Scrape Google For Emails For Cheap
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I want a straightforward, low-cost way to pull every unique email address from well over 5,000 messages in my Gmail account. No names, phone numbers, or other fields—just the raw sender and recipient addresses that appear in the header or body of each email.
You are free to tackle this with the Gmail API, IMAP, Google Apps Script, Python’s gmail-api-client, or any other method you trust, as long as it stays within Google’s usage limits and my account remains secure. Speed is important but data accuracy matters more; I need a clean list with duplicates removed and obvious bounces, “no-reply”, and Google system addresses filtered out.
Deliverable
• CSV or XLSX file containing every unique, valid email address extracted from the full mailbox.
Acceptance criteria
• Sample of 100 lines supplied for quick verification before full hand-off.
• Final file imports without errors and shows zero duplicates when sorted.
• You explain—briefly—how the extraction was performed so I can rerun it or commission updates later.
If you have an existing script or toolchain that can handle a mailbox this size quickly, that works for me. I’m primarily interested in an economical, reliable result rather than an elaborate build.
You are free to tackle this with the Gmail API, IMAP, Google Apps Script, Python’s gmail-api-client, or any other method you trust, as long as it stays within Google’s usage limits and my account remains secure. Speed is important but data accuracy matters more; I need a clean list with duplicates removed and obvious bounces, “no-reply”, and Google system addresses filtered out.
Deliverable
• CSV or XLSX file containing every unique, valid email address extracted from the full mailbox.
Acceptance criteria
• Sample of 100 lines supplied for quick verification before full hand-off.
• Final file imports without errors and shows zero duplicates when sorted.
• You explain—briefly—how the extraction was performed so I can rerun it or commission updates later.
If you have an existing script or toolchain that can handle a mailbox this size quickly, that works for me. I’m primarily interested in an economical, reliable result rather than an elaborate build.