Contact field
All email addresses
Every distinct address found on the business website, pipe-separated, so you can pick the right inbox instead of taking the first one.
- Column name
- emails_all
- Group
- Contact
- Availability
- Every plan, free included
What this column contains
The complete deduplicated set of addresses the crawl found, in the order they were discovered. The first value repeats the primary email column.
Where the value comes from
Collected across the pages the crawler visits on the business's own domain. Addresses are lower-cased and deduplicated; obvious non-contact addresses caught by pattern are dropped.
Example value
info@gulluoglu.com | siparis@gulluoglu.com | kariyer@gulluoglu.com
What people use it for
- 01Skip the careers and press inboxes and mail the one that actually buys.
- 02Pick a role address that matches your offer — orders, support or accounts.
- 03Increase reach on businesses where the generic inbox is unmonitored.
- 04Judge company size: a single info@ and a set of eight departmental addresses are very different prospects.
What it will not tell you
More addresses is not better targeting. Mailing every address on this list is the fastest way to a spam complaint; choose one.
Questions about this field
- How are multiple addresses separated?
- By a pipe with spaces (' | '), so a CSV import never splits a cell on a comma inside it.
- Should I email all of them?
- No. Pick the single most relevant address. The column exists to give you that choice, not to multiply sends.
This is one of 41 columns on every row, on every plan. See the full field reference or check pricing.