Linktree email extractor: the email on a Linktree, Beacons or Stan page, checked
In short: Enter a link-in-bio page, or paste a Linktree's text. The email button, mailto links and written addresses are listed and checked live, with the other links to read next. Limit: Linktree pages aren't fetched (its robots.txt turns automated readers away); paste their text instead.
A Linktree email extractor finds the email a creator puts on their link-in-bio page. Enter a Beacons, Stan, bio.link or similar page and this one reads it, robots.txt honoured, for the email button, mailto links and written addresses. Linktree turns automated readers away, so paste a Linktree's text instead. Every address is checked with the mail server.
Price: this tool is free. Checking a whole email list is from $9/mo, and the first 100 checks are free with Google, no card. See pricing
Sample result
beacons.ai/handle has one creator email, [email protected], behind its email button.
- Link-in-bio page
- beacons.ai/handle
- Found as
- Email button (mailto)
- robots.txt
- Followed
What this means for you
The service's own support address is left out. Check the address before you pitch.
- Beacons, Stan, bio.link pages read
- Email buttons and mailto links
- Linktree: paste the page text
- Every address checked live
- Beacons
- Stan
- Linktree text
By SimpleVerifier Team · Last updated
How do I verify a whole list of creator emails?
- Export your creator or influencer sheet as a CSV, or paste the email column.
- Drop it on /verify: every address gets the same mailbox check, without an email being sent.
- Send pitches only to the valid ones; treat risky (often catch-all) addresses as a smaller second batch.
How do I extract the email address from a Linktree page?
- Copy the link-in-bio URL from the creator's profile, such as beacons.ai/handle or stan.store/handle.
- Paste it here and press Find emails. For a Linktree, open it, copy the page text or the address behind its email button, and paste that in the second box.
- See each address with where it was found and its Valid, Risky or Invalid result.
- Read the creator's own website from the links it lists if the page has no email.
Example
- You enter
- A link-in-bio page
beacons.ai/handlewhose email button ismailto:[email protected]and whose footer lists the service's own support address. - You get
- 1 address:
[email protected], as an email link on beacons.ai/handle, then checked live. A Linktree URL instead is answered with how to paste its text, because its robots.txt turns automated readers away. The service's own address is left out; the page's other links are listed to read next, social platforms marked not opened. - Limits
- One page per link, robots.txt honoured, 6 seconds and 512 KB at most; up to 4 pages a minute and 30 an hour per visitor, and 5 address checks a minute.
Which link-in-bio pages does it read?
Beacons, Stan, bio.link, Lnk.Bio, Campsite, Taplink, Snipfeed, solo.to, hoo.be, AllMyLinks, Milkshake, Carrd and others, plus any ordinary website. Each is one public page read by our server with its own user agent, robots.txt checked first, 6 seconds and 512 KB at most, with no login and no cookies. The email button on these pages is usually a mailto link stored in the page's data; that's read too.
Linktree is the exception. Its robots.txt asks every automated reader it hasn't named (search engines and link previews) to stay out, so our server doesn't read Linktree pages. Open the Linktree yourself, copy the page text, or long-press its email icon and copy the address, and paste it in the second box: the addresses in it are read and checked the same way.
Links on the page to Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and other social platforms are listed but never opened. Other links (the creator's website, shop or media kit) are listed for you to read one at a time.
What do Valid, Risky and Invalid mean?
Each address found goes through the same live check as the free email verifier: DNS for the domain's mail server, then a RCPT TO question to that server, with nothing sent to the inbox. Valid means the server said the mailbox exists. Invalid means mail would bounce: no mail server, or the server said the mailbox doesn't exist. Risky means the server wouldn't say, which is usual for catch-all domains and for providers that hide mailbox status, so the address may work but can't be confirmed.
Can I pitch a creator at the address I find?
A business address a creator writes in their bio is there for brand and collaboration enquiries, which is what most pitches are. Laws such as CAN-SPAM in the US, PECR and GDPR in the UK and EU, and CASL in Canada still apply to commercial email: say who you are, make the offer relevant to the creator, and honour a no. A personal address that happens to be visible is not an invitation to add someone to a mailing list.
Who uses this tool, and for what?
- Influencer outreach
- Pull the collab email from a creator's Beacons or Stan page without clicking through every link.
- Brand partnerships
- Check the address on a Beacons or Stan media-kit page before you send an offer.
- Agencies
- Read a shortlist of link-in-bio pages, then verify the whole creator list together.
What can’t this tool tell you?
- Linktree pages aren't fetched (its robots.txt turns automated readers away); paste their text instead.
- One page per link; it never crawls the service or the links on it by itself.
- Addresses shown only after a click, a form or a login aren't seen.
- Pages whose robots.txt disallows them aren't read.
- A valid mailbox means mail is accepted, not that the creator reads it.
Common questions
- How do I find the email on someone's Linktree?
- Open the Linktree, tap or long-press its email icon, or copy the page text, and paste it here. Linktree asks automated tools not to read its pages, so we don't fetch it; the address you paste is checked with the mail server.
- Does it work with Beacons and Stan Store?
- Yes. Beacons, Stan, bio.link and most link-in-bio services are read the same way, as one public page.
- Why didn't it find an email on the page?
- Many creators don't put one there. Read their website from the links listed, or check the platform's in-app Email button yourself.
- Why isn't the service's own support address listed?
- A link-in-bio service's own address appears on every page and isn't the creator's, so it's left out.
- Is it free?
- Yes, with no account: up to 4 pages a minute and 30 an hour per visitor, and 5 address checks a minute.
Sources
That was one address. Most people have a list.
The free checker does five addresses a minute, one at a time — fine for spot-checking, useless for a CSV of 40,000.
- Upload a CSV up to 100,000 rows
- Valid, risky and invalid exported as separate files
- Repeat checks free for 14 days, no new connections
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