Contact field
Email address
The primary email address for the business, crawled from its own website — not from the Maps listing, which does not carry one.
- Column name
- Group
- Contact
- Availability
- Every plan, free included
What this column contains
One address, the best candidate found on the business's own site. Every additional address lands in the all-emails column.
Where the value comes from
Google Maps listings do not expose email, so the address is found by crawling the business website: the home page plus /contact and /about. The page each address came from is recorded in the email-source column.
Example value
info@gulluoglu.com
What people use it for
- 01Run outbound email against local businesses that never appear in a data broker's file.
- 02Filter to listings that are reachable by email at all before a campaign is costed.
- 03Match a domain-level address to a person later, using only the businesses worth the effort.
- 04Trigger a different sequence for businesses with no email — those are the phone-first segment.
What it will not tell you
A business with no website has no email to find, and a contact form is not an address. Coverage tracks how many of your targets publish an address, and generic inbox addresses are the norm in local business.
Questions about this field
- Is email included on the free plan?
- Yes. Email is not gated behind a paid tier — the 300 leads on the free plan carry the same columns as any other plan.
- Where does the address come from if Maps has no email field?
- From the business's own website. The crawler reads the home page plus the usual /contact and /about paths and records which page each address was found on.
- Are the addresses verified?
- No. They are addresses the business published. Extraction does not send probe mail, so run your own verification before a large send.
This is one of 41 columns on every row, on every plan. See the full field reference or check pricing.