Skrapp Review — Email Finder for LinkedIn & Websites

Skrapp is a straightforward email finding tool that extracts professional email addresses from LinkedIn profiles and company websites. The platform keeps things simple, focusing on email discovery without the feature bloat of all-in-one sales platforms.

The Chrome extension is the primary way most users interact with Skrapp. It works on LinkedIn profiles to extract email addresses and on company websites to find contacts associated with specific domains. The extension adds a button to LinkedIn pages that triggers an email lookup, displaying results in a compact popup.

The bulk email finder accepts a list of names and company domains, processing them to find associated email addresses. This is useful when you have a prospect list from another source and need to append email contacts. Upload a CSV with first name, last name, and domain, and Skrapp returns matched emails.

Domain search reveals all email addresses associated with a given company domain, similar to Hunter.io. This feature helps you discover the email pattern a company uses and find contacts beyond your initial target list.

Email accuracy is adequate for general prospecting but does not match the precision of premium tools like Hunter.io or Lusha. Running found emails through a secondary verification service is advisable for high-stakes outreach campaigns where bounce rates matter significantly.

The platform includes basic list management for organizing prospects and a simple dashboard for tracking search history and credit usage. There are no outreach, sequencing, or CRM features built in — Skrapp is purely a data tool.

Pricing is notably affordable, starting at $49 per month for 1,000 email lookups. Higher-tier plans scale credits at reasonable rates. For teams that need basic email finding without a large budget, Skrapp offers solid value as a complementary data source alongside other tools in the sales stack.