Everything you need to know about QuickExtract.

A Chrome extension that collects leads from Sales Navigator, Google Maps, Product Hunt and any website, finds a company email for each one, and keeps them in a dashboard you can filter, group and export.

Google Chrome. After you install it, the toolbar icon opens the QuickExtract dashboard in a tab, and a QuickExtract entry is added to the right-click menu.

No. Google Maps and Product Hunt runs keep going in their own tab after you close the dashboard, and Sales Navigator scrapes don't need a LinkedIn tab open at all.

Each source page has a step-by-step guided tour you can replay, and the dashboard has a How it works page that explains every feature.

Yes. Extracting leads from all four sources is free.

Every company email, such as contact@, hello@, info@ and sales@, and every email that is publicly available on a website, a contact or team page, or a maker's profile.

Only valid, verified B2B person emails that are found: the work email of a specific person at a company. They cost $29 for 2,000, about 1.45 cents each, and less in bigger packs: down to $499 for 100,000.

No. A credit is used only when a valid, verified email is found.

In real time, at the moment you request them, and three times: format and domain, mailbox, and a dedicated catch-all check for domains that accept every address. Emails that fail any pass are dropped, so you only get verified emails.

No. QuickExtract doesn't sell emails from a stored contact database, where addresses can be months old. Each person email is found and verified in real time when you request it, so 100% of the emails you pay for are verified at that moment.

Yes. Packs go from 2,000 for $29 up to 100,000 for $499, and bigger packs cost less per email. The price calculator shows the total.

Yes. QuickExtract scrapes searches you run in your own Sales Navigator account, through your signed-in session. Each scrape takes up to 2,500 leads.

Up to 120 businesses per search line. Add more lines for more cities or trades in the same run.

Any range of up to 62 days per run, with up to 200 launches per day.

Up to 1,000 URLs per list. You can also crawl every outside link on a page with the right-click menu.

No. LinkedIn is always excluded from autosave while you browse.

On the company's homepage, then up to eight more pages such as contact, about, team, company, support, help, impressum, kontakt, privacy and legal.

Yes. It decodes addresses written as “name [at] site [dot] com”, “(at)”, HTML-encoded @ signs and mailto links.

Emails on the company's own domain come first, and personal addresses beat shared inboxes. If it knows a founder's name, matching patterns win. Among shared inboxes, founders, CEO and hello rank above legal, privacy and abuse.

Turn on Go slow. QuickExtract then visits one site at a time with a pause between each.

Yes. Each page has an excluded domains list. Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, LinkedIn and similar domains are on it by default.

In your QuickExtract account on the server. Leads, groups, images and settings follow your login rather than living in one browser.

Sales Navigator leads are matched by LinkedIn ID, so scraping again updates them. Website crawls keep one row per domain and merge new emails into it.

CSV with 37 columns, TXT with one email per line, and copy to clipboard.

Yes. Quickprosp is built in: save leads to lists, add them to campaigns or enroll them in automations. For HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive and other CRMs, download your data as CSV and import it. See Integrations.

Seven days. Passwords are hashed, and you can change yours from the Profile page.