Manually hunting for emails on LinkedIn is tedious—and often unreliable.

WithSaleAI, you can turn keywords and company names into verified business contact data in just a few clicks.

Let’s break down how it works—and what makes it more powerful than a browser plugin.

Step 1: Search by Name, Title, or Company

Start with what you know:

• A company name

• A decision-maker’s name

• A job title like “Purchasing Manager” or “Head of Import”

SaleAIsearches a proprietary B2B database enriched withLinkedIn-sourced contact references, combined with domain verification data.

Step 2: Identify Validated LinkedIn-Like Profiles

For each match, you’ll see:

• Full name + company

• Job title and industry

• Location (when available)

• Business domain association

• Public email (if available) or domain-based contact path

Unlike browser extensions,SaleAIdoesn’t just scrape—itcorrelates business behavior with data sourceslike customs and social presence.

Step 3: Extract Emails with Confidence

Where possible, SaleAI gives:

• Verified email address (if public)

• Business domain (e.g.,info@domain.com)

• “Likely match” status with confidence score

• Option to copy or push directly into CRM/email list

If no public email exists, you can use company domain + title to create smart contact estimations.

Step 4: Initiate Outreach in the Same Platform

Found 10 key contacts? No need to export.

• Tag contacts for email sequences

• Launch personalized email tasks

• Track opens, clicks, and replies in one place

It’s all integrated—from lead discovery to engagement.

When Should You UseLinkedIn Email Finder?

• Building B2B outreach lists

• Following up with LinkedIn connections

• Targeting buyers in niche verticals

• Validating leads before cold email campaigns

It’s especially useful when traditional lead lists miss decision-makers or have outdated info.

No More Guesswork. Just Smart Contact Discovery.

LinkedIn is powerful—but it’s not built for lead extraction.

SaleAIfills that gap.

With enriched business profiles, email scoring, and CRM-ready workflows, you can focus less on finding people—and more on talking to them.