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A pragmatic website email scraper that turns any list of public URLs into a clean contact details scraper spreadsheet. For each page, you walk away with the email addresses, phone numbers, and social profile links that page exposes — all in email-social-media.csv on your own machine. Built for outreach pods, agencies, and researchers who want website contacts to CSV without paying per row or routing prospects through a hosted scraper.
CSV file
4
Append-friendly
Your PC
Free · No API key
What it does
Three contact signals in one pass
Every page produces a row with the email addresses, phone numbers, and social profile URLs it exposes — no need to bolt together three separate tools to scrape emails from a webpage and chase social handles afterwards.
Catches the social networks that matter
The template recognises links to LinkedIn, X (Twitter), Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, TikTok and other mainstream networks, so a single run gives you a real social link extractor column for brand audits and outreach.
Stays entirely on your computer
No cloud broker, no proxy fleet, no third-party API. The browser session runs locally and the CSV stays in a folder you choose — a real offline website extractor for governed desktops.
Costs nothing per row
Unlike billed contact-finder APIs and per-result marketplace actors, this local scraper for Desktop charges you nothing for the rows you collect.
Problems it solves
The problem
Pulling email, phone, and social links off a list of websites is three different chores stuck together.
What you do instead
One run lands all three in a single CSV, lined up next to the page they came from.
No more stitching three exports together — the website email finder, phone collector, and social link extractor all share one row per page.
The problem
Hosted contact-finder tools charge per row and route your URL list through a vendor you can’t audit.
What you do instead
Everything happens on your own browser session — no per-row charges, no third-party in the loop.
Ideal when procurement or security pushes back on always-on SaaS metering and you’d rather a no code web scraper that runs on your own desktop.
The problem
Most contact-finder tools assume code, an API key, or a developer account.
What you do instead
Import the template, paste in the page you want, click run.
No coding, no account, no key to manage — the website email scraper behaves like a normal visitor who happens to read very carefully.
Who uses it
Agency outbound pods
Quarterly replenishment
Pair this with reviewer-approved URL lists so SDR pods can refresh their export email addresses CSV before personalization passes — and flag dormant or refreshed social profiles for the creative team in the same run.
Franchise & dealer ops
Microsite QA
Sweep location pages whenever marketing pushes new themes to confirm storefront phone numbers and sanctioned social anchors still appear where local-ads compliance expects them.
Open-source intel desks
Citation tracking
Academic and OSINT collaborators keep attributable URLs sitting next to the extracted contacts, simplifying disclosures when publications reference how the contact details were gathered.
What you get
email-social-media.csvColumn
Website
The page each row was collected from.
Column
Emails
Unique email addresses found in the visible page text.
Column
Phone Numbers
Phone numbers found in the visible page text.
Column
Social Media Links
LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube and other social profile URLs the page links to.
Sample rows
3 of many
| Website | Emails | Phone Numbers | Social Media Links |
|---|---|---|---|
| +44 20 7946 0958 | , | ||
| No phones found | , | ||
| , | (312) 555-0147 |
This UScraper template
LocalHosted contact-finder actors / SaaS
CloudYour desktop
Same browser session you’d use yourself.
Vendor servers and quota dashboards
You see results, not the runtime.
A CSV file in the folder you choose
Open it, move it, archive it — your call.
Vendor UI or API download
Often gated by accounts and quotas.
Nothing leaves your machine
Your URL list and the scraped rows stay on disk.
URLs and results cross vendor boundaries
Even when the source pages look public.
One desktop license, unlimited runs
Free template import.
Pay per result or per request
Recurring credits or subscriptions.
Get started
Run your first export in under five minutes
Download the template
Use the Download Free button on this page to grab the template file.
Import & set your URL
Open UScraper, import the template, and swap the sample page for the first website whose contacts you want to collect.
Hit run and walk away
The template loads the page, waits for it to settle, and writes a fresh row with emails, phones, and social links.
Open the CSV
Find email-social-media.csv in your save folder and open it in Sheets, Excel, or your favourite BI tool.
Pair this with sibling templates whenever you need broader coverage — try the Website Contact Details Scraper when you only need emails and phones, the Website HTML Scraper for raw page archives, or the DuckDuckGo Search Scraper to discover fresh URLs to feed into this contact pass.
Publicly rendered text still sits inside terms of service, robots.txt directives, spam laws, and platform policies. Stick to URLs you may visit as a normal user, throttle requests respectfully, and never spoof logins or harvest private inboxes without consent. Legal risk depends on locale and use case — treat downstream outreach as regulated data and obtain counsel when portfolios are sensitive.
Limitations worth keeping in mind
Text inside images or PDFs won’t be picked up
If a page renders its emails or phone numbers only inside an image, a PDF, a canvas widget, or a shadow-DOM embed, the template can’t read them. Fall back to manual lookups or an OCR tool for those pages.
Some phone or email formats may slip through
The template recognises the most common email and phone shapes. Unusual international dialing styles, vanity numbers, social handles embedded only inside iframes, or heavily obfuscated addresses may need a manual pass — eyeball the CSV before piping it into a dialer or sequencer.
Be polite with how often you run it
Heavy unattended use across many URLs can trigger throttles or CAPTCHA challenges. Keep the pause between pages reasonable, don’t parallelise dozens of runs, and pause whenever a site asks you to verify you’re a human. Reviewing robots.txt guidance before large sweeps is a good habit.
Browse more workflows in the UScraper template library, install the desktop client from uscraper.io/download, and use this template whenever you need a reproducible Desktop append CSV export routine — without surrendering custody of your contact list to a multi-tenant scraper farm.
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