# WP Finder

> Find WordPress sites and their owners’ contact details


## Posts

- [Google Search Operators for Lead Generation (With Examples)](https://wpleadflow.com/google-search-operators-for-lead-generation/): How to use Google search operators to find targeted prospects, contact pages and WordPress sites, with ready-to-use examples and the limits of manual searching.
- [How to Find Local Business Leads by City (A Practical Guide)](https://wpleadflow.com/find-local-business-leads/): A step-by-step method for finding local business leads by niche and city, qualifying them, and reaching out with an angle that feels genuinely local.
- [How to Build a B2B Lead List in Excel or CSV (Step by Step)](https://wpleadflow.com/build-a-b2b-lead-list/): A practical walkthrough for building a clean B2B lead list, from choosing columns and sourcing companies to deduping, segmenting and exporting to outreach tools.
- [How to Find Social Media Profiles of Any Business or Website](https://wpleadflow.com/find-social-media-profiles-of-a-business/): Where to find a company's Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and other profiles, how to confirm they are real, and how to use them to qualify and reach leads.
- [How to Find Business Phone and WhatsApp Numbers (Fast)](https://wpleadflow.com/find-business-phone-and-whatsapp-numbers/): Where business phone and WhatsApp numbers hide on a website, how to clean them into one format, and how to reach out without being a nuisance.
- [Lead Generation for Agencies: Build an Outbound System](https://wpleadflow.com/lead-generation-for-agencies/): A practical outbound system for digital, web and SEO agencies, from ideal customer profile and list building to sequences, KPIs and team workflow.
- [How to Get SEO Clients: Audits, Outreach and Offers](https://wpleadflow.com/how-to-get-seo-clients/): A step-by-step guide to finding businesses with weak SEO, opening conversations with a short audit, packaging an easy first offer and following up the right way.
- [How to Get Web Design Clients: A Practical Outreach Guide](https://wpleadflow.com/how-to-get-web-design-clients/): A practical guide to finding web design clients through outreach, local networking, referrals and partnerships, plus how to spot sites that need a redesign and pitch them well.
- [Web Design Leads: How to Find and Qualify Them](https://wpleadflow.com/web-design-leads/): Where web design leads come from, which website signals show a business needs help, and a simple process for building a lead list and turning it into conversations.
- [How to Find Emails From a List of Domains (Step by Step)](https://wpleadflow.com/find-emails-from-list-of-domains/): Turn a messy spreadsheet of websites into a clean, verified contact list with this step-by-step bulk email finding process.
- [How to Extract Emails From Websites (Manual and Bulk)](https://wpleadflow.com/extract-emails-from-websites/): Practical ways to find email addresses on any website, handle hidden and protected emails, extract them in bulk and keep your list clean.
- [Is Cold Email Legal? GDPR, PECR & CAN-SPAM Explained](https://wpleadflow.com/is-cold-email-legal-gdpr-can-spam/): Cold email can be legal, but the rules depend on where your recipients are and who they are. Here's a plain-English overview of CAN-SPAM, PECR and GDPR, plus a checklist.
- [Cold Email Deliverability: SPF, DKIM & DMARC Setup Guide](https://wpleadflow.com/cold-email-deliverability-spf-dkim-dmarc/): A practical guide to cold email deliverability: what SPF, DKIM and DMARC do, example DNS records, warm-up, sending limits, content and list hygiene.
- [Cold Email Follow-Up Sequence: Timing, Examples & When to Stop](https://wpleadflow.com/cold-email-follow-up-sequence/): Most replies come after the first email. Here's how to plan a short, polite follow-up sequence with timing, example messages and a clear point to stop.
- [How to Find Outdated WordPress Websites (and Pitch Them Politely)](https://wpleadflow.com/find-outdated-wordpress-websites/): Old copyright years, broken mobile layouts and 'Not secure' warnings point to sites that need help. Here's how to find them politely and pitch the fix.
- [How to Find WordPress Maintenance Clients (and Keep Them)](https://wpleadflow.com/find-wordpress-maintenance-clients/): How to spot WordPress sites that need care, package a simple maintenance plan, build a list of WordPress businesses and reach out in a helpful way.
- [WordPress Lead Generation: A Step-by-Step Guide to Clients](https://wpleadflow.com/wordpress-lead-generation/): A practical seven-step system for finding WordPress site owners who need your services and turning them into conversations and clients.
- [WordPress Site Finder: What It Is and What to Look For](https://wpleadflow.com/wordpress-site-finder-tool/): A practical look at WordPress website finder tools: what they do, who they help, and the features that actually matter when choosing one.
- [How to Check if a Website Is WordPress (6 Quick Ways)](https://wpleadflow.com/how-to-check-if-a-website-is-wordpress/): Six quick manual checks that reveal whether a site runs WordPress, why some sites hide it, and how to check a whole list at once.
- [Cold Email Templates for Selling WordPress Services (+ Follow-Ups)](https://wpleadflow.com/cold-email-templates-wordpress-services/): Three cold email templates for redesign, maintenance and SEO offers, plus a follow-up schedule and deliverability basics.
- [How to Find a Website Owner’s Email Address (Step by Step)](https://wpleadflow.com/find-website-owner-email/): A step-by-step way to find a website owner’s email — contact pages, hidden and Cloudflare-protected emails, social profiles and doing it in bulk.
- [How to Find WordPress Websites in Any Niche (5 Methods)](https://wpleadflow.com/how-to-find-wordpress-websites/): Five practical ways to find WordPress websites in any niche and city — from free Google search operators to a fully automated WordPress site finder.

## Pages

- [WP Finder Web App](https://wpleadflow.com/app/)
- [My account](https://wpleadflow.com/my-account/)
- [Checkout](https://wpleadflow.com/checkout/)
- [Cart](https://wpleadflow.com/cart/)
- [Shop](https://wpleadflow.com/shop/)
- [Terms of Service](https://wpleadflow.com/terms/): These terms of service explain the rules for using WP Finder, the WordPress site finder for Windows and the web. By downloading or using WP Finder you agree to these terms, so please read them carefully. Last updated: October 3, 2026 License terms The free trial covers your first 150 sites and includes every feature. […]
- [Contact](https://wpleadflow.com/contact/)
- [Blog](https://wpleadflow.com/blog/)
- [FAQ](https://wpleadflow.com/faq/)
- [Download](https://wpleadflow.com/download/)
- [Pricing](https://wpleadflow.com/pricing/)
- [Features](https://wpleadflow.com/features/)
- [Home](https://wpleadflow.com/)
- [Privacy Policy](https://wpleadflow.com/privacy-policy/): This privacy policy explains what information WP Finder collects when you use this website and the WP Finder app, how we use it and the choices you have. Last updated: 3 October 2026 Information this privacy policy covers Website visitors: standard server logs (IP address, browser, pages visited) used to keep the site secure and […]

## Products

- [WP Finder – 1 Month Licence](https://wpleadflow.com/product/wp-finder-licence/): WP Finder desktop and web app – find WordPress sites and their emails, phone / WhatsApp numbers and social links. 1 month licence for 1 computer.

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