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Hunter

Hunter on looot as of 2026-09-28: 5 jobs through 8 endpoints, how you reach it, what it costs, and how to run it.

Hunter

Enrichment5 jobs, 8 endpoints

What it’s good for

Hunter is in Enrichment. Reach for it to enrich a company from its domain or name; find a work email from a name and domain; verify an email address is deliverable.

As of 2026-09-28 (catalog revision 85280) it serves 5 jobs through 8 endpoints.

Jobs

Job id What it does Endpoints
people.domain.search List the email addresses at a domain 2
people.email.verify Verify an email address is deliverable 2
people.enrich Enrich a person from a name and company 2
company.enrich Enrich a company from its domain or name 1
people.email.find Find a work email from a name and domain 1

Access

  • Runs on looot’s key for 8 endpoints: nothing to set up, the run spends your looot balance. You can connect your own key instead; see Bring your own key.

Price basis

6 per call (from $0.0049), 2 per result (from $0.00245). A call that fails at the provider costs $0; see What’s free.

Free first in fallback

Partly. 2 endpoints bill per result, so a miss costs nothing and fallback can move them ahead of flat-priced rows. See Free first.

Run it

A job run takes shared input names, not Hunter’s own field names; looot maps them for each provider. For job:company.enrich, domain is taken by 14 of its 20 providers, company is taken by 7 of its 20 providers, linkedin_url is taken by 7 of its 20 providers. See Job inputs.

Example input for looot run or the MCP run tool, with placeholder values:

looot run job:company.enrich --input '{"domain":"example.com","company":"Example Inc","linkedin_url":"https://www.linkedin.com/in/janedoe"}'
{
  "endpointId": "job:company.enrich",
  "input": {
    "domain": "example.com",
    "company": "Example Inc",
    "linkedin_url": "https://www.linkedin.com/in/janedoe"
  },
  "idempotencyKey": "<new unique key>"
}

A job run picks among all the job’s providers. To run Hunter itself, name one of its endpoints (MCP search with {"filters": {"provider": "hunter"}} lists them), for example hunter-companies-find: looot inspect hunter-companies-find prints its exact input fields and price.

In the live catalog

Hunter’s name and logo are trademarks of their owner, shown to identify the provider.

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