Import cities in bulk
Load a CSV or Excel file with a City column, or enter cities manually.
BUSINESS CONTACT RESEARCH
Find publicly visible business email addresses by city.
CityMail Finder helps you review email addresses that appear in Google search results for your city-based research. Organize unique results and export them to Excel — with manual verification handled by you whenever Google asks.
Now available on the Chrome Web Store
CityMail Finder
RESEARCH WORKSPACE
City list12 cities imported
Search progressPage-by-page
Manual verification supportedPause, complete the check in your browser, then resume.
Unique resultsDeduplicated
Export.xlsx
City-basedResearch workflow
Visible resultsNo website crawling
Local storageResults stay in your browser
Excel exportUnique email list
WHAT IT DOES
A focused business email research tool
Use a city list to guide searches, review the information visible on search result pages and keep your findings organized.
Review search results
Run a configurable search query page by page and collect email addresses visible in Google result text.
Deduplicate automatically
Keep one copy of each email address in the locally stored results list.
Export to Excel
Export a clean spreadsheet containing the unique email addresses you collected.
Resume after interruption
Save search progress so you can resume from the interrupted city and results page.
Manual verification
If Google displays a verification challenge, complete it yourself in the opened browser tab. CityMail Finder does not solve or bypass CAPTCHAs.
HOW IT WORKS
From city list to an organized email file
- 1
Add your cities
Type locations or import a CSV/XLSX spreadsheet with a City column.
- 2
Review Google result pages
CityMail Finder opens search pages and reads only the visible text on those result pages. It does not crawl the linked business websites.
- 3
Handle verification yourself
If a Google verification challenge appears, the search pauses. Complete the challenge manually in the browser, then resume when the page is available again.
- 4
Export your results
Review the unique addresses saved in your browser and export them to an Excel file.
Use search responsibly
Google may restrict automated queries, show verification challenges or change its result pages. Manual CAPTCHA completion does not grant permission to automate searches or override provider limits. Use the tool only in ways permitted by the search provider's terms and applicable privacy and marketing laws. Do not use collected addresses for unsolicited bulk email.
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Frequently asked questions
What does CityMail Finder search?
It runs your configured query on Google Search using the cities you provide and extracts email addresses visible in the search result page text.
Does it visit or crawl business websites?
No. The current extension extracts email addresses visible on Google search result pages. It does not crawl the linked websites.
What happens when Google shows a CAPTCHA?
The workflow pauses and leaves the Google tab available so you can complete the verification yourself. CityMail Finder does not solve, hide or bypass the challenge.
Where are my results stored?
The extension saves collected result records in your browser's IndexedDB storage. The current extension workflow does not upload the collected email list to a CityMail Finder account or server.
Can I export results?
Yes. The extension exports unique email addresses to an Excel workbook.
Is CityMail Finder free?
CityMail Finder is being introduced as a free initial release. Any future pricing or paid features will be clearly announced before they are introduced.