Put a name to the email.
Enter an email address and SkipTrace AI returns the person associated with it, their location and other ways to reach them.
Illustrative sample data. Real searches cost 2–7 credits; no charge when nothing useful is found.
The problems we hear every day.
Anonymous senders
An email address is all you have.
Mismatched identities
Does this email belong to who they say?
Dead-end inboxes
They stopped replying; you need another channel.
What you get in every search.
Identity
The person associated with the email where records exist.
Civil records
Bankruptcy, lien and judgment counts.
Which search do I need?
Pick what you're starting from. We'll tell you which search to run and what it costs.
Run a
Person search
Ranked phones and emails, current address and mapped address history. Full reports add relatives and associates.
How it worksSee it in action.
Run a simulated search and explore a full sample report: ranked contacts, address history, relatives and more.
Try a Simulated Search
This is a simulated demo.
Ready to Search
Select a search type and click "Run Demo Search" to see comprehensive results.
Three steps. Seconds each.
- 01
Enter the email
Any address.
- 02
Get the person
Identity, location, contacts.
- 03
Verify
Compare with what you were told.
Common questions
How much is a reverse email lookup?
7 credits, charged only when useful data is returned.
Can it identify business emails?
It works best on personal email addresses that appear in consumer records.
Are there restricted uses?
Yes. No FCRA-covered uses; comply with GLBA, DPPA and applicable privacy law.
What if nothing is found?
You see a clear no-results message and aren't charged.
Ready when you are. Pay per search.
No subscription, no contract, and no charge when a search finds nothing useful.
Permissible use. SkipTrace AI is not a consumer reporting agency and its results are not consumer reports. Do not use SkipTrace AI for credit, employment, insurance, housing, tenant screening or any other purpose covered by the Fair Credit Reporting Act. You are responsible for complying with the GLBA, DPPA, FDCPA, TCPA and other laws that apply to your use.