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Find work emails on LinkedIn profiles and add them to your Krot sequences. Krot finds work email addresses for people you look up on LinkedIn, and saves them into your outreach lists without the copy and paste. Open someone's profile and click the Krot icon. A panel opens on the right side of the browser showing their name, role and company, along with a work email address if we can find one. From there you can copy the address, save the person to your contacts, or drop them straight into one of your sequences. You need a Krot account for this to do anything. The extension works alongside krot.io rather than on its own, and it is available on the Growth plan and above. WHAT IT READS ON LINKEDIN The extension reads the address of the profile page you are viewing. That is the only thing it takes from the page. It does not read the page content, and it never uses your LinkedIn login to fetch anything. Everything you see in the panel comes from Krot's own database and lookup sources. It runs on linkedin.com profile and company pages only. Everywhere else on the web it does nothing at all. LOOKUPS AND LIMITS Looking someone up uses the contact allowance already included in your Krot plan, and there is a separate monthly limit on extension lookups so the two stay predictable. The panel shows how much of each you have left. If the person is already in your contacts, opening their profile costs you nothing. Privacy policy: https://krot.io/privacy Terms: https://krot.io/terms
Aug 26, 2026
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