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Introducing ScoutLayer Website Contact Finder

Enter a domain and get public emails, phones, official social profiles, company details and source URLs in one structured result.

August 17, 2026

ScoutLayer has one job: turn a website domain into a usable contact record.

Enter linear.app, for example, and ScoutLayer reads the public pages where the company describes itself and publishes ways to get in touch. The result is structured for people and software: a company profile, the best working email, all other public emails and phones found, official social profiles, relevant pages, confidence and source URLs.

One domain, one predictable result

Every lookup returns the same DomainResult shape:

  • company name, website, description, logo, brand color and address;
  • the best working email plus all public emails and phones found;
  • official LinkedIn, X and other social profiles;
  • the contact and company pages ScoutLayer read;
  • source URLs, confidence and processing metadata.

The source matters as much as the value. A contact record should be reviewable instead of asking you to trust a disconnected data point.

Start on the Web, keep the same schema

The public Playground runs a live single-domain lookup without signup. When you need repeatable access, the dashboard, REST API and MCP connection all return the same result shape and use the same credit balance.

curl 'https://scoutlayer.io/api/v1/domain/linear.app' \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer $SCOUTLAYER_API_KEY"

That means you can validate the result in the browser, add the API to a product, or give the same lookup to an AI agent without learning three different products.

Simple usage-based pricing

Single-domain lookups in the public Playground are always free. In the dashboard, REST API and MCP, each domain costs 1 credit when ScoutLayer finds a working email and 0 credits when it does not. Paid credits never expire, and every new account starts with 50 free credits.

Try a live domain or read the concise API and MCP overview.