Email Enrichment API for Developers
Twitter handle in, verified email out. One API call. Simple REST API with 99.9% uptime.
50 free lookups. No credit card required.
One endpoint. Three lines of code.
Everything you need to enrich a Twitter handle into a verified email address.
curl -X POST https://api.scrapely.co/api/v1/enrich/email \
-H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"handle": "elonmusk"}'{
"handle": "elonmusk",
"name": "Elon Musk",
"email": "elon@tesla.com",
"emailValidity": "valid",
"domain": "tesla.com",
"twitter_url": "https://twitter.com/elonmusk",
"profile_image_url": "https://pbs.twimg.com/..."
}How it works
From signup to verified email in three steps.
Get your API key
Sign up for a free account and grab your API key from the dashboard. No credit card required, no approval process.
Send a handle
Make a POST request to our endpoint with a Twitter/X handle. That's the only required field.
Get verified email
Receive a JSON response with the email address, validity status, domain, name, and more. Typically under 10 seconds.
Built for developers
No bloat, no unnecessary complexity. Just a clean API that does one thing well.
Simple REST API
POST a JSON body with a Twitter handle, get a JSON response with the email. No SDKs to install, no complex auth flows.
Only pay for results
If we can't find an email, you're not charged. You only pay for successful lookups that return a valid or catchall email.
Verified emails
Every email is run through SMTP verification. Results include validity status — valid, catchall, or risky — so you know what you're sending to.
Built-in caching
Repeat lookups for the same handle are instant and free. Results are cached so you never pay twice for the same data.
Simple, usage-based pricing
Only charged for found emails (valid or catchall). Start free, scale as you grow.
Free
Starter
Growth
Agency
Scale
Only charged for found emails (valid or catchall). Not-found lookups are free.
Built for automation
Plug the API into your existing stack. Works with any tool that can make HTTP requests.
Use our REST API with Zapier, Make, Clay, or call it directly from your code. If it speaks HTTP, it works with Scrapely.