Person's Email
Give it a name and a company or domain. The address comes back checked against the recipient's mail server, not matched from a stored list.
In: name, company/domain → Out: email, email_status
1 credit, only if a verified email is found
Find a Decision Maker's Email
Give it a domain and a role or department instead of a name. It returns the best match with their name, title and verified email.
In: domain, role/department → Out: name, title, email, email_status
2 credits, only if a verified email is found
Find Emails by LinkedIn URL
A profile link is enough on its own, useful when a Zap's trigger only carries a profile URL and no company name.
In: profile URL → Out: email, email_status
1 credit, only if a verified email is found
Find All Emails at a Company
Returns up to 20 email addresses at a domain in one search, including personal and generic addresses.
In: domain → Out: list of emails, email_status
1 credit per search, only if at least one email is found
Verify an Email
For an address already sitting in a CRM or spreadsheet. The mailbox gets checked live, including on catch-all domains.
In: email address → Out: email_status (valid, risky or invalid)
0.2 credits, every time, whatever the result
A simple Zap using Anymail Finder
One version of this, from a spreadsheet to a list ready for outreach:
The building block worth noticing is the filter step right after the action: it's what stops a risky or missing result from moving further down the Zap. A fuller example, with branching for valid, risky and invalid results, is walked through in How to Automate Email Finding with Zapier and Make, along with a comparison between Zapier and Make for this kind of workflow.
Start from a ready-made Zap
Zapier already has two templates pairing Anymail Finder with Google Sheets: one searches for an email whenever a new or updated row appears in a sheet, the other does the same for rows added to a team drive. Both are a faster starting point than the Zap above.
Browse them on Zapier's Anymail Finder integrations page ↗, or set up the sheet side first on the Google Sheets integration page.
How it works
Add the action to a Zap
Search for Anymail Finder in Zapier's action list and pick one of the five actions above.
Connect your account
Paste an API key from your Anymail Finder settings once. Zapier reuses that connection across every Zap you build afterward.
Branch on the result
Every action returns email_status alongside the data. A Paths step right after is what keeps a bad result from reaching the rest of the Zap.
The exact clicks for each step, screenshots included, are in the Zapier setup guide in the Help Center. The whole connection takes about five minutes.
What it costs
Adding the action to Zapier is free. Each run spends the same credits as the rest of your account, at the same prices.
| Action | Cost | When |
|---|---|---|
| Find a Person's Email | 1 credit | Only if a verified email is found |
| Find a Decision Maker's Email | 2 credits | Only if a verified email is found |
| Find Emails by LinkedIn URL | 1 credit | Only if a verified email is found |
| Find All Emails at a Company | 1 credit | Once per search, only if at least one email is found |
| Verify an Email | 0.2 credits | Always, whatever the result |
A run that finds nothing costs nothing. Verify your card to get 100 free credits, and Anymail Finder runs on the same engine behind the Email Finder API, so a workflow that outgrows Zapier can move to the API directly without changing how results are priced.
Frequently Asked Questions
Add Anymail Finder to your next Zap
Connect your account and start finding or verifying emails as part of a workflow you already run.